GITLIN, Jane Samuels Jane Samuels Gitlin, formerly of West Hartford, died after aprolonged illness, fought with optimism on Friday (January 6, 2006). Daughter of Sylvia Samuels Firestone and Nathan Samuels. She was predeceased by her husband Buz (Alan). She is survived by her adored daughter, Nikki Kranzler (Scott); grandchild, Alex Buz; brother, Edward Samuels (Jeanne); twin sister, Joan Kaiser (Kenneth); step-sisters, Elaine Bowman (Jonathan) and Maxine Goldberg (Samuel); brother-in-law, Bruce Gitlin (Carol) Schrager and sisters-in-law, Susan Cherlin (Edward) and Myrna Ram Askinas (Mitchell) as well as precious nieces, nephews and a wealth of friends. Former publisher of "The Women's Record", she was an honored and respected advocate for Long Island women. A woman who loved the grand celebrations in life, she also appreciated the subtle nuances of daily living. Contributions should be made to the Polycystic Kidney Foundation.
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Barbara Glass Wyman
January 18, 2006
Dear Joan, I am very sorry to hear about Jane. My thoughts are with you! Barbara
Shirley Levitz
January 13, 2006
Dear Joan and Eddie,
I know how much Jane meant to you both as well as to the rest of the family. She will be missed but your memories and thoughts of how she touched so many people will help to bring you comfort.Alan and I send our sincere condolences to you and your families.
Love,
Shirley and Alan
Evan Pitkoff
January 12, 2006
Joan and Eddie,
Having heard the eulogies on Sunday I have an even better understanding of what a special person your sister truly was. Again, you have my heartfelt sympathy for your loss.
Cohen Irma and Paul
January 12, 2006
Joan and Eddie ,
Our heartfelt sympathy to you at this difficult time.
Daveda (Kwort) Daniels
January 12, 2006
Joan, I am so very sorry to hear of your sisters passing.....My thoughts and prayers are with you at this very difficult time.
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