 Bloom, Lucille G., 93, of Racine, Wisconsin, formerly of River Forest , Illinois, passed away on December 26, 2014, in Phoenix, Arizona. She was the loving daughter of the late Irving and Rose Atlas and the dear sister of the late Douglas Atlas. Lucille was a talented musician who studied classical piano at The Juilliard School after World War II. When she returned to Chicago, she met and married Dr. Charles Bloom who never tired of hearing her play Chopin Nocturnes or Beethoven Sonatas during their 57 years of marriage. In addition to music, Lucille was an outstanding cook, famous for her gefilte fish, challah, mandel brot, matzoh ball soup and holiday fruitcakes. She also enjoyed spending hours in her garden tending to her roses. Lucille was a lovely woman with her signature blonde chignon and hair bow to match each outfit. After her husband's death in 2006, she moved to Racine to be closer to family. She was the devoted mother of Dr. Irving (Catherine) , Eileen (Dr. Marvin Siegel), Theodore (Ting-Ting) and Dr. Joshua (Rebecca Bissi) Bloom, cherished grandmother of Noah, Juliana (Kayvan Rezaiezadeh), Rachel and Sarah Bloom, Dr. Andrew, Eric and Zachary Siegel, and special aunt of Jane Atlas and Deborah Baker. Lucille will be missed, remembered and loved by all those whose lives she touched. Special thanks to her fabulous live-in caregivers Vilija, Ellie and Asta as well as those at Hospice Alliance in Wisconsin and Hospice of the Valley in Phoenix who helped Lucille through difficult times. Services, Friday, 2 pm., at Westlawn Cemetery Chapel, 7801 W. Montrose, Norridge. Remembrances may be made to Hospice Alliance, www.hospicealliance.org or a charity close to your heart. Info: Chesed v'Emet, Rudy Lerner, Funeral Director, 847-577-0856. www.chesedvemet.com
Bloom, Lucille G., 93, of Racine, Wisconsin, formerly of River Forest , Illinois, passed away on December 26, 2014, in Phoenix, Arizona. She was the loving daughter of the late Irving and Rose Atlas and the dear sister of the late Douglas Atlas. Lucille was a talented musician who studied classical piano at The Juilliard School after World War II. When she returned to Chicago, she met and married Dr. Charles Bloom who never tired of hearing her play Chopin Nocturnes or Beethoven Sonatas during their 57 years of marriage. In addition to music, Lucille was an outstanding cook, famous for her gefilte fish, challah, mandel brot, matzoh ball soup and holiday fruitcakes. She also enjoyed spending hours in her garden tending to her roses. Lucille was a lovely woman with her signature blonde chignon and hair bow to match each outfit. After her husband's death in 2006, she moved to Racine to be closer to family. She was the devoted mother of Dr. Irving (Catherine) , Eileen (Dr. Marvin Siegel), Theodore (Ting-Ting) and Dr. Joshua (Rebecca Bissi) Bloom, cherished grandmother of Noah, Juliana (Kayvan Rezaiezadeh), Rachel and Sarah Bloom, Dr. Andrew, Eric and Zachary Siegel, and special aunt of Jane Atlas and Deborah Baker. Lucille will be missed, remembered and loved by all those whose lives she touched. Special thanks to her fabulous live-in caregivers Vilija, Ellie and Asta as well as those at Hospice Alliance in Wisconsin and Hospice of the Valley in Phoenix who helped Lucille through difficult times. Services, Friday, 2 pm., at Westlawn Cemetery Chapel, 7801 W. Montrose, Norridge. Remembrances may be made to Hospice Alliance, www.hospicealliance.org or a charity close to your heart. Info: Chesed v'Emet, Rudy Lerner, Funeral Director, 847-577-0856. www.chesedvemet.comTo plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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D.Isaiah 25:8 Andrews
January 3, 2015
May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.
Linda Watko
January 1, 2015
Eileen I am so sorry to learn of your Mom's passing. You and all your family are fortunate to have had such a remarkable woman in your lives and you are in my thoughts today and always.
Linda Watko

Lucille playing piano at my house
Deborah Baker
December 31, 2014
I am so sorry I won't be able to attend the funeral. Our wonderful Aunt will be greatly missed. We loved all the holidays and celebrations and she kept our families so close. My heartfelt condolences to my dear cousins. With love, Debby and Ray and David
December 31, 2014
Eileen,
I am so very sorry for the loss of your beloved mother. I recall how you always spoke of her with great affection and admiration. Your description of Lucille's life and those who loved her was very touching and a nice tribute to her. 
Carol Baron
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