Sixteen years ago today. I love you so much, Mom! 💝
IDA (MEROVITZ) ROSENBURG
1912 – 2005
I wrote this eulogy for my mother’s funeral 10 years ago; my thoughts and feelings are exactly the same today as they were then. If anything, the love I feel for her now is even stronger, steeped as it is in the warmth of ten years’ worth of remembering. Mom, this is for you.
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Such a wonderful tribute! She certainly was a gem!
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She sure was! Thanks so much for your lovely comments, Mer! ❤
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I’m so happy to have read this. She was a very special person, and you conveyed that in a warm and loving message.
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Thanks so much, Anne! I really appreciate your kind words! ❤️
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I was just telling someone that the big plant in my living room comes from her. So she lives on close to me in that way. 💕
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Aw, so wonderful! She adored you, her “Kathryn Mavoornin” (sp.)
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