She was the widow of Dr. Emil Bartos, who passed away on July 29, 1977. They were married July 27, 1939. She was born May 30, 1913, in New Britain, Conn. She was the daughter of the late Rabbi Harry and Mary (Albelson) Halperin.

She was predeceased by two sisters and three brothers: Gertrude, wife of Albert Lurio, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Mildred, wife of Samuel Lurio, Reading, Pennsylvania; George Halperin, New York; Harold Halperin, New York; and twin brother, Samuel Halperin, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

She was a graduate of Reading High School and Millersville University. She was an elementary school teacher for 16 years in the Reading School District at Tyson Schoener Elementary School and 13th and Union Elementary School.

She was a member of Reformed Congregation Oheb Sholom and the Sisterhood of Reformed Congregation Oheb Sholom. She was also a member of the Jewish Cultural Center and a member of the Jewish Federation.

She is survived by three children: Judith, wife of Dr. Sheldon Wagman, Scottsdale, Arizona; Dr. David Bartos, husband of Adrienne Bartos, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida; Dr. Michael Bartos, husband of Jody Bartos, Napa, California.

She is survived by five grandchildren: Dr. Rachel Wagman, Santa Monica, California; Dr. Alexis Federman, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida; Jeffrey Bartos, Merion, Pennsylvania; Todd Bartos, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Samuel Bartos, Brooklyn, New York.

She is survived by six great-grandchildren: Emily Bartos, Merion, Pennsylvania; Sarah Bartos, Merion, Pennsylvania; Max Bartos, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Ava Bartos, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; and twins, Ella and Ava Federman, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.

A graveside service will be held on Sunday, December 11, 2016, at 1:00 p.m. at Mt. Sinai Cemetery in Shillington.

Edward J. Kuhn Funeral Home, Inc., is in charge of arrangements.

In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to a charity of your choice.

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Published by Reading Eagle on Dec. 11, 2016.

Memories and Condolences
for Eva Bartos

10 Entries

Stephanie George

December 5, 2023

Mrs. Bartos was such a lovely woman. I enjoyed meeting her at the highlands and loved her stories she had to tell. God Bless you Mrs. Bartos.

Stephanie Mantis George/supervisor

December 26, 2016

I was reading about your dear mother and wanted to offer my condolences to the family during this difficult time. This thought in Psalms 119:28 is asking God to give strength in this time of need. My deepest sympathy goes out to all of you.

C James

December 26, 2016

To the Bartos Family,
"The span of life is 70 or 80 if one is especially strong." We can truly say this is true of Eva. May your hearts be filled with loving memories of the beautiful times you shared together as you celebrate a life
well - lived. ( Psalms 90:10 )

Nina Marasco

December 24, 2016

Michael & Sam Bartos, God put you on my heart today, as I found a letter from 2002 from you Michael. I was thinking about Chanukah starting today & lifting you & Sam up in prayer. I looked your name up online & found your mom's obituary. May God comfort and give you peace. I hadn't heard your mom had died but it seems she had a long & good life and has passed on to her reward. I wish you all blessings and peace and will light a candle in my house tonight in your mother's honor. God Bless and protect you. Nina Spencer Marasco

Bobbie Jo Peiffer

December 13, 2016

My dear mrs.B we became friends at the highlands of wyomissing i was your housekeeper i loved the time we spent together i remember you not letting anyone clean your room but me that made me feel very special we became friends ever since that an ever Thursday i was there to take care of your bed that had to be just right an your trash can that had to right aside of your chair. You where a very strong lady that i admired so dearly i love you Mrs B an will miss you my lady.

Marie

December 13, 2016

I am sorry for your loss. May Mrs. Bartos rest now and be safe in God's memory.

Destiney

December 13, 2016

I was blessed with the opportunity to help care for Eva over the last 3 years. only god knows the special place in my heart she holds. we had such an amazing bond and could talk about practically anything. I'll never forget all the memories and jokes me and Eva shared. she always reminded me how she couldn't live without her neck pillow I gave her and it would always make me laugh. she is truly an angel and will be deeply missed

Robert I. Rudolph, M.D.

December 11, 2016

A very nice, fine, and lovely lady. My condolences to Dave and the rest of the Bartos family. I can just picture Emil and Eva schmoozing with Herman and Esther!

Allysha

December 11, 2016

Over the last 3 years I have helped care for this beautiful soul. She knew just want to say when you were having a bad day. She always asked about my family, asked about my family functions. I shared so much with her that she became apart of my life and was like family to me. I will miss her deeply.

Stephanie Mantis Hoffman

December 11, 2016

Dear Michael, Jody and Family,

I had the pleasure of meeting your mother while I was food service supervisor in personal care. I also had the pleasure of meeting you during one of your visits. Eva was the most fascinating woman. We shared my memories and laughs of days gone by. She was so proud of her family. I have many favorite memories, but one that I always chuckled was when she would call me over and say, "What's in this?!" They surely never made it like this at the Crystal Restaurant. May her memory be eternal. God Bless.

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