Sylvia Kozy

Aunt Sylvia always thought of Joni, and even talked to his Barney at your Dad´s memorial. She had such a kind heart. Missing the family at Christmas & all the memories. Sending our love & hugs to you!

We went on a lot of trip's with Sylvia she was some thing , she would get you so many thing's on her trip's ,every one that went with her knew they could alway's trust her to do the best for them , and the trip's were alway's lot's and lot's of fun , never had a bad time when she ran then, very kind lady , alway's a good sport, lot's of memorie's ,all good one'sto her daughter so so sorry......

I'm so sorry for your loss. Sylvia was one special lady. She would do anything for anyone. I remember her saying, "Don't say I worked too hard when I die, because I loved doing what I did." She sure did. When her customers went on cruises, they always went to Sylvia's cabin to get their hair done. It's what she loved the most. Now, she will continue to do hair in heaven! Heaven has gained an angel!
Lynda Talaber Hoffman

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
I first met her in 1976 and continued going to her beauty shop until it closed still miss getting my haircuts there
God bless you Donna and your family
Best regards
Mercedas Gurniak

I met Sylvia years ago as a client of her salon and always looked forward to her warm smile greeting me.
I am certain Sylvia would not have considered herself a feminist in the traditional sense, however starting her own business in the 60´s made her one in my book.
A personal fond memory, is of Sylvia taking me to the Mercantile Club, to gain my membership. She confessed to not liking the taste of the Manhattan that she ordered, but liking the fact that it came with a side car
Cheers, Sylvia, and may we all be blessed with a "sidecar".

Donna and family, my condolences in your loss. She was such a kind lady when we used to do my mom and my hair many years ago before I became a hairdresser. And your dad used to do my dad and brothers hair too.
May you remember all the good times as you grieve her loss.

My condolences to you Donna and your family. My mom ( Harriet) went to Sylvia for so many years. My dad used to hang out with your dad when my mom was getting her hair done. They are all in heaven now.Keep your parents in your heart, keep the memories, they are so precious and cherished now.

Ah, Sylvia, you were such a sweet lady and I thought you were much closer to my age of 77. Dear Donna and family, you have my condolences. I got to know Sylvia because Mike was my barber and I loved them both. She is now with Mike, may she rest in peace.

Dear Family, So very sorry for your loss. She was one of a kind, & I am so glad she was my sister-in-law. I remember her fondly...Joni does, too. Our love, Marilyn

Just recalling memories of Sylvia with one of my sons and looked her up to find this obituary. My deepest sympathy Donna to you and family.