Funeral Details

Marvin Miretzky

September 23, 1923 - February 27, 2017

SERVICE INFORMATION

Date and Time

Tuesday, February 28, 2017 at 3:00 PM

Graveside

Westlawn Cemetery
7801 West Montrose Avenue
Norridge, Illinois 60706
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Clergy

Rabbi Leonard Matanky

Shiva

Miretzky Residence
3112 West Sherwin Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60645
773.338.9435
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Shachris - 7:15AM
Mincha - 5:25PM

Please no visitors between 12 Noon - 2PM and after 9:30PM

Memorial Contributions

Maggie's Place/Mishkan Chicago
tinyurl.com/maggiesplace
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Associated Talmud Torahs
www.att.org




OBITUARY

Marvin Miretzky

Loving husband of the late Zita Miretzky, nee Steiner. Cherished father of Alan (Sharon) Miretzky, David (Debbie) Miretzky and Steven (Malka) Miretzky. Beloved Grandfather of Molly, Nathalie, Samantha, Tzvi Yaakov (Rifka), Devora (Alex) Gipsman, Ephraim and Doni and the late Maggie and Aviva. Beloved Great Grandfather of Eliyahu, Estee and Shalva. Dear brother of the late Bernard (the late Nancy) Miretzky, Phyllis (the late Julian) Levin. Cherished brother in law of the late Ruth (the late Edward) Price. Service Tuesday 3PM at Westlawn Cemetery. 7801 West Montrose Avenue, Norridge. Memorials in his memory to Maggie’s Place/Mishkan Chicago, tinyurl.com/maggiesplace or Associated Talmud Torahs, www.att.org would be appreciated. Arrangements by Chicago Jewish Funerals-Skokie Chapel, 847.229.8822, www.cjfinfo.com.


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Dear Alan, David, Steve and families: As you know, Bernie and I first met your Dad over 50 years ago when we joined Ezras Israel, and David and our Saul became friends in Hebrew School.

Through the years we became good friends with him and Zita. I think I wrote a message when your dear Mom passed just a couple of months ago. So, now I'll concentrate on your Dad.

Marv was always so very kind and had a sweet nature. In all the years, we never heard him raise his voice, and when he spoke he was most concise and to the point of the conversation -- always intelligently delivered. We enjoyed them, as well as our small shul group. I believe only Arnie Rosenbaum and I are left from the group.

I would have written sooner, but as I told David on my phone message, just returned from a trip to South America, so was not aware of your Dad's passing.

You should take comfort in knowing that he was much loved and respected by everyone who knew him.

With love,
Erna Pilchen

Erna Pilchen
March 7, 2017