Adele Turetzky, 77, of Hyannis MA, died on Aug. 10, 1998, at Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis. The daughter of William and Sadye Turetzky, she was born and raised in Dorchester MA and graduated from Dorchester High School in 1938.
Miss Turetzky worked as an executive secretary in the medical field during her career. She worked for many years for the Veterans Administration in Boston and later with Emergency Medical Services in Hyannis.
She was a member of the Falmouth Jewish Congregation and an avid animal lover who loved her cat.
She is survived by her sister Sylvia A. Turetzky of Hyannis.
(obituary from the GenLookups website)
Miss Turetzky worked as an executive secretary in the medical field during her career. She worked for many years for the Veterans Administration in Boston and later with Emergency Medical Services in Hyannis.
She was a member of the Falmouth Jewish Congregation and an avid animal lover who loved her cat.
She is survived by her sister Sylvia A. Turetzky of Hyannis.
(obituary from the GenLookups website)
Adele Turetzky, 77, of Hyannis MA, died on Aug. 10, 1998, at Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis. The daughter of William and Sadye Turetzky, she was born and raised in Dorchester MA and graduated from Dorchester High School in 1938.
Miss Turetzky worked as an executive secretary in the medical field during her career. She worked for many years for the Veterans Administration in Boston and later with Emergency Medical Services in Hyannis.
She was a member of the Falmouth Jewish Congregation and an avid animal lover who loved her cat.
She is survived by her sister Sylvia A. Turetzky of Hyannis.
(obituary from the GenLookups website)
Miss Turetzky worked as an executive secretary in the medical field during her career. She worked for many years for the Veterans Administration in Boston and later with Emergency Medical Services in Hyannis.
She was a member of the Falmouth Jewish Congregation and an avid animal lover who loved her cat.
She is survived by her sister Sylvia A. Turetzky of Hyannis.
(obituary from the GenLookups website)
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