Dear Roy, Marc, and Michael,
     I just heard about Vonnie’s passing. I’m in shock. 
     We met before your wedding so long ago. I remember when we were pregnant at the same time; Jaimee and Michael ended being in the same class at Hebrew school and sitting next to each other in high school home room. Many memories are flashing through my mind of all the times we spent together : with your group of neighbors from your first house, how much fun we had at Marc and Michael’s Bar Mitzvah celebrations with Vonnie in her gorgeous designer gown that you bought for a “steal” and the magician, robot and singing booth, going to your house right after I returned home from the hospital when Brian was born with you offering me m&m peanuts to get me there.  Another memory was using your furniture when you were in between houses. Remember when we had to be home from a Saturday outing so not to miss “Saturday Night Live”? And  hearing your funny stories about your frozen sandwich and using binoculars to look out your bedroom window. Then there was my dream about the two of you getting  together without knowing it happened. 
    You were always a fun couple to be with.  We spent so much time together in our youth that I can go on and on, all great memories. 
     I am so sad that we can no longer see Vonnie’s beautiful smile and upbeat personality. She will be missed, but we have so many lovely, happy, and fun memories to keep her close.
     Our sincere condolences. 
Love,
Ron and Donna

Deepest Respects and Warmest Regards to Vonnie’s Family and Friends.
I worked with Vonnie in the same small office, since 2015.
In that time, I came to know some of what made Vonnie, ‘Vonnie’, besides that big smile of hers!
We mostly just worked (strong work ethic and all!), but in moments, here’s some of what she shared …
From the beginning, it was clear that she was the proudest Bubbe! She beamed with pride when sharing stories of the charm and excellence of each of her and Roy’s Grandkids.
She said one of her favorite and most meaningful times in her life was being a young Mother.
She looked out for her Brother, as was possible from a distance, and was so very glad when her Sister moved to this area. She always happily announced when the two of them had plans.
She enjoyed dinners out with Roy and friends.
She had a good sense of humor! The one photo she showed from one of their vacations was her in front of Stonehenge, in a perspective that was supposed to look like she was holding it up! 
We had some good talks at work… She gave me good advice…
She told me on more than one occasion that what she really wanted in her life, besides the happy and healthy wish for all, was to feel True Peace.
Well, all the True Peace to You, my Friend, Vonnie Weiner!
You are missed!
Debra Shulmier


Our dear sweet sister, Vonnie, you will always be the sunshine of our lives.  We miss you and will love you forever and always.  Love from your brother, Perry and your sister, Sandi.

Heartfelt sympathy to Roy and family.  
She was a wonderful friend and was very supportive to me during my my darkest days.  She will be missed terribly.


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Yvonne Weiner

December 15, 1948 – October 7, 2022

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