Parents - Marcus Kaye/Bessie Rosenbaum
Parents names from US Social Security Applications and Claims Index.
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"Connie Kaye Auerbach
Marco FL
Connie Kaye Auerbach, 87, of Marco Island FL and Longmeadow, MA, lived until November 14, 2006. She was born land raised in New York City daughter of Marcus and Bessie Kaye. A graduate of the Alvini School of Dramatic Arts and New York University, she pursued a brief career in the theatre as a dancer.
After World War II she represented the Society for Ethical Culture of New York reestablishing contacts in Great Britain. Connie considered her most important roles as wife, mother and community volunteer, showing up on holidays at the Urgent Care Center of Marco Island when volunteers were hard to find. She would often arrive at social functions late still in uniform because she was so devoted to patient care. In 2004 the community honored her for her thousands of hours of service Volunteerism was a part of her life.
While living in Springfield, MA Connie was a charter member of the Jewish Community Center and co-founder of its Leisure Lounge and Friendly Circle, forerunners of the senior programs there today. She was an ardent worker for the newly established preschool and day camp committees. She also volunteered with Rachel's Table, ABC Longmeadow with AFS as a host-mother and with an interfaith adoption group. She was a member of Hadassah, ORT, and the National Council of Jewish Women.
She will be remembered for her love of gardening, her ready role as organizer, being "little mother" for theatre and tennis parties and bringing together strangers in the community.
She is survived by her loving family including beloved husband of 65 years Dr. Gabriel I. Auerbach; son, Mark G. Auerbach of Longmeadow, MA; daughter, Dr. Harriet Auerbach Fellows and son-in-law Raymond Fellows of West Hartford, CT; grandchildren Matthew Benjamin Auerbach Fellows and Sarah Elizabeth Fellows; sister Estelle Groner of Kensington, MD. brother Dr. Stanley Kaye of North Miami Beach, FL; and many nieces and nephews." From The Naples Daily News, November 19, 2006, Page 34
Parents names from US Social Security Applications and Claims Index.
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"Connie Kaye Auerbach
Marco FL
Connie Kaye Auerbach, 87, of Marco Island FL and Longmeadow, MA, lived until November 14, 2006. She was born land raised in New York City daughter of Marcus and Bessie Kaye. A graduate of the Alvini School of Dramatic Arts and New York University, she pursued a brief career in the theatre as a dancer.
After World War II she represented the Society for Ethical Culture of New York reestablishing contacts in Great Britain. Connie considered her most important roles as wife, mother and community volunteer, showing up on holidays at the Urgent Care Center of Marco Island when volunteers were hard to find. She would often arrive at social functions late still in uniform because she was so devoted to patient care. In 2004 the community honored her for her thousands of hours of service Volunteerism was a part of her life.
While living in Springfield, MA Connie was a charter member of the Jewish Community Center and co-founder of its Leisure Lounge and Friendly Circle, forerunners of the senior programs there today. She was an ardent worker for the newly established preschool and day camp committees. She also volunteered with Rachel's Table, ABC Longmeadow with AFS as a host-mother and with an interfaith adoption group. She was a member of Hadassah, ORT, and the National Council of Jewish Women.
She will be remembered for her love of gardening, her ready role as organizer, being "little mother" for theatre and tennis parties and bringing together strangers in the community.
She is survived by her loving family including beloved husband of 65 years Dr. Gabriel I. Auerbach; son, Mark G. Auerbach of Longmeadow, MA; daughter, Dr. Harriet Auerbach Fellows and son-in-law Raymond Fellows of West Hartford, CT; grandchildren Matthew Benjamin Auerbach Fellows and Sarah Elizabeth Fellows; sister Estelle Groner of Kensington, MD. brother Dr. Stanley Kaye of North Miami Beach, FL; and many nieces and nephews." From The Naples Daily News, November 19, 2006, Page 34
Parents - Marcus Kaye/Bessie Rosenbaum
Parents names from US Social Security Applications and Claims Index.
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"Connie Kaye Auerbach
Marco FL
Connie Kaye Auerbach, 87, of Marco Island FL and Longmeadow, MA, lived until November 14, 2006. She was born land raised in New York City daughter of Marcus and Bessie Kaye. A graduate of the Alvini School of Dramatic Arts and New York University, she pursued a brief career in the theatre as a dancer.
After World War II she represented the Society for Ethical Culture of New York reestablishing contacts in Great Britain. Connie considered her most important roles as wife, mother and community volunteer, showing up on holidays at the Urgent Care Center of Marco Island when volunteers were hard to find. She would often arrive at social functions late still in uniform because she was so devoted to patient care. In 2004 the community honored her for her thousands of hours of service Volunteerism was a part of her life.
While living in Springfield, MA Connie was a charter member of the Jewish Community Center and co-founder of its Leisure Lounge and Friendly Circle, forerunners of the senior programs there today. She was an ardent worker for the newly established preschool and day camp committees. She also volunteered with Rachel's Table, ABC Longmeadow with AFS as a host-mother and with an interfaith adoption group. She was a member of Hadassah, ORT, and the National Council of Jewish Women.
She will be remembered for her love of gardening, her ready role as organizer, being "little mother" for theatre and tennis parties and bringing together strangers in the community.
She is survived by her loving family including beloved husband of 65 years Dr. Gabriel I. Auerbach; son, Mark G. Auerbach of Longmeadow, MA; daughter, Dr. Harriet Auerbach Fellows and son-in-law Raymond Fellows of West Hartford, CT; grandchildren Matthew Benjamin Auerbach Fellows and Sarah Elizabeth Fellows; sister Estelle Groner of Kensington, MD. brother Dr. Stanley Kaye of North Miami Beach, FL; and many nieces and nephews." From The Naples Daily News, November 19, 2006, Page 34
Parents names from US Social Security Applications and Claims Index.
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"Connie Kaye Auerbach
Marco FL
Connie Kaye Auerbach, 87, of Marco Island FL and Longmeadow, MA, lived until November 14, 2006. She was born land raised in New York City daughter of Marcus and Bessie Kaye. A graduate of the Alvini School of Dramatic Arts and New York University, she pursued a brief career in the theatre as a dancer.
After World War II she represented the Society for Ethical Culture of New York reestablishing contacts in Great Britain. Connie considered her most important roles as wife, mother and community volunteer, showing up on holidays at the Urgent Care Center of Marco Island when volunteers were hard to find. She would often arrive at social functions late still in uniform because she was so devoted to patient care. In 2004 the community honored her for her thousands of hours of service Volunteerism was a part of her life.
While living in Springfield, MA Connie was a charter member of the Jewish Community Center and co-founder of its Leisure Lounge and Friendly Circle, forerunners of the senior programs there today. She was an ardent worker for the newly established preschool and day camp committees. She also volunteered with Rachel's Table, ABC Longmeadow with AFS as a host-mother and with an interfaith adoption group. She was a member of Hadassah, ORT, and the National Council of Jewish Women.
She will be remembered for her love of gardening, her ready role as organizer, being "little mother" for theatre and tennis parties and bringing together strangers in the community.
She is survived by her loving family including beloved husband of 65 years Dr. Gabriel I. Auerbach; son, Mark G. Auerbach of Longmeadow, MA; daughter, Dr. Harriet Auerbach Fellows and son-in-law Raymond Fellows of West Hartford, CT; grandchildren Matthew Benjamin Auerbach Fellows and Sarah Elizabeth Fellows; sister Estelle Groner of Kensington, MD. brother Dr. Stanley Kaye of North Miami Beach, FL; and many nieces and nephews." From The Naples Daily News, November 19, 2006, Page 34
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