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Florence Eisman Obituary

GLEN ROCK — Florence (Lederman) Eisman, 83, died on Oct. 18.

Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., the daughter of Isadore and Belle Lederman, she lived in Bergen County for most of her adult life. She was the managing editor since its inception of CavanKerry Press, a nonprofit literary press, based in Fort Lee. She was previously an executive with Manning Selvage & Lee in New York, an antique store owner and director of activities at the Teaneck Senior Center. She found her true love with her third husband, cartoonist Hy Eisman, who survives her, and who she met when she was 68 and he was 70. The New York Times reported on their wedding in 2004. She remained physically active, swimming and walking, to a few months before her passing.

She is survived by her children, Stephanie Donnis of Charlotte, N.C. and Ian Donnis; her children-in-law, Kathleen Lappin of Rumford, R.I., Mindy Schneiderman and Leon Schneiderman of Point Arena, Calif.; her son-in-law and daughter-in-law, Steven and Merle Carrus of New Hampshire; and her grandchildren, Ali Harris and Scott and Danielle Carrus.

Burial took place at Riverside Cemetery.

Memorial donations may be made to the Palisades Nature Association, P.O. Box 155, Alpine, NJ 07620-0155.
Published by Glen Rock Gazette on Oct. 28, 2013.

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Elizabeth Ambielli

February 3, 2014

Dear Hy: I just saw the obituary of Florenz and I wish to let you know I shall remember your beloved in prayer and you as well.

Life really is eternal; and whenever a thought of or way Florenz did something comes to you, be consoled that…such thought is actually 'coming thru to your
spirit by her spirit.' How else could it be?
She sent you that thought, idea, or something that reminds you she is well
and happy. Share her life and memories and talk of them…for this too; keeps her
with you…in spirit. Such talk couldn't be
but by THE Spirit…of eternal life.

Betsy Ambielli (former JKS student)

Helene Bokser

October 28, 2013

I met you for a reason. I was blessed that you came into my life. Although our time together was short, we shared a lot and had lots of fun. You will be missed!

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