Hope Susan Mosheim Jaffe

Hope was loved by all who befriended her and properly so.

I met Hope when my friend Agatha Durham moved to memory care at the Village. I went almost every day to visit. Hope always greeted me in the hallway. I walked with her as she asked if I knew what the plan was. Immediately, we became friends even though she never knew my name. Most days, she wanted to know if I knew when Larry was coming to get her. I was heartbroken when visitation was closed in March. Hope was a joy to know. She brightened my day with her wit. Although I only knew...

Hope and Larry were very good friends of mine and everything
recorded in Hope's Obit is exactly how I remembered her.
I will never forget either of them and the fun we always had together.

We have so many memories of you and Hope, Larry, Our weekly tennis games, dinners out, . the wonderful meals at your home, and sharing family stories. Whenever I want to treat someone I bake "Hope's Brownies", I've given that recipe to many, many friends, always calling it "Hope's Brownies"! You've been out of sight for so long, but never out of mind. May Hope's memory be a blessing.
Our sympathy to you, Larry, and your wonderful family.
Love, Iris and George

My life is so much richer for having known Hope and the entire Jaffe family. We have remained close since our days together on Commonwealth Ave. so many years ago. I cherish my relationship with the Jaffes more than I can say in words, and Hope was central to that relationship. She made me feel special as a young child, and continued to make me feel special up through the last time I had the good fortune to spend time with her and Larry in their Village apartment several years ago. I will...

My sweet and feisty friend ... I will miss you.

Carolyn

Dear Jaffe Family,

Hope was a lovely, graceful woman who always wore her clothes well. I remember Hope with love! She loved her family dearly and was always wanting the best for her clan! I loved her Lamb marinade and get brisket. My sincere condolences to each of you! Best, Rachel

I was a neighbor at the Village and loved to see her each day on the way to her morning exercise routine; Blessed is the Judge of Truth and the goodness of her soul lives on in Robbie and bothers and grand and great grandkids.