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Pauline Weissman Obituary

WEISSMAN-Pauline of Great Neck, New York, formerly of Williston Park, died April 7, 2006 after a brief illness. Born in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, Ms. Weissman graduated Girls High School and attended Brooklyn College. She worked for the US Army during World War II as both a munitions inspector and contracting officer. With her husband Michael she owned a stationery store in Williston Park and later worked at the Nassau County Medical Center. After retiring Ms. Weissman traveled extensively throughout the United States, Israel and the Far East. Ms. Weissman was very active in community affairs. She helped form the Williston Park Chamber of Commerce, serving as its Secretary for a number of years. Ms. Weissman was a columnist and frequent contributor to the local newspaper, the Williston Times, and served as the Executive Vice President, Chair of the Fund Raising Committee and Treasurer for many years of Congregation Beth Sholom in Mineola. She was also active in the Herricks Parents Teachers Association. Ms. Weissman's devotion to community affairs was recognized on numerous occasions. Both the New York State Senate and Assembly adopted resolutions honoring her for community service. She was the recipient of the Kehilla Award from the Long Island Commission of Rabbis at its Twentieth Anniversary Dinner. She also received the Nassau County Press Association's Good Neighbor Award for her community fundraising efforts and was named Woman of the Year for the Willistons. She is survived by her three sons George (Sharon O'Conor) of East Greenbush, NY, Andrew (Rose) of New Monmouth, NJ and Charles (Joan) of Scarsdale NY, her two loving grandsons, Michael and David, numerous nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband Michael and her six sisters and two brothers. Services will be held on April 10,2006 11:30 am at Schwartz Brothers 114-03 Queens Boulevard, Forest Hills, NY. Interment will be immediately thereafter at New Montefiore Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Macular Degeneration Research, 22512 Gateway Center Dr, PO Box 1952, Clarksburg MD.

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Published by Newsday on Apr. 10, 2006.

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Randolph Ehlen

April 15, 2006

Dear George,

I was very sorry to hear about the passing of your mother. I have many fond memories of going in to your parents' store.

Do you remember Randy and Doug Ehlen from Remsen Street. I was in your grade at Park Avenue School and Doug was in Andy's grade.

Doug and I spent a lot of time at your parents' store. In fact Doug once won a pair of tickets to a Mets game at Shea in a raffle at the store.

Once again I am sorry for your loss. Please say hello to Andy and Charles.

dan plummer

April 10, 2006

Dear George and Sharon, Charlie Dawson called to tell me about your Mom - i'm so sorry. We read her obituary this morning - she certaintly accomplished alot. George, it appears as though the apple did not fall far from the tree. I hope you are both doing as well as you can and our thoughts and prayers are with you. Take Care. Dan

Sandy Catus

April 10, 2006

Charlie and Joan - I will truly miss talking with your mother - she always made me laugh and she was definitely old school

Marge Wigger

April 10, 2006

Dear George and Sharon,



Dan informed me about your Mom's passing. It seemed that she had a full and amazing life, even so, I am sure it was not long enough to those that loved her.



My deepest condolences to you and your family at this time. It is a feeling of loss that I share with you.



Your Mom and your family will be in my prayers.



With deepest sympathy,

Marge

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