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Shirley D. Sideman
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Shirley Sideman Obituary
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Ron & Irene Page
January 12, 2017
Dear Sideman Family,
We send our love to you at this time of sorrow we know Shirley will be missed.
Love and Peace to you & yours.
Patti Shaughnessy
January 11, 2017
Brad
I am sorry to hear of your beloved mother's passing. Please know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Sandi and David Moreno
January 7, 2017
Dear Sideman Family, We were so sorry to hear and read about Shirley's passing. She has gone to be with her beloved husband, Irving and dear departed friends from Temple Beth El. Shirley, will never be truly gone, because she will live on forever in the hearts of her children and grandchildren. Shirley was a sweet, smart, and kind lady, always ready to help anyone coming into her path. Her children and grandchildren learned so much from their "BUBBIE". Whether it was a new recipe for a holiday, or an easier, quicker and better way to do some task. Shirley will never truly be gone, she will live on in her families hearts. May Shirley rest in Eternal Peace forever.
Fondly, Sandi and David
Moreno
Sandi and David Moreno
January 7, 2017
Dear SIDEMAN FAMILY, We were all so sorry to hear and read about Shirley's passing. She was a sweet and kind woman, who made her family, her number one priority. She was always there to help in any way that she could. Each one of her grandchildren learned so much from their 'BUBBIE", whether it was learning a new recipe for an upcoming holiday, or learning an easier way to do something. She was a constant in her family's life. May her family find comfort in knowing that Shirley will now rest in peace with her husband and the friends that she had from Temple Beth EL. She will always be in heart, looking down and guiding you.
Fondly, Sandi and David
Moreno
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