Edith H. Joseph

Sitting on the top of the jelly cupboard in our family room is a photograph that was taken 17 years ago. It shows a thirty something woman holding a rather pudgy baby on her left hip standing next to a woman with red, curly hair and a smile like no other. That woman is Edi: the others- me and my son Jake. Edi was my mom in the work place. She was my writing teacher, my conscience, and the person I could count on to see more in me then I could see in myself. She and Bill welcomed me into their...

Edith and I shared aunts, uncles and grandparents, growing up together in Syracuse. We shared our growing up, our Simchas and, even our sorrows. She is remembered by all of my family, children and grandchildren with love and many happy memories. We will remember her delight as each new Rifkin, Allon, and Sobel arrived
and our families grew. May her memory be for a blessing for us all.
We are honored to be a part of the Finkelstein,Joseph and Hoffman clan and pray that the...

It is with sorrow that I note the death of Edie,a long time neighbor and acquaintance.

Our deepest condolences to Bill, Kenny, Vivian, Mickey, Brett, Harlan, David and Saul and all their families. My cousin Edi was one of a kind. Edi's determination connected our family across the ocean and through three country's. I shall forever be indebted to her for the wonderful fulfillment in my life with my family due to her efforts. Edi's legacy lives on in her children Kenny and Mickey who have demonstrated in many ways and over many years, the importance of family. Goodbye Edi - I...

The sad loss of our dear cousin Edi
leaves a void in a family that she was instrumental in getting together.Our sincere and deepest condolences go to Bill,Mike,Mickey and Ken. we wish them all long life