Rena S. Gloth

Rena Gloth Obituary

Rena S. Gloth

Rena S. Gloth, 57, died Satur day, Jan. 11, 2003.

She was born in Boston, Mass. and was an Akron resident for 33 years. She owned and operated Renie's Art & Frame Ltd., where it was located in Montrose, for 15 years. She was a member of Beth El Congregation, and its Sisterhood.

Mrs. Gloth was the beloved wife of 36 years of Richard; devoted mother of James (Bina) of Toledo, Ohio, Kimberly (Stephan) Nicolas of Newport, R.I., Jason of Akron; dear sister of Jeffrey Vengrow of Akron; dearest grandmother of Avi Micah and Isabelle.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2003, at 1:30 p.m., at the Gordon Memorial Home, 1260 Collier Rd., with Rabbi Arthur Lavinsky and Cantor Stephen Stein officiating. Interment Rose Hill Cemetery. The family will be at the residence through Sunday. In lieu of other remembrances, the family suggests donations to Beth El Congregation.

(Gordon, 330-836-7989.)

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Published by Akron Beacon Journal on Jan. 13, 2003.

Memories and Condolences
for Rena Gloth

13 Entries

Steve Zaharoff

May 11, 2024

For the family:
Miriam Vengrow and my Dad, Samuel Zaharoff are twins. Their father, Samuel Zaharoff SR. died 4 months before they were born, on December 17, 1919, from the flu. Their mother, Pauline Tolnick Zaharoff Bornstein could not afford to keep them, so Miriam went to Pauline's sister, The Cohen's to stay with them and my Dad went to the home for Jewish children in Dorchester, Ma. A few years later, Pauline married Louis Bornstein. She tried to get Miriam back, but the Cohen's would not return her. There were no laws to help Pauline get Miriam back. My father had not seen his sister again, until Thanksgiving week, 1964. I was with my Dad at American Kosher in Mattapan, Ma when a lady came up to my Dad. They looked at each other and embraced, hugging. They recognized each other, they looked like each other. Many more memories if interested, contact me.
Steve Zaharoff
Chestnut Hill, Ma

Steve Zaharoff

May 10, 2024

My condolences to the family. Rena's mother, Miriam was my Dad's Samuel Zaharoff 's twin sister born on Phillips Street in Boston, Ma on December 17, 1919. Great times at her house on Dyer Ave in Milton, Ma. Rena was incredibly kind and had a great positive outlook on life. Always a kind word and a smile.
Steven Zaharoff
Chestnut Hill, Ma

Shari Apel

January 14, 2003

Jason , I just wanted to let you know how deeply saddened I am by the death of your mother. I will keep you and your family in my thoughts at this time of great saddness. Love, Shari

Ruth Ann Struglinski

January 14, 2003

Dear Gloth Family,

I am so sad to hear of your loss and my heart bleeds for all of you. You have my deepest sympathies. I shall always remember her as an extremely talented and giving person. I will forever treasure the two beautiful paintings she gave me of the seashore. Sincerely, "Mrs. S."

Chris Ashcroft

January 14, 2003

Jason, I am so sorry to here of your Mother's death. Just know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Love, Chris

Daryl Robinson

January 14, 2003

Dear Jason and family, My wife and myself wish to express our deepest symphathy to you and the rest of your family during this most difficult time.Our prayers are with you.Daryl&Carmen Robinson

Andy Strubbe

January 14, 2003

Dear Jason and Family,

I was extremely sorry to hear of the

passing of Rena. Jason,I hope it helps you to know that you are in my thoughts at this time of sadness. I never knew Rena but I am sure she was a very special person to all of you and had to be proud to have had such a nice Son that has always been a great friend and neighbor to me.

Ken Wise

January 13, 2003

Dear Dick and family,

I was shocked and deeply saddened to hear of your loss. I am thankful that I was able to know Renie for almost 15 years as her UPS man. We had many deep and thoughtful conversations over the years and I always left her shop smiling. She was a real treasure and a blessing to me. May God be your comfort at this difficult time.

Sincerely,

Ken Wise

Minna and Fred Feibelman

January 13, 2003

So sorry to learn of Renie's death. We have such fond memories of your family and our days in Akron. Our deepest sympathies to you all.

Brenda Privara

January 13, 2003

Dear Dick,I was so very sorry to hear today of Renie's passing. I know she was the love of your life and you two were the most perfect couple I have ever known.You and your children and grandchildren have all my love, sympathy, and prayers. I am distraught over your loss. Renie was so beautiful -- inside and out, and I cannot imagine the pain you are all going through right now. Please know that you are all in my thoughts.In deepest Sympathy,Brenda Privara

PK & Janny & Larry Chan

January 13, 2003

Praise the Lord for having blessed us with this wonderful life.

Your loved one was very special to us, and will remain in our thoughts and in our prayers as always.

Lisa Watkins

January 13, 2003

Dear Dick, James, Kimberly, Jason and Jeff,

I am sorry to hear of your loss. I didn't know Rena personally but had spoken with her on the phone after being diagnosed with breast cancer. Her positive attitude helped me to cope. She was a special person and I only regret not being able to meet her one on one. My sincere condolences.

Ann Reese

January 13, 2003

Dear Dick, Jamie, Kim and Jason. I am filled with profound sadness after hearing last night of Renie's passing. Having been close friends with the both of you for almost 30 years,I will miss her terribly,but I am so grateful for our many wonderful years and memories of friendship. Our love, prayers and thoughts are with all of you. Ann and Tom Reese, Charlotte, North Carolina

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