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Phyllis Anne Hirsch
With love
Posted by Susan Hirsch on April 2, 2026
Posted by Susan Hirsch on April 1, 2026
Mom,I miss you more than words or my broken heart can express 💔 l love you and hope you are enjoying the loving embrace of Dad,Uncle Paul and your parents 1u
Posted by Susan Hirsch on April 1, 2026
Phyllis was a wonderful person. She was a great conversationalist. She always listened to what the other person had to say. She and Herb schlepped to Carbondale Illinois for all three of our sons bar mitzvahs. She will really be missed.
Posted by Lenny and Robin Gross on April 1, 2026
Phyllis was smart and had a love of life. She was cheerful and energetic except for the last 6 months when she began getting ill and her hip replacement years ago. In the hospital, with her only means of communication on a notepad, she said she wanted us to tell her jokes so she could die laughing. I asked her if she meant it and she shook her head yes. With all her family around her, we told some jokes and she laughed. Friends and relatives were called on speaker phone and talked to her and we relayed her responses on the speaker. She told family history stories. She was quite lucid, then they took her off the breathing apparatus and she eventually slept. They adjusted her meds so she was breathing on her own comfortably. We made sure she was never alone and we were present when she passed peacefully, as she had wished. She was the most noble, gracious and dignified of anyone I saw in their last moments, as was her beloved husband, Herb ז״ל of blessed memory. We will all miss her.
Posted by Cindy Halpern on March 31, 2026
Thank you for being my Mom. I will miss you more than words or my heart can express
Posted by Susan Hirsch on March 31, 2026
Mom enjoying a delightful holiday brunch 


Mom,I miss you more than words or my broken heart can express 💔 l love you and hope you are enjoying the loving embrace of Dad,Uncle Paul and your parents 1u

Mom at her wedding, dancing with her little brother, paul 

Phyllis was a wonderful person. She was a great conversationalist. She always listened to what the other person had to say. She and Herb schlepped to Carbondale Illinois for all three of our sons bar mitzvahs. She will really be missed.

Phyllis and Herb at our son Michael Gross bar mitzvah in 1998. 

Phyllis was smart and had a love of life. She was cheerful and energetic except for the last 6 months when she began getting ill and her hip replacement years ago. In the hospital, with her only means of communication on a notepad, she said she wanted us to tell her jokes so she could die laughing. I asked her if she meant it and she shook her head yes. With all her family around her, we told some jokes and she laughed. Friends and relatives were called on speaker phone and talked to her and we relayed her responses on the speaker. She told family history stories. She was quite lucid, then they took her off the breathing apparatus and she eventually slept. They adjusted her meds so she was breathing on her own comfortably. We made sure she was never alone and we were present when she passed peacefully, as she had wished. She was the most noble, gracious and dignified of anyone I saw in their last moments, as was her beloved husband, Herb ז״ל of blessed memory. We will all miss her.

Shirley and Stephen Tiedeman at Wedding with Phyllis 

Thank you for being my Mom. I will miss you more than words or my heart can express

Mom at her wedding, dancing with her little brother Paul 






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