Funeral Details

dear kahn family,
my deepest condolences to the entire family. you have all been dear friends and neighbors for many years,. your parents were wonderful kind people and raised their children in the same manner. may you know no more sorrow.
BDE.
florence bulmash

florence bulmash

Rena and family, so sorry for your loss, I remember your family fondly; may all your loving memories give you strength and comfort

Caryn Chemers

You all spoke such beautiful words honoring your mother. We all loved and will always love Auntie Nance.

Cy Singer

Kahn family,
I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your dear mother, grandmother and great grandmother BDE. I remember meeting Rena and Michelle in Chicago and actually remember meeting your dear mother BDE.
May Hashem heal the pain all of your families and yourselves among all the other mourners of Isreal.

Edith Aranoff

Dear Kahn Family,
It was such a blessing for us to have known Bubbie Skokie since the marriage of our daughter Elana to Michael.
Her personal warmth was contagious and she infused every interaction with love and affection. In particular, we will always remember her singing to the great grandchildren and teaching them Hebrew songs from her own childhood.
She was sincere , bright and caring . It is our privilege to have known her and learn from her generosity of spirit.
Wishing you fond memories as you remember and celebrate her legacy .
Riki and Robert Kreitman

Riki and Robert Kreitman

I'm so sorry for your loss. xx
Mandy

Mandy Sunderland

Kahn family,
Beautiful speeches and bright tears to me. I remember your mother Nancy Kahndrom martyred sgo when I was assisting seniors in Wisconsin for seniors there. Nancy sang beautiful and I remember her bringing her daughter Michelle as a small girl. We kept in toych for awhile. I actually thought of Michelle and Rena at times. Rena , I met you as well from Farley and Murray from Toronto..
I was so happy when you got married and moved to Atlanta
Please feel free to reach out. Michelle , I do remember that you moved to Australia. What a beautiful family .

Edith Aranoff

Dear Kahn family,
David and I send you our love and condolences at this very sad moment, sorry that we could not be there in person with you all today. Your speeches were so beautiful, meaningful, and captured aunt Nancy so well (I can remember her in the Kahn family kitchen, smiling, kind, fun, busy, and animated with love and and conversation : ). Please accept a virtual hug from me until or paths cross again x,
Judith

judith greengus

Dear Kahn Family,

I am so sorry for your loss. I have memories of Aunt Nancy's gentleness, kindness, warmth, and smile. You all spoke so beautifully about her. It was a joy to learn more about her wonderful life and the blessings she had in all of you and in her numerous passions and activities.

With love and deepest condolences,
Ana

Ana Sobel

Dear Rena,
I am so deeply sorry for the loss of your beloved mother. You have been such a devoted and cherished friend to me since our college days that my heart aches for you and your family.
I just watched the video of your mother‘s funeral and I was so moved. You and your siblings spoke with such eloquence and love. It was a beautiful testament to the extraordinary woman she clearly was. You were truly blessed to have such an amazing mother. I will always remember how graciously she welcomed me into her warm and loving home when you came in from out of town. Her kindness extended so naturally to everyone around her. She also made a special effort to bring a smile to my mother’s face when she greeted her at Bnai Emunah in her senior social group, Sitting there with my mother during that program, listening and observing, I came to know your mother in a deeper way. It became so clear to me how special she truly was, and how blessed we both were to have known her. May her memory be for a blessing. With love and heartfelt sympathy, Eva Neidich

Eva Neidich

Dear Kahn Family,

We are sorry to hear about the loss of your mother Nancy.

She was a wonderful person and will be missed by all.

May her soul have an aliyah.

SUE & RICH STINE & FAMILY

SUE STINE

Gila, Rena & Ira - Sorry about the loss of your mom. She was a notable woman in our community in Skokie and at Skokie Valley Traditional Synagogue, in the 1960s & 70's as I remember her. Michelle- my condolences to you as well, but honestly I do not remember you as well as I do the rest of your family when the Khans lived down the street from us on Kimball. Reminiscing with my 93 year old mom a few days ago, she recalls being invited to your family Sukkah when you lived on Central Park (?). My mom Rebecca sends her condolences to your family as does my Brother Kenny (Moshe) who lives in Monsey, NY now. May your mother's memory be for a Blessing.

Barry Kravitz