Abrams, Burton R. beloved husband of the late Virginia (nee Zissman), loving father of Richard (Julie) Abrams and Karen Fox, proud grandfather of Rodney Abrams, Brian (Patty) Abrams, Jodi (Michael) Engfer, Christopher S, (Karen) Riback, Melissa J. (Gene) Brunette, and Brandon Liss, devoted great-grandfather of Emerson, Erin, Alli, Michaela, Isabelle, Harrison, and Bradyn, dear brother of the late Herbert Abrams, the late Adele (the late Ed) Wolf, and the late Bernice (the late Fred) Zissman, cherished uncle and great-uncle of many. Graveside service Wednesday, 3:00 p.m. at Westlawn Cemetery (Section D) 7801 W. Montrose, Norridge. Contributions in his name to your favorite charity would be appreciated. Arrangements by Chicago Jewish Funerals, David Jacobson funeral director 847-229-8822, www.cjfinfo.com
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Our condolences to the Abrams Clan. Burton was a mensch. He affected the lives of all who knew him, and our family is no excption. He led a full life, and will live again each time that any of us remembers him.
Isabel and Walter Smit
June 1, 2009
Our sincerest sympathy to the Abrams family. Over the last 7 months we had the pleasure of getting to know Mr. Abrams. He was a kind, funny man who was very obviously proud of his family. Family Night will not be the same without him there. He will be missed.
Dan Pryor
May 28, 2009
I was very sad to hear that gramps had died. But he lived a great life, and his memory should be cherished. I love you Gramps.
Erin
May 26, 2009
Please accept my heartfelt condolences on the loss of your loved one. May the memories of happy times and the love of family and friends encourage you in the days ahead. May the scriptures comfort you and give you hope and strength. Please hold on to the hope that only God can give as highlighted at Matthew 6:10 and Psalm 37:11 and 29 where we are reminded that it is God's will that we live forever in the abundance of peace and exquisite delight under His Kingdom that is soon to come to this earth.
Karen
May 26, 2009
Karen: My condolences. May the good lord give you strength during this difficult time. You were blessed to have him with you for so long and have many memoiries to cherish. My love, Sheldon
Sheldon Gray
May 26, 2009
To the Abrams Family,
Our most sincere sympathies to each of you.
There is no bond as great as the one between a parent and child so rejoice to know that you will someday be together again.
Randy and Melodie Isham
May 26, 2009
Dale and I were very sad to hear of your sweet Father's passing. Please accept our sincere condolences. We both know first hand the hurt you are feeling in your heart. Hold on to all the sweet memories of your life with him and know you'll see him again in heaven. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
Tammy Rostamo
May 26, 2009
To the Abrams family, I had only known your dad for 7 months, but I was very lucky to know him during that short time he was here in Fort Worth. My thoughts and prayers go out your family...Tim Raso
May 26, 2009
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