Tamar Bronstein

What a dynamo and important presence at North Shore Congregation Israel, back when I knew her and our children attended school there. I enjoyed seeing her with her loving husband, Rabbi Bronstein, as they seemed so well suited for one another. Heartfelt condolences to the family on her passing. Warmly, Wendy Spatz

Our deepest condolences. Tamar was a special person who added so much to our experience at North Shore Congregation Israel and life in Glencoe. Warmly, The Bill and Wendy Spatz family

Rabbi Bronstein,
My deepest condolences to you and your family. I always will remember Tamar from the temple office. Her twinkling eyes
and love of music were a joy.
Judy Friedman

To the Bronstein Family,
So sad to hear of your recent loss of your cherished wife and mother Tamar. It seems just a heartbeat ago that we were hearing her beautiful voice. May her memory be a blessing.

You were our Camelot and Tamar was our Jackie... refined, beautiful, impeccably gracious ... A true woman of valor.

Many years have passed as well as miles, but Tamar is not easily forgotten. Her warmth and enthusaism permeate everything she did and was passed on to everyone with whom she was in contact. Her memory is certainly blessed. Orah & Irv Kaplan, Tel Aviv, Israel

Our thoughts and prayers to you and your family Our memories of Temple B'Rith Kodesh
and the Bronstein family are very pleasant

Dear Herb and family. Our deepest condolences on you r loss of a great musical angel.
Love Cousin Phillip and Tim

dear herb

we were saddened to hear (through rena) about the passing away of tamar.

please accept our condolences.

we have sweet memories of tamar of very long ago, oxford and chicago and remember tamar as a sweet, joyful, and talented person.

hazak we-ematz, further no sorrow

lika and emanuel tov