Rita Kaplan. GINSBURG

Rita always spoke to me in a friendly empathatic way. She connected to me with her eyes, her voice, and the kind things she said. She was among those in our Temple Judea minyan who made me feel I belonged.

I am sorry about Rita's passing, and hope everyone celebrates her life. I did not know Rita that well, but she was a neighbor of mine, and I am extending my condolences.

Our sincere condolences to the Ginsburg and Kaplan families.
~ Gary Feder and Nancy Tobin, and Irwin Feder
~ Coral Gables, FL

No one can prepare you for a loss; it comes like a swift wind. However, take comfort in knowing God is with you and your family lean on him in your time of need & remember,

Eddie, please accept my condolences over your loss. I have a hard time to think of Rita as gone, and I will miss her sincere, friendly smile. May our memories of her continue to brighten our world.

Dear Eddie,
Rita and Arnie grew up together in Shenandoah and due to their shared history, Rita was one of the first to make us feel welcome when we joined Temple Judea. I will miss her beautiful smile and friendship. So terribly sorry for your loss.

Dear Eddie and family,
My deepest sympathy on your loss. May you find strength in the love that surrounds you and peace in your cherished memories of Rita. Love, Jane

To the Ginsburg Family, so sorry to hear of your loss. Even though the Ginsburg family moved from our neighborhood off of 80th Avenue many years ago, the Johnson family still speaks very highly of and has fond memories. It has been years since we all have spoken, although I did have the pleasure of seeing her at her doctor's office last summer it was very nice catching up with her and seeing her again. Lynnie, Susie and Donald, my charges when I used to babysit were very lucky to have such...

Peace and love on your journey through the stars. You will be so missed.