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Marcia Weinstein Obituary
Marcia S. Weinstein, nee Silver, wife of the late Ira B. Weinstein; mother of Andi and Jay Pine and Gregg and Gail Weinstein; grandmother of Brett and Jaime Pine and Tracey Pine and MC Laubscher; sister of Lois (Lolly) Levey and the late Julian Levey and of the late Shirley and John Switzer. Survived by many relatives and friends. Grateful for the care given by Suzette and Lorecar. Proud member of the Sewing Group, board member of the Friends of the Lincolnwood Library, and volunteer at Vita. Contributions in her memory may be made to the Friends of the Lincolnwood Library at 4000 W. Pratt Avenue, Lincolnwood, IL 60712. Shiva will be observed at the home of Andi and Jay Pine from 4 to 9 p.m. on May 21 and May 22. Private Service. For further information contact The Weinstein Funeral Home North Shore Chapel, 847-256-5700 .
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Cathy Niemet
May 23, 2008
I 'm so sorry to hear of your loss. Marcia was a VITA tutor for Oakton at the Lincolnwood Library when I taught there many years ago. She began tutoring for our program in 1997 and gave over 800 hours of dedicated service as a volunteer tutor. Her students loved her warm smile, genuine caring, and excellent help in learning to read English. She will be greatly missed by those of us who had the privilege of knowing her and working with her in the Saturday morning library class. May your good memories of Marcia's life and legacy give you peace.
Cathy Niemet, VITA/Literacy Program Manager
Oakton Community College
Mary Usdrowski
May 22, 2008
Dear Children and Grandchildren of Marcia:
Deepest sympathy upon your loss.
It was a great priviledge and honor to know Marcia. She worked with me at the Lincolnwood library in the English reading class. Her students loved her as a teacher and a person.
She took such personal interest in each of them.
She had many years of experience teaching before I became the instructor in 2002. Marcia gave me so much support throughout the years of our association that words will not do her justice. She was a fine teacher and lady. She was missed when she became ill and couldn't continue teaching, and there will not be a class when I do not think of her as I pass the table at which she gave so much to our wonderful ESL students. I will remember her as a grand lady, also, and she will continue to be a great model of life for me.
Arlene Miller
May 21, 2008
We're sorry we can't be there these next 2 days to sit Shiva. We will miss Aunt Marcia's wit, humor, insight and support. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Go Cubs! Love, Arlene and Hewie
Jackie Labow
May 21, 2008
Dear Andy, Jay and Lali:
My dear friend Marcie was one of the brightest, kindest and most generous people I have ever known. I will miss her sorely and I pray that her beautiful memory will be for a blessing to all of you. It has been a privilege to be her friend. Love, Jackie
Margo Lorenz
May 21, 2008
To the Family,
I was a Vita volunteer with your mother and enjoyed working with her. Her giving spirit helped many and she will be both missed and remembered.
With sympathy....
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