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I am very sorry to hear about Anita's passing. I still remember visiting her, Bernie and their children Chicago's far east side during the 1950s. She was always very kind to me and I will always have fond memories of her and her family

Thea Cherkasky

Anita, my sister in law Emeritus, one of a kind and irreplaceable. Growing up I have so many great memories of days and nights on Phillips and Merrill Avenues and then into Morton Grove, Glenview and Grayslake. At 13, Anita and her friend Arlene Blonsky, taught me to play scrabble and even though they artificially increased my scores, I could not win.

In 1980 she gave me my first 700pp novel by Anthony Burgess and then allowed me to read her Motherâ??s collection of Oâ??Henry short stories. Over the years we shared many books and authors. I shall always be indebted for these moments.

Anita and Bernie- so very integrated- as the song Love and Marriage â?? you canâ??t have one without the otherâ??. In math there is no solution to the equation of A-B.

Anita became a wonderful friend to Janice. They developed an immediate connection /friendship and were able to chit-chat intimately without any pretentiousness. We shall always honor Anitaâ??s memory.



Harry and Janice Fullett




Harry Fullett