Miami, Florida
Janet (Zahava) Goldwasser, 58, wife of Dr. Norman Goldwasser, died Thursday, June 26, in her home in Miami Beach after a short, but valiant fight - on her own terms - with cancer. A beloved wife, daughter, mother, grandmother and teacher, she embodied deep, true spirituality and warm hospitality....
Read MoreAfter all these years, starting with your living arrangements at Fox Glen, we feel almost like family We wish you and your family no further sorrow. This was enough for a lifetime. I still light an extra Shabbos candle in her 'zcheus'. Love from the Frier family.
Ruth and Ralph Frier
June 26, 2015 | Baltimore, MD
I Pray Your family continue to find comfort in the memories of this angle. It was indeed a privilege to know this great family but to be inspirited by this great sweeting, caring, soul.
Karen Mccall
July 23, 2014 | Jacksonville, FL
I am shocked and saddened to hear of Janet's passing. I knew she was sick and in the hospital . We had a connection thru IIN, and we were planning to do health histories together after May. My sympathies are with you.
Dorothy Thigpen
July 14, 2014 | Raleigh, NC
Norman,
I was so sorry to hear of the loss of your dear wife. She was a wonderful person. May Hashem give you and your family the strength to cope with this difficult situation. You should only have simchas to celebrate in the future. May her memory be for a blsssing.
Eileen Berman
Baltimore, MD
July 12, 2014
My mother Vera is the first cousin of Zahava. We just saw her and her mother at my grandfather's funeral in March. I am in absolute shock at her passing. I wish I knew her better but the little time that we got to spend together I learned what an incredible woman she is. She will live on forever in the memories of her family and friends. I send my deepest condolences to her beloved mother (my great aunt Nina), husband and children. You are all in my prayers.
Julie Chernyakhovsky
July 11, 2014 | Baltimore, MD
Norman, Mrs. Schneyer, family, and friends- May you be comforted by the many memories of a wonderful daughter, wife, mother and teacher. Zahava was a good friend in high school and clearly from all I have read about her, maturity brought her to be loved and respected by many. Her legacy lives on through all she touched.
Alix Perlman
July 07, 2014 | Baltimore, MD
David and I are shocked and saddened by your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time.
liz and david lefkowitz
July 02, 2014
I pray Hashem brings comfort to your family, and I also pray that the tremendous outpouring of love and respect from so many also brings comfort,
Nathan Katz
July 02, 2014
Norman and Family, Words cannot express the depth of feeling we send out to you in this time of mourning. May you have not further sorrow.
Ralph & Ruth Frier and Family
July 02, 2014
