1913
2015
11/26/1913 - 7/26/2015
Dr. Hedda Kornfeld passed away surrounded by her loved ones. Hedda was preceded in passing by her husband of sixty two years John Kornfeld and their son Henry Kornfeld. Hedda is survived by her loving daughter, Jeannie Simon ( Bobby), and her three grandchildren, Dana Paskowitz (Michael), Joanie Sears, (Michael) and Kenny Simon (Starr). Additionally, Hedda has been surrounded by her seven loving great granddaughters and one great grandson.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
Sue Anderson
July 23, 2021
I loved knowing Hedda through my mom, Emilie Lose, who was good friends with Hedda at Villa Marin. Fun to watch them discuss whatever topic was being discussed.
Sue Anderson
July 23, 2020
I only knew Hedda a little, but my mom and Hedda were fast friends. Mom thought the world of Hedda and enjoyed lots if time together. Maybe even now as they both left this planet. Truly easy to remember Hedda. So bright and fun to be around
September 22, 2019
I worked at Villa Marin and talked with Hedda a lot. One memory I have is talking with her about the Holocaust I promised her I would make sure my children and grandchildren would never forget history. I share her story of her escape often. She was a remarkable woman. Wendy Newgren.
July 23, 2019
Seeing this remembrance post after thinking of Hedda these past few days. I knew Hedda through my mom, Emilie, who lived in same retirement community as Hedda. They were friends. I loved talking with Hedda as she was so knowledgeable and full of life. I hope she and my mom are having a great time now. Thanks, Sue Anderson
August 5, 2015
Dear Jeannie, sorry to read about your Mom's passing. I've Been living in England for the past 30 yrs. brought back memories of 31st Ave. she gave me my 1st polio shot at Lawton School! Also remember all the Birthday parties she organised when we were kids! Fun times!
Take care, Frances Gledhill (nee Oldham)
July 30, 2015
Dear Jeanne and Bobby,
It was such a pleasure knowing your mother and her great sense of humor
While at Villa Marin. What a great family you were to her. My best wishes.
Marie Porti
July 29, 2015
Dear Jeannie and Bobby,
I cannot believe life will be the same without your mother.We were friends and working partners for over fifty years. Our frequent phone calls were always filled with jokes and nostalgia about our lives and work. Tears now and memories later, Helen Lazorisak
July 29, 2015
Dear Jeanne and Bobbi: So sorry to hear of the passing of your mom. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. She was a true lady.
Angela(now in Grass Valley)
July 29, 2015
Dear Hedda, You were the best friend to my mom, Emilie Lose. She so loved and respected you and enjoyed your time together at the Villa. Hope you both are reminiscing together now. Go in peace, Sue Anderson
Dennis and Eileen Aicardi
July 28, 2015
Dear Jeannie, Your Mother was an amazing woman and heartfelt person full of life and kindness. I will always have fond memories of her. Much love to you and your family.
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