Adrienne Seligman

1934 - 2025

Seligman Adrienne (nee DION) Age 91, of Moorestown, NJ, died at her home surrounded by family after a short battle with cancer on March 19, 2025. Adrienne was born in Philadelphia on March 9, 1934, to Harry and Sophie Dion, the youngest of four children. Adrienne was a graduate of Olney High School in Philadelphia. She met her future husband, Joe, on a blind date in 1953 and they married in February 1955. Adrienne, Joe and their young family moved to Moorestown in 1965 where Adrienne resided until her death. Adrienne was actively involved in her community as a volunteer including leadership roles as President of the local chapter of the League of Women Voters in the 1950s, Vice President of the Hebrew School, and President of the Auxiliary of the Jewish Geriatric Home. When her children went to college, Adrienne joined the workforce at Getting to Know You where she was perennially honored as salesperson of the year. Adrienne is predeceased by her husband Joseph and her son Steven. She is survived by her three daughters, Sharon Gomberg (Fred), Janet Mumma (Raymond), Anne Bauman (Bruce), and her daughter-in-law, Maria; her six grandchildren, Tori Falk (Robert), Maddie Gomberg, Rachel (finace Nick Lombardo), Jennifer, and Gregory Bauman, and her great-granddaughters, Carly and Hailey Falk. Aunt of Stanley, Suellen, Randy, Jack, Robert, Barbara and pre-deceased by Judy. There are no words to describe how much her outgoing personality, optimism and zest for life will be missed. She was absolutely one of a kind and will leave a huge void in many lives. She was our Adrienne, A, Mom, Mom-Mom and GG and will be remembered and missed every day. Relatives and friends are invited Friday, March 21, 2024 beginning 10:00 A.M. to PLATT MEMORIAL CHAPELS, Inc., 2001 Berlin Road, Cherry Hill, NJ, where Funeral Services will begin promptly at 10:30 A.M. Interment will follow at Crescent Mem. Park. Contributions in her memory can be made to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, nationalmssociety.org or The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research, michaeljfox.org.