Sara Teitelbaum entered into rest, January 2nd. Born Sara Eva Frielich in Ohio, Mrs. Teitelbaum was a long-time resident of Cape Coral, Florida.
Mrs. Teitelbaum was preceded in death by her husband Harry and her beloved son David Teitelbaum. She is survived by several nieces, nephews and a myriad of friends.
Mrs. Teitelbaum was an active member of Temple Beth Shalom in Cape Coral, where she was a regular volunteer and chaired many committees over the years. Although in declining health in later life, Mrs. Teitelbaum successfully lead fund-raising campaigns and served as president of the Temple’s Sisterhood.
She was a member of a local sorority and enjoyed hosting parties, cooking, cards games and social gatherings. Sara’s recipes were legendary and will be sadly missed.
Donations to Temple Beth Shalom in her memory are welcome.
Mrs. Teitelbaum was preceded in death by her husband Harry and her beloved son David Teitelbaum. She is survived by several nieces, nephews and a myriad of friends.
Mrs. Teitelbaum was an active member of Temple Beth Shalom in Cape Coral, where she was a regular volunteer and chaired many committees over the years. Although in declining health in later life, Mrs. Teitelbaum successfully lead fund-raising campaigns and served as president of the Temple’s Sisterhood.
She was a member of a local sorority and enjoyed hosting parties, cooking, cards games and social gatherings. Sara’s recipes were legendary and will be sadly missed.
Donations to Temple Beth Shalom in her memory are welcome.
Sara Teitelbaum entered into rest, January 2nd. Born Sara Eva Frielich in Ohio, Mrs. Teitelbaum was a long-time resident of Cape Coral, Florida.
Mrs. Teitelbaum was preceded in death by her husband Harry and her beloved son David Teitelbaum. She is survived by several nieces, nephews and a myriad of friends.
Mrs. Teitelbaum was an active member of Temple Beth Shalom in Cape Coral, where she was a regular volunteer and chaired many committees over the years. Although in declining health in later life, Mrs. Teitelbaum successfully lead fund-raising campaigns and served as president of the Temple’s Sisterhood.
She was a member of a local sorority and enjoyed hosting parties, cooking, cards games and social gatherings. Sara’s recipes were legendary and will be sadly missed.
Donations to Temple Beth Shalom in her memory are welcome.
Mrs. Teitelbaum was preceded in death by her husband Harry and her beloved son David Teitelbaum. She is survived by several nieces, nephews and a myriad of friends.
Mrs. Teitelbaum was an active member of Temple Beth Shalom in Cape Coral, where she was a regular volunteer and chaired many committees over the years. Although in declining health in later life, Mrs. Teitelbaum successfully lead fund-raising campaigns and served as president of the Temple’s Sisterhood.
She was a member of a local sorority and enjoyed hosting parties, cooking, cards games and social gatherings. Sara’s recipes were legendary and will be sadly missed.
Donations to Temple Beth Shalom in her memory are welcome.
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