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Leah Lillian Cohen

Leah Cohen Obituary

Cohen, Leah Lillian (nee Kunis), age 87, of Deerfield, IL, and Hallandale, FL, beloved wife of the late Abraham, loving mother of Harvey (Ellen) and Norman (Jan) Cohen, proud grandmother of Marjorie, Melissa, Rebecca and Julie Cohen and step-grandmother of Cheryl (Tim) Julcher and Adam Fox, dear sister of Arthur (Beila) Kunis and the late Esther (the late Harry) Seeder. Graveside service Thursday, 11 a.m., at Jewish Waldheim Cemetery (gate 34), 1400 S. Des Plaines, Forest Park. Memorials in her memory may be made to Jewish United Fund, 30 S. Well St., Chicago, IL, 60606. Arrangements by: Goldman Funeral Group, 847-229-8822

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Published by Chicago Sun-Times on Mar. 26, 2008.

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Norman

March 22, 2009

Hard to believe that is going on one year. Much has happened since you left, pretty much all for the good, and would make you happy. I miss you every day.

Norman

April 21, 2008

Happy Passover Mom! I certainly missed your rousing refrains of 'daienu,' but felt and knew you were next to me throughout the entire Seder. Keep working on our behalf up above!

Julie

April 20, 2008

Happy Passover, grandma. I miss you so. I remember that although I miss you as my grandmother and friend, I am so lucky that now you are my angel.

Julia

J Cohen

April 16, 2008

It is in the moments when I feel you in me that I am happiest. I'm trying to hear your voice; I am trying to be guided. I miss you terribly.

Jan Cohen

April 8, 2008

My morning routine is not the same. I miss sharing a cup of coffee with you in the morning via the phone. I remember all the words of wisdom you imparted and they continue to guide my life. Miss you Jan Cohen

Julie Cohen

April 8, 2008

I love and miss you so much. I will continue to make you proud, to honor you and make you smile.

Norman Cohen

April 7, 2008

You are greatly missed. Work your magic for us now that you are a conduit to the good Lord above. I think of you, and ask for your help every day.

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