Funeral Details

I can only share tears. Sad sad tears. No words are adequate to express my feelings of grief and sorrow and pain and anguish. What an indescribable loss.

‎הַמָּקוֹם יְנַחֵם אֶתְכֶם בְּתוֹךְ שְׁאָר אֲבֵלֵי צִיּוֹן וִירוּשָׁלַיִם

Suri Spitzer

Ben and Family;

In this sorrowful time, wr would like to extend to you our heartfelt condolences. May our Lord comfort you and your loved ones. You all are in our thoughts and prayers. Eva was truly a beautiful woman.

Brent & Brenda Blair

Brent &Brenda Blair

Ben, Uri, Hillel and families. So sad and heartbroken to hear this בשורה.
המקום ינחם אתכם בתוך שאר אבילי ציון וירושלים. May you be comforted by Hashems attribute of מקום filling the void in some measure.
Abe and Dvora New and families

Abe & Dvora New

May the mercy of the Most High embrace you for all eternity. My prayers accompany her family and from the depths of my heart, I invoke the consolation of the Most High for her husband, daughters, grandchildren, sons-in-law and other relatives. May Peace be with you and may the Love that you knew how to give expand on Earth forever.

Lorena Silva

Eva was such a special person. From the first time we met over 33 years ago she always had a smile and good word to say, always looking for ways to do chesed, and always thankful for everything.
She was very devoted to her family and raised 2 beautiful daughters.
She will truly be missed!

Baruch & Chanie Hertz

It's hard to know what to say when I first heard the news. I have known Eva since I'm 10. One of my earliest memories of her being my camp counselor when I was 10. She was always so kind and caring and had such a big heart. She was always very good to me. I remember I used to always love seeing Eva in shul with her family when I would be there over tbe summer. Then when I would come for weekends here and there how we would go for walks together and how much we both enjoyed it immensely and the quality time we had with one another. It was always so nice to catch up together. I always enjoyed our talk whether it would be in person in tannersville or in what's app. We had recently spoken a few months ago when she told me she wanted to do something with me in honor of my mom by tannersville shul. Touched my heart how much it meant to her and how I had been looking forward to it. I loved Eva very much and how sad I'm feel right now. Words can't express how I'm feeling and how special she was to me. I was suposed to go this summer to tannersville but wasn't able to make it. I was able to talk to Eva and have some very nice conversations. Eva will always have a special place in my heart.

Rivki

Rivki Soloff

Dear Weinschneider family,
No words for your heartbreaking loss of your beautiful, devoted and loving wife, mother, grandmother and daughter. A painful loss for your family and our kehilah. May Eva's memory be for a Blessing.
Noson and Menucha Robeson

Noson & Menucha Robeson

My deepest condolences on hearing the news of the pectoral of Eva ! I have known Eva since we were both in Tannersville 47 years ago! Respectfully Chaya New (Rubin)

Chaya New

Everything said about Eva was so true . To know her was to love her . I have so much regrets not taking her up on her offers to once in a while go on walks w her . We constantly spoke about it but it never materialized . To see how much the sons in laws and grandchildren loved her was remarkable . It was a true sincere love and they admired her . It was very inspiring . May you only be comforted by all those that feel close to you , and hold on to all the wonderful Midos, ahava, and Chachma that Eva had . I will miss her very much ! We all will .

Nechama Sherman

There are no words to express how much hizuk I got from Eva. Watching Eva and Ben struggle with infertility with such grace and gratitude and never any bitterness has always been such an inspiration to me. Being welcomed into their home on so many occasions was delightful. And making connections with them has been such a comfort to me in hard times. I wish Ben and Abby and Yaffa, Donny, Aliza, Meir and all the grandkids along with Annette, Hillel and Uri and families the utmost comfort during these challenging times. May Eva’s neshama have an Aliyah. I love you all.

Wendy Schwartz

משתתף עמוקות בצערכם שלא תדעו צער

Moshe Buller

I have so many warm memories with Auntie Eva it was always so warm and welcoming when we came over because she just made the house feel that way. She made the most beautiful Chanukah and Purim parties with table decorations that were so festive and beautiful! I remember when I saw for the first time the house on farwell and the living room walls were painted a beautiful burgundy color, I thought it was so cool because everyone I knew at that time only had white, beige or gray living room walls and it was so fun and cool to see a real color. But more than her amazing style she was just so giving. I remember that after the fire in our house she took All of us in and we were a lot of people and she just made room erev Shabbos, in her home and in her heart. And I remember my mother didn’t have Shabbos cloths and she gave her a beautiful Shabbos robe to change into to feel special for Shabbos
, plus a few other top and skirts she thought might work. It was so special how she gave with such caring and made it feel like no big deal to everyone! She was truly a special sweet and caring Aunt and we will truely miss her!

Miriam Klughaupt (Weinschneider)

I remember Eva well from seminary..she always had a certain class and carried herself with grace even as a young woman.
The beautiful family she raised should be an aliya for her neshama
‏המקום מנחם אתכם בתוך שער ציון בירושלים

Tobi Eisenberger

Danny Jaspan

I listened to the hespedim, and they were absolutely beautiful. I don't know Aluza and Yaffa well but I take a class with them. Their emes, chesed, searching for what Hashem wants, and their love of Hashem and His Torah shines through. It is so obvious that their parents embedded them with those beautiful middos and values which will be an everlasting legacy for Eva.
chavie millunchick

chavie millunchick

I am devastated and heartbroken at the news of Eva’s passing. We were childhood best friends and were in each others’ lives for 50 years. As regal and refined Eva was as an adult, I will always think of her as my adventurous and mischievous partner in crime as a tween and teen. We walked the GW bridge wearing our very uncomfortable Dr. Scholls, roller skated down Bennett avenue and were reprimanded in Breuers for too much talking and too little everything else. In recent years we traded pictures of our grandchildren and got in touch on our July birthdays. May her neshama have an Aliyah. I will miss her always💗 Suzanne

Suzanne Prince

We could not believe the newswhen we heard it. What a tragedy. We've known Eva since she was a kid and spent so many happy summers together. Always smiling, cheerful and fun to be around with. She was a real "tachshit"-a very special person and we will sorely miss her. Her wonderful family is her legacy. May she be a meilitz yosher for them, her friends, her community and all of us who knew her.
Hamakom yenachem eschem b'soch aveilei tziyon v'yerushalayim and may you kow of no more sorrow.
Esther and Jackie

Esther and Jackie Schlanger

Weinschneider Family,
I am.so sorry to hear about Eva AH. I only heard beautiful stories about her. I am Rozzie Aranoff AH eldest daughter . I remember your family very well. Weinschneider Fsmily is one of the pillars of the Chicago community .
MY Hashem heal all your pain and send comfort to all of you amongst all the others mourners if Isreal.
Please feel free to reach out anytime. Chicago community I miss very much.

Edith Stal(Aranoff)

We shared in Uri and Tzippy's simchas throughout the years. The sad news of Eva's untimely passing brought us to tears. She was always cheerful, friendly and regal.You always felt you were in the presence of someone very special
המקום ינחם אתכם בתוך שאר אבלי ציון בירושלים,
Chaim and Judy Goldbrenner

Chaim & Judy Goldbrenner

Baruch dayan ha’emet! I can hardly believe it! My gosh, Ben, I am so sad for you and your family. May HaShem comfort you.
Ha’makom yenacheim eschem

Rachel Erlichman