Irma B. Schwartz

To Irma's 5 kids- I thought I share this picture. Your mom was the best ever woman with a big heart! Also good friend Lynn Katz

Omg! I Loved Irma !! I used to take care of her mom at the Jewish home Edith Black , I'm so so sorry to see this but I know she had a great life and her best friend Lynn. I'm sure she is now happy to see Phil the man she loved and miss. Sorry for your loss Russell, Brian, Lauren , Daryl, and Pamela!! God bless her she smile and the room would light up! Lynn M. Formally known as Dorothy because Edith Black called me that.

Dear Brian, Lauren and all of Irma´s family - I heard about your mom´s passing from Sue and wanted to reach out to express my deepest sympathy for your loss. When I think of your mom, I think of her as vibrant, dynamic, fun and as the best of moms who made our neighborhood in Longmeadow the special place that it was. Sending love and my warmest regards to you all Lisa (Winer) Schoenthaler

I loved seeing Irma happy and sassy at Emma's wedding. I know the family will miss her.

This tribute to Irma describes her perfectly. Here´s a glass of wine to celebrate her legacy as she would have done. My sincere sympathy for the loss of your mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. Jamie Stein-Muzio

Please accept my deepest sympathy on Irma's passing. Irma was truly one of a kind. She and Mom spent a lot of years together and Irma was always there for her. She referred to herself as my "second" mother and took that role seriously. She even yelled at me and cussed a few times. Most of all Irma wasn't only a funny, warm generous person, she was a giving person warts and all. She will be missed. Fondly, Lynn