Adapted from the Schenectady Gazette, 4/30/1971:
Mrs. Fannie Dworsky Seaman, 88, of 21 A-1 Sheridan Village, died after a long illness. Mrs. Seaman, a native of Sweden, had lived in Schenectady over 80 years. The widow of Abraham Seaman, she was a member of Congregation Agudat Achim. She was a life member of the senior Hadassah and the Open House Circle, Schenectady Jewish Community Center and the Daughters of Sarah Jewish Home.
Survivors include two daughters, Rose Seaman of Schenectady and Mrs. Robert Ludwig, both of Schenectady; a son, Dr. Jerome Seaman also of Schenectady; a grandson. Several nieces and nephews also survive. Burial will be in Agudat Achim Cemetery, Carman.
Mrs. Fannie Dworsky Seaman, 88, of 21 A-1 Sheridan Village, died after a long illness. Mrs. Seaman, a native of Sweden, had lived in Schenectady over 80 years. The widow of Abraham Seaman, she was a member of Congregation Agudat Achim. She was a life member of the senior Hadassah and the Open House Circle, Schenectady Jewish Community Center and the Daughters of Sarah Jewish Home.
Survivors include two daughters, Rose Seaman of Schenectady and Mrs. Robert Ludwig, both of Schenectady; a son, Dr. Jerome Seaman also of Schenectady; a grandson. Several nieces and nephews also survive. Burial will be in Agudat Achim Cemetery, Carman.
Adapted from the Schenectady Gazette, 4/30/1971:
Mrs. Fannie Dworsky Seaman, 88, of 21 A-1 Sheridan Village, died after a long illness. Mrs. Seaman, a native of Sweden, had lived in Schenectady over 80 years. The widow of Abraham Seaman, she was a member of Congregation Agudat Achim. She was a life member of the senior Hadassah and the Open House Circle, Schenectady Jewish Community Center and the Daughters of Sarah Jewish Home.
Survivors include two daughters, Rose Seaman of Schenectady and Mrs. Robert Ludwig, both of Schenectady; a son, Dr. Jerome Seaman also of Schenectady; a grandson. Several nieces and nephews also survive. Burial will be in Agudat Achim Cemetery, Carman.
Mrs. Fannie Dworsky Seaman, 88, of 21 A-1 Sheridan Village, died after a long illness. Mrs. Seaman, a native of Sweden, had lived in Schenectady over 80 years. The widow of Abraham Seaman, she was a member of Congregation Agudat Achim. She was a life member of the senior Hadassah and the Open House Circle, Schenectady Jewish Community Center and the Daughters of Sarah Jewish Home.
Survivors include two daughters, Rose Seaman of Schenectady and Mrs. Robert Ludwig, both of Schenectady; a son, Dr. Jerome Seaman also of Schenectady; a grandson. Several nieces and nephews also survive. Burial will be in Agudat Achim Cemetery, Carman.
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