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Joyce Kirsner Peck
August 14, 2025
I was sorry to learn of Shirley´s passing. She, with George, was a staple of the Beth El Synagogue family in Torrington. Even after moving away from Torrington, she would return each year for High Holiday services. Rest in peace, Shirley.
Jo-Ann Adami
August 14, 2025
I remember Shirley well. I was the Hospice nurse who took care of George. Some people make a lasting impression and both Shirley and George have remained in my memory for their smiles, kindness, and courage. I can still hear Shirley´s laugh as George would end my visits by saying "watch out for the donkey drivers" If only our world had more of these lovely people.
My condolences.
Carmon Windsor Funeral Home
August 14, 2025
With deepest sympathy during this time of difficulty.
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