Our mother, Myra Lincow, was born on August 1, 1943 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to Samuel and Beatrice Lincow. On July 18, 2006 she passed away after fighting a battle with cancer.
She is survived by her "four beautiful girls": Pamela (Charles Kahl), Rebecca, Melissa, and Deborah; sisters, Nan and Ellen; nephews, Adam, Michael, and David; niece, Libby; and granddaughter, Naomi Anne.
Our mom grew up with a penchant for the arts. Dancing, she always said, was "in her blood" and she danced all of her life including time with the New York City Ballet. She greatly enjoyed the piano, which she taught for many years. We loved hearing her play her signature "Fur Elise." She also loved writing, a great passion and gift of hers present always.
We want to express our deep appreciation for all that she's done and most importantly how much we adore her! We Love you Mom!
She is survived by her "four beautiful girls": Pamela (Charles Kahl), Rebecca, Melissa, and Deborah; sisters, Nan and Ellen; nephews, Adam, Michael, and David; niece, Libby; and granddaughter, Naomi Anne.
Our mom grew up with a penchant for the arts. Dancing, she always said, was "in her blood" and she danced all of her life including time with the New York City Ballet. She greatly enjoyed the piano, which she taught for many years. We loved hearing her play her signature "Fur Elise." She also loved writing, a great passion and gift of hers present always.
We want to express our deep appreciation for all that she's done and most importantly how much we adore her! We Love you Mom!
Our mother, Myra Lincow, was born on August 1, 1943 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to Samuel and Beatrice Lincow. On July 18, 2006 she passed away after fighting a battle with cancer.
She is survived by her "four beautiful girls": Pamela (Charles Kahl), Rebecca, Melissa, and Deborah; sisters, Nan and Ellen; nephews, Adam, Michael, and David; niece, Libby; and granddaughter, Naomi Anne.
Our mom grew up with a penchant for the arts. Dancing, she always said, was "in her blood" and she danced all of her life including time with the New York City Ballet. She greatly enjoyed the piano, which she taught for many years. We loved hearing her play her signature "Fur Elise." She also loved writing, a great passion and gift of hers present always.
We want to express our deep appreciation for all that she's done and most importantly how much we adore her! We Love you Mom!
She is survived by her "four beautiful girls": Pamela (Charles Kahl), Rebecca, Melissa, and Deborah; sisters, Nan and Ellen; nephews, Adam, Michael, and David; niece, Libby; and granddaughter, Naomi Anne.
Our mom grew up with a penchant for the arts. Dancing, she always said, was "in her blood" and she danced all of her life including time with the New York City Ballet. She greatly enjoyed the piano, which she taught for many years. We loved hearing her play her signature "Fur Elise." She also loved writing, a great passion and gift of hers present always.
We want to express our deep appreciation for all that she's done and most importantly how much we adore her! We Love you Mom!
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