Words alone cannot express how sad I am that we've lost my favorite Uncle.  He and Aunt Joan took my sister, Gayle, & I into their home when our mom was admitted to Carrier Clinic. We were quite young, yet the time I spent living with the Rosenbergs is one of my earliest and most cherished memories.  We were thrilled to be in their home surrounded by lots of love, joy, and music.  In addition to our stay, I fondly remember splashing around in the pool, walking very carefully across the street to Temple for services, learning to play Heart and Soul and Chopsticks on their baby grand, ice pops to soothe a sore throat and so many more happy times on Elwood Road.  
Respect and gratitude are not strong enough words to express my appreciation for the love, support and happiness Uncle Jerry brought to a little girl who was welcomed into his home with open arms.  I will not forget the many holidays spent at their table which was always filled with lots of love, laughter and every verse of Chad Gad Yah after Seders.  I have so many wonderful stories to share of the many joyful memories made at 333 Elwood Road with Uncle Jerry.  I will miss my multifaceted and incredibly talented Uncle Jerry.  I hope he and my dad see each other again in the afterlife, whatever and wherever that may be.

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Gerald Rosenberg

November 11, 1936 – September 27, 2024

I. J. Morris

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