FEINBERG, EVE (COHEN), 92, passed away January 2, 2008, of natural causes.
Mrs. Feinberg was the only daughter born to David and Edith Cohen, September 11, 1915 in Huntington, WV.
Eve was the wife of the late Herman Feinberg, and mother of the late Stephen Feinberg (Leslie).
Eve leaves behind three loving grandchildren, Daniel Feinberg, Scott Feinberg and Matthew Allen, and daughter-in-law, Leslie of Maitland.
Eve loved her role as wife, mother and grandmother. Her true joy stemmed from her relationship with her family and she took immeasurable delight in watching them grow. She remained a stunning and gentile lady.
In later years, Eve remained active by working as a sales clerk at Neiman Marcus and had a significant client following, with some connections lasting over 30 years. Eve's outgoing personality sparked relationships wherever she went.
She was active in her synagogue B'Nai Sholom, Huntington, WV and continued her volunteer work after moving to Central Florida at the Congregation of Reform Judaism.
Published in the Orlando Sentinel on 1/4/2008.
Mrs. Feinberg was the only daughter born to David and Edith Cohen, September 11, 1915 in Huntington, WV.
Eve was the wife of the late Herman Feinberg, and mother of the late Stephen Feinberg (Leslie).
Eve leaves behind three loving grandchildren, Daniel Feinberg, Scott Feinberg and Matthew Allen, and daughter-in-law, Leslie of Maitland.
Eve loved her role as wife, mother and grandmother. Her true joy stemmed from her relationship with her family and she took immeasurable delight in watching them grow. She remained a stunning and gentile lady.
In later years, Eve remained active by working as a sales clerk at Neiman Marcus and had a significant client following, with some connections lasting over 30 years. Eve's outgoing personality sparked relationships wherever she went.
She was active in her synagogue B'Nai Sholom, Huntington, WV and continued her volunteer work after moving to Central Florida at the Congregation of Reform Judaism.
Published in the Orlando Sentinel on 1/4/2008.
FEINBERG, EVE (COHEN), 92, passed away January 2, 2008, of natural causes.
Mrs. Feinberg was the only daughter born to David and Edith Cohen, September 11, 1915 in Huntington, WV.
Eve was the wife of the late Herman Feinberg, and mother of the late Stephen Feinberg (Leslie).
Eve leaves behind three loving grandchildren, Daniel Feinberg, Scott Feinberg and Matthew Allen, and daughter-in-law, Leslie of Maitland.
Eve loved her role as wife, mother and grandmother. Her true joy stemmed from her relationship with her family and she took immeasurable delight in watching them grow. She remained a stunning and gentile lady.
In later years, Eve remained active by working as a sales clerk at Neiman Marcus and had a significant client following, with some connections lasting over 30 years. Eve's outgoing personality sparked relationships wherever she went.
She was active in her synagogue B'Nai Sholom, Huntington, WV and continued her volunteer work after moving to Central Florida at the Congregation of Reform Judaism.
Published in the Orlando Sentinel on 1/4/2008.
Mrs. Feinberg was the only daughter born to David and Edith Cohen, September 11, 1915 in Huntington, WV.
Eve was the wife of the late Herman Feinberg, and mother of the late Stephen Feinberg (Leslie).
Eve leaves behind three loving grandchildren, Daniel Feinberg, Scott Feinberg and Matthew Allen, and daughter-in-law, Leslie of Maitland.
Eve loved her role as wife, mother and grandmother. Her true joy stemmed from her relationship with her family and she took immeasurable delight in watching them grow. She remained a stunning and gentile lady.
In later years, Eve remained active by working as a sales clerk at Neiman Marcus and had a significant client following, with some connections lasting over 30 years. Eve's outgoing personality sparked relationships wherever she went.
She was active in her synagogue B'Nai Sholom, Huntington, WV and continued her volunteer work after moving to Central Florida at the Congregation of Reform Judaism.
Published in the Orlando Sentinel on 1/4/2008.
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