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Nanny - If it wasn't for you, none of us would be here. :)
May her memory remind us all to live our lives more fully, for now we live for her as well.
Grandaughter Jamie Korngold
December 08, 2008 | Boulder, CO
SLINGERLANDS, New York
Wolfe, Fay SLINGERLANDS Fay Wolfe, age 97, died peacefully on Thursday, November 29, 2007 at her daughter's home surrounded by her loving family. Beloved wife of the late Samuel Wolfe and beloved sister, mother, grand-mother, and great - grand-mother. She is survived by her sister, Tillie...
Read MoreNanny - If it wasn't for you, none of us would be here. :)
May her memory remind us all to live our lives more fully, for now we live for her as well.
Grandaughter Jamie Korngold
December 08, 2008 | Boulder, CO
Fay, It was wonderful having you in our lives. You never forgot a birthday or anniversary and always cared about what was happening with us and the boys. You will be very missed. You are an inspiration to us all. Love, Karen & Carl
Karen Mattson
December 02, 2008 | Guilderland, NY
Fay Wolfe will be deeply missed, but what an amazing life she lived and wonderful family she mothered. When I think about her, I think of a tiny, loving, human dynamo - the energizer bunny had nothing on her! I am so glad to have known her.
Ruth McRobbie
December 01, 2008 | Lancaster, PA
Thirty-seven years I have carried mom (nanny) inside of me while living far away in Eretz Yisrael. She has instilled in me an intense passion for life,family,children,nature, physical exertion,strong work ethic and emotional stength to overcome the ups and downs of life- particulary in Israel.
Thanks mom, you were always there for us and continue to guide us from within.
Love, Debbie (daughter)
Debbie Tanami
December 24, 2007 | Jerusalem
For thirty-three years I had the golden opportunity of having nanny in my life. For me nanny represented eternal life and that's why it is so hard to talk about her in the past tense. She was so full of energy, honesty, internal and external beauty. She always remembered all of us and we felt the strong emotional bond despite geographical distance. Nanny, we will always remember you and love you. Boy, that was cool dunking in the dead sea together last Sukkot.
Mickey Zomer
December 24, 2007 | Jerusalem
I look at my mom and I know that the emotional strength to overcome challenges of life she received from nanny and I received from her.
Tali Lugassi Sharabi
December 24, 2007 | Jerusalem
Nanny,
We wish we could have been with you in those last couple of days- but we are so thankful that we shared the moments we had together. David and I felt so lucky to see you over the summer and eat ice cream with you in your apartment. And nothing could have made us more proud then to have you in our own home in Jerusalem. You napping on the park bench with the sun light painted on your face is a moment that will last forever in our hearts. Thank you for teaching us about strength and...
Molly and David Tanami
December 11, 2007 | Jerusalem
Dear Nanny, I know you're probably very busy golfing, skiing, swimming, playing tennis, dancing, etc., while in your new home, but I wanted to let you know, knowing that you also like to make sure all details are in order, Melissa and are ok, though we miss you everyday and are greatful for everything you have and had done for us. I inherited your "cooking" skills (thanks for that)and fortunately, like you can make home made chicken soup and have made enough to feed the entire family. ...
dana schaefer
December 09, 2007 | Niskayuna, NY
All my love and sympathy go out to Fay's wonderful family. My earliest memories are of Fay and Sam, and my dear friend Bobbi, whom I've known since I was 7 years old. I remember Fay working along side of Sam in the business, and then coming home and being a Mom to her girls. I don't ever recall seeing her lose her temper or sense of perspective. She was a grand lady, and I was priviledged to know her. She will be missed.
Mercy McAmmond Ingraham
Mercy Ingraham
December 08, 2007 | Hulmeville, PA