Obituary

Zelda Eisenstein passed away on November 10 at the age of 95. The only child of Morris and Rose Farber of Milwaukee, Zelda was married 65 years to Theodore “Ted” Eisenstein. She was a proud homemaker and mother of four: Stanley (Marilyn), Mark (Barbara), Ron (Joann) and Judy (Marc) Becker. Preceded in death by Ted and their daughter Judy, she is survived by her sons and grandchildren Russell Eisenstein, Leah (Dustin) Rosenfeld, Mara Eisenstein, Alyssa Eisenstein, Samantha (Lee) Newmark, Andy Eisenstein and great-grandchildren Jayden and Sydney Rosenfeld and Jude Newmark. She was a kind, gentle and loving soul who will be sorely missed by her family and all who had the pleasure of knowing her. Pandemic restrictions require a private funeral. Memorial donations to the Illinois Holocaust Museum.

Service Information

Service : Friday, November 13th at 12:00 pm
Service Location: Private Graveside Service -Shalom Memorial Park

Interment:
Shalom Memorial Park
1700 W. Rand Road
Arlington Heights

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November 16th, 2020

my dad, Joel and I remember when we were at their home on Spring Hill Drive In Northbrook and they both invited us over for dinner. and having the best Matzo ball soup in the world. We also remember Aunt Zelda telling us that she always made her matzo balls in advance for the holidays. Another memory is when they lived on the corner house on Greenleaf in Chicago. and had a dog named Barney. We had some great times with them. Aunt Zelda will be missed.

~Bill Gerber
~Nephew, Evanston, IL

November 12th, 2020

Zelda with Ted in the ’90s

~Joann Eisenstein
~Daughter-in-law, Skokie, IL

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