1917
Marian
2015
Marian Nataupsky
May 20, 1917 — April 15, 2015
Biography
WORCESTER – Marian Nataupsky, 97, passed away on Wednesday, April 15th in Tenafly, NJ surrounded by her loving family.
She leaves her two children, Elaine, wife of Edward Williams of Worcester, and her son Mark Nataupsky and his wife, Marilyn of Newport News, VA; her grandchildren, Jodi, wife of Dr. Scott Bienenfeld and their children Gus and Gemma, and Gary Williams; her great-grandchildren, Debbie, wife of Adam Cohen and their children Abby and Nate, Glenda, wife of Eddie Rozman and their children Gilad, Kessem, and Erz.
“Nana” as she was lovingly called by her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, loved to spend time with all of them. When visiting with her , the children all loved to entertain her with musical instruments, singing, and dancing. They are all sad beyond imagination and will miss their wonderful conversations and time spent together.
She was predeceased by her beloved husband, George Nataupsky, her parents, Esther and Harry Sandler, her brother Frank Sandler, her sister Sara Scott, and by her son Alan Nataupsky.
Marian graduated Revere High School and was a member of the National Honor Society. She worked in an office until she married George, the love of her life. They first lived in Chelsea, but in the early 1950’s they moved to Swampscott, where she became very active in numerous organizations. She chaired various committees of Temple Israel’s Sisterhood, as well as being a life member of Hadassah.
In 1964 the Nataupsky’s moved to Worcester and immediately became members of Beth Israel Synagogue. Marian became active in the Synagogue Sisterhood and she became a life member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Jewish Healthcare Center.
Marian was the last of the great balaboostas. She loved cooking, baking, and entertaining. She would open her house to her entire family for the holidays and on Passover every family went home with a sponge cake. She loved to travel with the Worcester Jewish Community Center and with the Williams family. She enjoyed playing Canasta and Mah Jong with her friends, but her most treasured thing in life was her family.
GRAVESIDE FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT THE BETH ISRAEL CEMETERY, ON FULLER STREET IN EVERETT AT 2:00PM ON FRIDAY, APRIL 17TH UNDER THE DIRECTION OF RICHARD PERLMAN OF MILES FUNERAL HOME OF HOLDEN. Immediately following the interment, memorial observance will be held from 3:30PM to 6:00PM at the Beth Israel Synagogue at 15 Jamesbury Drive in Worcester. In lieu of flowers, Memorial contributions may be made to the Zimrat Gershon Fund, at Beth Israel Synagogue, 15 Jamesbury Drive, Worcester, MA 01609.
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WORCESTER – Marian Nataupsky, 97, passed away on Wednesday, April 15th in Tenafly, NJ surrounded by her loving family.
She leaves her two children, Elaine, wife of Edward Williams of Worcester, and her son Mark Nataupsky and his wife, Marilyn of Newport News, VA; her grandchildren, Jodi, wife of Dr. Scott Bienenfeld and their children Gus and Gemma, and Gary Williams; her great-grandchildren, Debbie, wife of Adam Cohen and their children Abby and Nate, Glenda, wife of Eddie Rozman and their children Gilad, Kessem, and Erz.
“Nana” as she was lovingly called by her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, loved to spend time with all of them. When visiting with her , the children all loved to entertain her with musical instruments, singing, and dancing. They are all sad beyond imagination and will miss their wonderful conversations and time spent together.
She was predeceased by her beloved husband, George Nataupsky, her parents, Esther and Harry Sandler, her brother Frank Sandler, her sister Sara Scott, and by her son Alan Nataupsky.
Marian graduated Revere High School and was a member of the National Honor Society. She worked in an office until she married George, the love of her life. They first lived in Chelsea, but in the early 1950’s they moved to Swampscott, where she became very active in numerous organizations. She chaired various committees of Temple Israel’s Sisterhood, as well as being a life member of Hadassah.
In 1964 the Nataupsky’s moved to Worcester and immediately became members of Beth Israel Synagogue. Marian became active in the Synagogue Sisterhood and she became a life member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Jewish Healthcare Center.
Marian was the last of the great balaboostas. She loved cooking, baking, and entertaining. She would open her house to her entire family for the holidays and on Passover every family went home with a sponge cake. She loved to travel with the Worcester Jewish Community Center and with the Williams family. She enjoyed playing Canasta and Mah Jong with her friends, but her most treasured thing in life was her family.
GRAVESIDE FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT THE BETH ISRAEL CEMETERY, ON FULLER STREET IN EVERETT AT 2:00PM ON FRIDAY, APRIL 17TH UNDER THE DIRECTION OF RICHARD PERLMAN OF MILES FUNERAL HOME OF HOLDEN. Immediately following the interment, memorial observance will be held from 3:30PM to 6:00PM at the Beth Israel Synagogue at 15 Jamesbury Drive in Worcester. In lieu of flowers, Memorial contributions may be made to the Zimrat Gershon Fund, at Beth Israel Synagogue, 15 Jamesbury Drive, Worcester, MA 01609.
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