Shirley Kalish

Obituary of Shirley Kalish

Shirley Kalish, 85 returned her soul to G-d, November 30th, 2014. Born on August 4th, 1929 in Chicago Illinois to Joseph and Clara Schiller. A woman of true grace and beauty. She was the brightest soul, she was our whole heart. A woman who lived and breathed for her family. She had a way of making each and every child, grandchild and great grandchild of hers feel like we were her everything, we made her heart beat. She stayed connected and involved with each one of us. Her unique zest for life was seen by all those around her. She was a vibrant and vivacious spirit with boundless, unstoppable energy. A woman who always spoke her mind with grace, unafraid of what those around her May think. She was an inspiration to us all, teaching us how to love big with all of our heart, and be strong in the face of adversity and persevere. Everything she touched was beautiful, she had an innate gift that turned everything she touched into beauty and elegance. She left an indelible impression with her wit, overflowing heart and Beauty. She nurtured with so much love and affection, she fed us with her unforgettable cooking and baking, she kissed us like every one was her last, "she loved to love" in her words. Her life will continue to shine as an inspiration to us all. Pre deceased by her son Jay Berman, survived by, Beth Berman, Binah (Jay) Bindell, Norman (Palar) Berman, 17 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren. Graveside service, Temple Israel Cemetery Western Avenue Guilderland, NY on Mon (Dec 1st) 2:30. Shiva observed at 832 Cortland Street in Albany
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Monday
1
December

Graveside Service

Monday, December 1, 2014
Temple Israel Cemetery
Western Avenue
Albany, New York, United States
Monday
1
December

Interment at: Temple Israel Cemetery

Monday, December 1, 2014
Temple Israel Cemetery
Western Avenue
Guilderland, New York, United States

Shiva

832 Cortland Street in Albany, NY

Officiating

Rabbi Moshe Bomzer
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