We are so sorry to have just learned of Lynda's passing.  We look back on many fond memories with your entire family in the growing up years in the Berkshires.  All of us send our good thoughts to you.  Regards.

We only just learned today of Lynda's passing. We're so sorry. We know her through a Sunday morning yoga class, have been missing her, even waiting for her return.  We will continue to miss Lynda and think of her fondly. Very sincerely, Joyce and George Becker.

Although we only had a short time as friends, Lynda and I found each other excellent companions on our trip to New Zealand and Lynda and John's brief visit to California.  We were so excited to  plan more outings with our husbands.  I grieve that the outings will not take place, but I treasure the memory of the two we did have.  I miss her very much and I hope John and her family will take comfort in remembering her sweetness and loving care.

Lynda was a beautiful vibrant woman, a loving wife, mother and grandmother.  Smart, kind, gentle, curious, charming - a treasure for anyone who knew her.  She spared no effort to make family celebrations of the holidays not only delicious but memorable.  We're heartbroken over her untimely loss.  We'll miss her always.

Ben and Annette

John and family,So sorry to hear of Lynda's death. She was a very special person. We always enjoyed being with her and hearing her interpretation of the Torah. Condolences to you all. Lillian and Roy Schlachter

I am sorry to hear about the passing of Ms. Siff.  I enjoyed the stories she told me of her travels.  Prayers to the family.

I'm so sorry to hear about Lynda's passing. Your family will be in my thoughts and prayers.

We are so sorry to learn that Lynda is gone. We offer our sincere sympathy to John and all your family at this sad time.

I'm so very sorry to hear of your loss.
My sincere sympathy to you, Tanya,the kids and the whole family.
Yes, May her memory be a blessing. 
Grace Lehrer, Cincinnati

I am truly sorry about the loss of your loved one. May the peace of God give you comfort and strengthen your family to endure this difficult time. Deepest sympathies.

Every time Lynda came to Cincinnati to visit her grandchildren and David Siff, a beacon of warmth and joy entered our Synagogue. May her memory create kindness in our lives. "The world was created for the sake of kindness". This is a spirit that drove her life.

- Matt Lee, President, Northern Hills Synagogue

I had the privilege of working with Lynda for over 12 years, after having worked with her husband John for 8 years. As a guidance counselor, Lynda was a great listener and a strong advocate for her students.  She was a great friend to me.  I will always remember dearly the two Seders my wife, daughter and I shared with Lynda, John and their family.

I remember when Lynda took a big leap of faith and moved to Cleveland leaving New England behind. My mother was so happy to have her near. My parents enjoyed showing her around.

- Laura Liebman (Daughter of Judith Liebman nee Citron)

OBITUARY

Lynda Siff

January 29, 1947 – August 8, 2016

Berkowitz-Kumin-Bookatz Memorial Chapel

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