Beatrice Rosenberg

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Beatrice ‘Bea’ Rosenberg, 91, of West Hartford, formerly of Bloomfield and Delray Beach, Florida, died Saturday, (December 17, 2011). Bea was married for 65 years to Jerome ‘Jerry’ Rosenberg, who passed away in 2007. She was born and raised in Hartford, the daughter of William and Anna Rosenberg, and is the last survivor of their seven children. She graduated from Weaver High School and worked for many years at the former G. Fox & Company store in Hartford, receiving its award for more than 25 years of dedicated, exemplary service. She and Jerry were long time members of Beth Shalom Synagogue in Hartford which became Beth Hillel Synagogue in Bloomfield.

Bea leaves two devoted daughters, Anndee Robinson and her husband, Attorney Richard C. Robinson of West Hartford, and Debra Michaud and her husband Daniel Michaud of Rocky Hill; four grandchildren, Julie Levy and her husband, Jerrold, Amy Federman and her husband, Eric, Rachel Kolb and her husband, Kyle, and Marshall Trigg and his wife, Carrie; along with eight great-grandchildren, Arielle Levy, Talia Levy, Jacob Federman, Samuel Federman, Vincent Lena, Hanna Kolb, Alli Kolb and Emma Trigg.

Funeral services will be Monday, December 19, 2011 at 1:00 PM at the Beth Hillel Synagogue Cemetery, Wolcott Rd., East Granby. A memorial period will be observed Monday following the interment through Tuesday evening at the home of Bea’s daughter, Anndee Robinson, 62 Emily Way, West Hartford. The family wishes to thank Bea’s wonderful caregivers, Nela Remecio and Rosie Gomez and all the staff at Hoffman Summerwood Community in West Hartford where she lived happily among friends during the last four and a half years of her life. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Hebrew Health Care, 1 Abrahms Boulevard, West Hartford 06117. Arrangements are entrusted to Weinstein Mortuary, Hartford. For further information, direction, or to sign the guest book for Bea, please visit online at www.weinsteinmortuary.com.

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From: dorothy rosenberg

From avon, ct

Posted On: December 18, 2011

my sympathy to the family of Beatrice Rosenberg at this time.
Dorothy S. Rosenberg

From: Mark and Margie Schwartz

From Dallas, TX

Posted On: December 18, 2011

I remember Bea and my mother would frequently call each other on the phone and yell at each other; but they would always tell me afterwards how much they loved each other, and how close they were to each other. My wife, Margie, and my daughter, Katie, were very close to Bea and Jerry when we all lived in Florida. On a few occassions, Katie tried to teach Bea how to use her (dial-up) computer. We all occassionally met at a local deli in Delray Beach. Bea was such a positive person. She always brought out the best in people. My aunt Bea was an amazing person.

From: Shelley Schwartz

From London, UK

Posted On: December 19, 2011

I have fond memories of my aunt Bea and all our talks. She passed on to me great wisdom and we continued contact even though I had moved to London, England. I will miss her.

Her niece Shelley

From: Alan Goldberg

From Washington, DC

Posted On: December 19, 2011

I’ll always remember my Aunt Bea fondly as someone that brought family together. All of the cousins would gather at her home with Uncle Jerry. As young children we would feast and play and laugh and share.

In particular, I think back to the ever-present bowls of peanuts & raisins; an early lesson that salty & sweet together are divine. I ate them by the handful, but she never ran out. I told her years later that those little snacks were an early inspiration which led to a love of food and a future in catering. She took my hand and laughed her wonderful laugh.

Looking back, I think what was most inspirational was how she opened her home in such a wonderful way. I miss those days, and I will miss my Aunt Bea dearly.

From: Lauren Sibley Schwartz

From Southwick, MA

Posted On: December 20, 2011

An era has ended. What a wonderful generation - the one that gave us life. Bea certainly gave life! I will always smile when I think of her. I stopped in to visit on 12/7 - but she did not answer her door - probably napping - wish I had woken her. Have to treasure every moment we share with our loved ones. I am sorry for her loss. Condolences to all.

From: Alan Schwartz

From Southwick, MA

Posted On: December 21, 2011

Too many cherished memories to mention. My aunt "Beattie" remains a gift in my life. Her loss is the end of a generation and will be felt deeply.

Beatrice

Rosenberg

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