Winifred Meiselman

So sad to hear that cousin Winnie has passed away. Win was kind, generous, smart, talented - and what a delightful sense of humor! I remember our last visit - we had so much fun exploring the falls, enjoying wonderful meals and catching up on family news. Winnie: you will be missed! Sam, Nina and Ellen - she shared so many wonderful stories about you and the grandchildren. She loved you all very, very much.

My sister, Linda, and I are very sad to hear of Cousin Winnie´s passing. We have been trying to get in touch with her or Ellen for a long time. She is the last link with my mother´s family (her mother and our grandmother were sisters). We have many wonderful memories of visits and photos to share if any one would like to contact us.

Very sad after just learning today of the passing of Win. I knew her/last saw her back when she was head of CAMERA, in the mid and late 1980s. A nice person and a truly-committed Zionist. Z"L

Our family would like to offer our most sincere condolences and sympathy to the entire Meiselman family. Win was gracious enough to let me bring various Mosby bus tours to her historic home. I had the honor and privilege to speak about Merrybrook concerning its placement on the National Register of Historical Places in Richmond, Virginia. Win & David have a special place in our families heart! We will miss them both!