Yvette Razouk

Yvette Razouk passed in her sleep on June 11, 2025 at the age of 94. It's hard to put into words just how much she meant to so many people - but if you knew her, you know she was impossible to forget.
Yvette was a force of nature. Tenacious, spunky, and unapologetically herself - she lived 94 beautiful and meaningful years. She was always perfectly put together, with flawless style, every hair in place, and lipstick in hand.
She was born almost a century ago, in a different country, and quite frankly, a different world. She was a woman who had a very specific world view, but surprised her family often at her ability to adapt to more modern sentiments about love and life.
Born on December 15, 1930 and raised in Egypt, she brought with her a rich culture, strong traditions, and a beautiful family when she moved to the United States. She raised three incredible children (Arline, Tony and Marianne) and was blessed with nine grandchildren (one of whom met her with open arms to welcome her to the after party of her life) and nine great-grandchildren - each of them shaped by her presence in their lives. Whether she was feeding them, guiding them, or (let's be honest) giving them her very strong opinions, she was always engaged, always honest, and always full of love - even if she didn't sugarcoat it.
She was incredibly social. She loved being around people, sharing stories, playing bridge and being out with her many friends and family. She spoke her truth, dressed to the nines, and left an impression everywhere she went.
She will be dearly missed, and her family's holidays will never be the same...... Rest in peace.
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