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Ellen Eisinberg
May 15, 2007
Selma was a friend to all. She counseled me daily during my mother's terminal illness, the same brain tumor that had taken Max and then herself 10 years later. Selma, please know that Abbey Rose misses you, but is happy and healthy at our house.
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janet reiser
May 4, 2007
Iam so sorry to hear about it, I was in a book club with Selma and she was wonderful
My condolences to the family.
Janet Reiser-Wax
Paul and Barbara Barnes
May 1, 2007
With thanksgiving to God for Selma, and sincere sympathy to the family.
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