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Mitchell
June 26, 2006
I'll love you Forever
Karen Shapiro
June 14, 2006
My heart goes out to Clarabeth's family.
I am a friend of the Schultz family and have heard wonderful things about Clarabeth (and her family) over the years.
I just wanted to let you know I am thinking of you at this difficult time.
Ricki Friedland
June 10, 2006
Alan and I are so saddened of the loss of Clara Beth. She was always smiling and always caring. You could count on her to be the one to come up to you no matter where it was with a big hug and a genuine "how is the family..what's new with Cara and Lenny and of course, Cheryl." We will miss her but feel fortunate that she touched our lives if only for a moment. Our condolences to the entire family.
Diane Friedman
June 7, 2006
Perla, Ike, Mitch and family,
Our family will always remember the warm welcome Clarabeth gave us when we first moved to York, and her beautiful smile. We are so sorry for your loss. Diane, Neal, Jessica & Ilana Friedman
Lauren Berschler
June 6, 2006
Dear Mr. Grossman, Jon, Stephanie and the rest of the family,
Words cannot express how truly sorry I am for your loss. While my heart is filled with much sadness I also feel so very blessed that I was given the opportunity to know and love such a caring, wonderful and simply beautiful woman. Mrs. Grossman's hugs were filled with love and her smile made you intstantly happy. She was clearly an angel among people. Knowing Mrs. Grossman, was to know a woman who was truly in love with her husband and who had an unconditional love for her children. This love will certainly never die. I know she is looking down on her loved ones and smiling. She will no doubt be missed by all who have been lucky enough to know her, but the memories will always make us smile.
With my and my entire family, we send our sincerest and deepest sympathies,
Richard Roffis
June 5, 2006
To Fritz-Our thoughts are with you and your family during this very difficult time, and we hope your feelings of deep sorrow will soon be replaced by happier memories.
Michele Chestnut (Duke)
June 3, 2006
Mrs. Grossman is one of my few favorites at York Suburban. Her loving, caring ways will always be remembered. My grandfather just passed away a week ago from cancer and I know how hard it is.
I send my deepest sympathy to your family especially Jonathan and Stephanie. My prayers are with you.
Mark Gold
June 2, 2006
The sad, sad news I received today brought a flood of memories of Clarabeth and the years we shared in high school. She was possessed of an uncommon humanity that revealed itself in the kindness and caring with which she treated everyone regardless of whether they wore the right clothes or lived in the right neighborhood. So many of us were beneficiaries of her generosity of spirit and self. Clarabeth’s joy of life and enthusiasm for all it offered apparently lasted the entirety of her far-too-brief lifetime. Her strength and dignity in her final struggle is an inspiration. Her numerous good deeds and the special place she has always in so many hearts is a treasured legacy. My sincere sympathies to her family.
Rachel Weiss
June 2, 2006
I wanted to send my sincere sympathy to the entire family. Clarabeth was omnipresent during my entire childhood in York. I remember her as a warm, enthusiastic and caring person. She will be missed.
Ken Ludwig
May 31, 2006
We’re heartbroken and send our love to your whole family in this time of sorrow. Clarabeth will always be in our hearts as a dear, loyal, and loving friend. As you well know, my mother thought she was simply the bee’s knees. As do we all. I can remember first meeting Clarabeth in high school and thinking, “What a gem. What a genuinely nice human being.” And she proved me right every day of her life. I feel lucky to have known her. We send you our deepest, deepest condolences and wish we were with you. With sincerest love, from our whole family.
May 31, 2006
Dear Ivan, Mitch and family,
You have our deepest sympathy for the loss of your loved one. Please know that you are in our thought and prayers.
Dean & Galen DeHoff
Neil Sagot
May 30, 2006
Mitch: I just got the news. I'm so sorry. We will of course make a contribution in Clarabeths name.
I will try to copy & paste the obituary & send it to all the Pirates whose email addresses I can find. I'm thinking about you and your family. If there's anything I can do, please don't hesitate to ask. Stay well & keep your spirits up. Sag
Maddy Diamond
May 30, 2006
Jeff and I are so heartbroken by the untimely passing of our dear friend Clarabeth. We have been so saddened by the loss of such a vibrant and loving person. I met CB over 33 years ago when I was Sally's second grade teacher at Violet Hill Elementary School. Perla told me that her daughter had just gotten married and was moving to York. That was the beginning of a friendship that lasted through the birth of our children, playing mah jong, working together at Sunday School, Sisterhood meetings, and all of life's ups and downs. I could go on but my heart is just bursting. Mitchell, Jonathan, Stephanie, Perla , Ike and all your loved ones are in our hearts. CB knew how much she was loved and that is all anyone can ask for.
Lisa Loewenstern
May 30, 2006
My heart goes out to you Mitchell, Jonathan and Stephanie. Your wife/mom was a great lady. One of the sweetest, nicest people I ever met. She always had something nice to say. I remember CB was the one who taught me how to tie my shoes because we were both left handed and my mother is not. She also snuck into York Hospital afer visiting hours when my sister Karen was born and had to stay in the hospital longer then usual. CB brought comfort food for my Mom. She was there when I needed help in High School too. She wrote hall passes for me and it was a comfort to me to know I had a friend in the office like her. What a great lady. We will miss her.
From Maddy and Jeff Diamond's Daughter Lisa
Cheryl (Rochman) Epstein
May 30, 2006
To CB's family...
When I look back at a time in our lives when the future seemed so bright and full of hope....my thoughts always go back to the beginning....York. CB was one of my friends....who thoughout the years has always kept in touch eventhough miles separated us. She was forever thoughtful and caring, an important part of my memories of York, and will be greatly missed.
Piero Mattarelli
May 30, 2006
Indeed, Clarabeth, you touched the lives of many people. Mine, too.
You were a sister to me in the most challenging, happy, unforgettable year of my life: 1968-69, lived as a foreign exchange student at York Suburban High.
There are aspects of you I have been carrying with me ever since: your simplicity; your uprightness; your goodness of heart. Later in life, you have been an example of dignity, courage and faith. All this you have meant to me during all these years, regardless of time and distance, and nothing is going to change after your departure.
You left too early, but you left a big trace in many people hearts.
Sarah Presser
May 30, 2006
To Sally and all of Clarabeth's family- I am so sorry for your unimaginable loss. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Ilene Morgan
May 30, 2006
Dear Mitch, Perla and Ike,
I was so saddened to hear about Clarabeth. I haven't seen any of you for many years, but want you to know my thoughts and prayers are with you, and with the brave soul of Clarabeth.
Much love to all.
(From Myra and Jerry Wells' daughter)
Joyce Norden
May 29, 2006
To Sally and all of Clarabeth's family...my thoughts and prayers are with you. I remember how often Sally talked of her sister and what a wonderful person she was.Having her loving family with her through her struggle, and all around her in her last hours must have been a comfort. She clearly will be missed, but not forgotten.
Denise Sheckard
May 29, 2006
To Clarabeth's family, As a nurse you are told you touch the life of your patients. I often wonder if they realize how much they touch your life. Clarabeth was such a person. She was a strong lady even in some of her weakest days. To help her in her time of need was a great honor. She was such a pleasure to take care of. I am glad I could help your family enjoy the last Passover with her. I know how important it was to all of you. She will be missed by all who knew and took care of her. She is at peace now.
Cyndy Monie
May 29, 2006
Dear Mitch, Perla, Ike and families:
My heart is aching for all of you.
Clarabeth was not only a neighbor of mine during our high school years, but a good friend. I will always remember her zest for life and her wonderful laugh. Please know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers.
BettyShore & Bob Estes
May 29, 2006
Although we were not privileged to know Clarabeth,as a relative, our sympathy knows no bounds.
Linda Stahle
May 29, 2006
There isn't a student that passed through York Suburban in the last 20 years, that wasn't touched by "Mrs.Grossman's" spirit and kindness. She was a special lady.
Linda Stahle
(mother of Joseph Stahle and Elizabeth Simon)
Sally Epstein Zeiberg
May 29, 2006
To our Clarabeth, CB, big sister, neighbor and friend...we will never forget her smile, words of wisdom, humor and loving kindness. There are so many funny stories and memories that I will continue to share with my family and friends.
Sharon and Chuck Presser
May 29, 2006
Our deepest sympathies to the Grossman/Kranich families. I was fortunate enough to have met Clarabeth once at a small gathering for Sally. What a joy! May Clarabeth find her much deserved peace and her family the ability to heal over time.
Nancy R Downs
May 28, 2006
To all the familes my very deepest sympathy.My memories of Clarabeth are of a very caring child and mother.It was always a joy to see her.Having moved to Texas.after living near her family.I met Clarabeth two years ago when in York for a visit.She told me of her problem, but was her same up personality.I love her family.
Mina Gobler
May 28, 2006
Believe it or not, I only met Clarabeth once -- at a small shower for her sister Sally. But that was enough to get to know her and to be impressed by her warm and friendly nature.
When there was nothing to do to make her feel better, I was able to knit several chemo caps and make myself feel better.
Clarabeth is an inspiration to me; she fought the good fight and did everything she could to keep herself alive and to strive to regain her health.
May her memory be for a blessing.
Mina Gobler
Sue Jantz
May 28, 2006
So sorry to hear of your great loss, Robin and David. We are praying for your families.
Sincerely,
Sue Jantz ( Sally's sister)
Hillary Homzie
May 28, 2006
We were so saddened to hear about Clarabeth's passing. And are thinking of you and your family at this time. We enjoyed getting to know her in Jamaica and know that her spirit will live on through her children and her good works.
All of our love,
Hillary, Matt, Jonah, Ari and Micah Eisenberg
Jesse R. Manning / Barbara L. Dorf
May 28, 2006
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
sari epstein
May 28, 2006
I am so sorry to hear of Clarabeth's
passing!
I will remember her always as a fine
and dignified lady who embodied the
qualities described in "a woman of
valor, her price is far above rubies."
She was a sweet person who listened to others seriously and gave of herself. She had so much goodness in
her.
Clearly she made the world a better
place.
Please accept these condolences and know that CB will be missed even from far away.
Love , Sari Epstein
Laurie Chock
May 28, 2006
In all the years of seeing Clarabeth on my occassional visits to York, she always, without exception, greeted me with a loving, genuine interest. I would look forward to spotting her in the crowd at the temple--a warm hug and kiss. A quick exchange of family updates. She was part of my fabric of York. The best of York--a constant. I will miss searching for her in the crowd.
Francine Richter
May 28, 2006
Dear Perla, Ike and Family,
Your loss is so great and it extends to your larger family. I had no idea that Clarabeth was sick and I am so saddened by her death and pained that you have lost her.
I can visualize her smile and her enthusiasm as both a little girl and an adult woman.
Janet Strausbaugh
May 28, 2006
We are deeply sorry for the loss of such a vibrant woman to your familly. We share in your feelings because of our recent loss in our husband and father, Richard Strausbaugh, who also fought the battle against cancer. Our heartfelt condolances to you at this sad time. Janet, Jamie and Emily Strausbaugh
Karen Borger
May 28, 2006
Having had the good fortune of being born and raised in York, I grew up in a wonderful community that included wonderful people like Clarabeth. She was a friend of my brother's and the cousin of one of my treasured childhood friends. My impression and now memory of her is that of a happy, kind, effervescent woman who appreciated life and those who made hers so special. I hope they all find comfort in their fond memories and strength to carry on.
David Epstein
May 28, 2006
Sara and I were very saddened to learn of Clarabeth's passing. Please accept our sincere and heartfelt condolensces.
If there is any solace in all of this, it is that Clarabeth's suffering is over.
She was a beautiful and courageous human being. We will miss seeing Clarabeth when we visit York.
Love,
David Epstein and Sara Plotnick-Epstein
Barbara Williams-Bromberg
May 28, 2006
My deepest sympathy goes out to all of Clarabeth's family. Everyone who knew Clarabeth was touched by her honest, sweet nature and infectious smile. Always thinking of others, she accomplished so much. Although I have only seen her occasionally over these past few years, I looked forward to being with her at our high school reunions. Her legacy speaks volumes. I will truly miss her.
Bruce Borger
May 28, 2006
My sympathies to the Grossman, Kranich families on the untimely passing of Clarabeth. I will always have fond, fun memories of Clarabeth from our years growing up together.
Robin & David Kranich
May 28, 2006
Oh Clarabeth, you live on in our hearts. We miss you already but we are glad you found peace.
Howard & Marilyn Grossman
May 28, 2006
Our deepest condolences and most heartfelt
sympathy. We will always remember Clarabeth as a kind, sensitive, caring person who was
there for others. Marilyn and I just recalled how much joy Clarabeth brought to our family when my father was sick in the summer of 2000.
I will always remember Clarabeth during the times we grew up when she first moved to York and throughout high school and the old JCC days.
With Love and Light.
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