Lily Sachs Rose

Lily and I were at Senn High School together, then did not see each other until we reconnected as members of Emanuel Congregation. She was as warm, sincere, intelligent and interesting as she was when we were teenagers. It was always so good to see her at the High Holiday services. She will be missed. My deepest condolences to her loving and loved family. Natalie Saltiel

Lily was a colleague of mine when I taught at Roosevelt. We were also members of Emanuel about 11 years ago. The last time I saw her was at the Roosevelt retires luncheon. She always put the students first. We will miss her and are very sorry for you loss.

Fred and Brenda Turner

Mrs. Rose was my first contact at Roosevelt University in 1978. I had graduated from high school, uncertain what was next. In August, my dad suggested I visit Roosevelt ( we lived in a suburb). I met Mrs. Rose, filled out an application and the rest is history. I attended classes and had a job in the admissions department. After graduating, I moved away and did not get to the city during normal business hours, so have not seen Mrs. Rose for many years. I wish I had known her better. ...

So sorry I was unable to come by today. Lily was the only Aunt that always reached out to Tod and myself and made us feel like part of the family. She was a very warm and lovely lady. We will miss her calls to us and Tod's calls to her. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Best, Marla Marcus Sachs.

Truly sorry for your loss may the God of all comfort be with you and your family. Isa 61:1,2

Alan, I'm sorry for your loss
Marla motel Pollack