Shirley married Marshall Elliott Jacobs on September 18, 1949 in Washington, D.C.
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"A Long Life Well Lived...Shirley Scher Jacobs. On Thursday, December 19, 2019, Shirley Scher Jacobs of Chevy Chase, Maryland passed away due to complications associated with a bad fall that occurred on October 28.
Shirley, a native Washingtonian, was an active supporter, volunteer, and often Board Member of several local non-profits. A partial list includes: Common Cause, Washington Hospital Center, James Renwick Alliance, N Street Village, The Kennedy Center, Special Olympics Montgomery, VisArts, The Jewish Museum, and her current favorite that was near and dear to her heart was raising funds for a unique, Pilot Housing Project in Rockville, MD that will offer Housing and Social Programs for Special Needs Adults, called Main Street Connect.
She was married for 56 years to the late Marshall E. Jacobs and is survived by her children, Larry Jacobs and Randi Jacobs; and by her two grandchildren, Skyler and Spencer.
She will be remembered as a Stylish Lady, who was a Super Mom, Fantastic Friend, Loving Grandmother, and supporter of many Good Causes and all things that were Decent and Right. " Published by The Washington Post on Dec. 21, 2019.
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"A Long Life Well Lived...Shirley Scher Jacobs. On Thursday, December 19, 2019, Shirley Scher Jacobs of Chevy Chase, Maryland passed away due to complications associated with a bad fall that occurred on October 28.
Shirley, a native Washingtonian, was an active supporter, volunteer, and often Board Member of several local non-profits. A partial list includes: Common Cause, Washington Hospital Center, James Renwick Alliance, N Street Village, The Kennedy Center, Special Olympics Montgomery, VisArts, The Jewish Museum, and her current favorite that was near and dear to her heart was raising funds for a unique, Pilot Housing Project in Rockville, MD that will offer Housing and Social Programs for Special Needs Adults, called Main Street Connect.
She was married for 56 years to the late Marshall E. Jacobs and is survived by her children, Larry Jacobs and Randi Jacobs; and by her two grandchildren, Skyler and Spencer.
She will be remembered as a Stylish Lady, who was a Super Mom, Fantastic Friend, Loving Grandmother, and supporter of many Good Causes and all things that were Decent and Right. " Published by The Washington Post on Dec. 21, 2019.
Shirley married Marshall Elliott Jacobs on September 18, 1949 in Washington, D.C.
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"A Long Life Well Lived...Shirley Scher Jacobs. On Thursday, December 19, 2019, Shirley Scher Jacobs of Chevy Chase, Maryland passed away due to complications associated with a bad fall that occurred on October 28.
Shirley, a native Washingtonian, was an active supporter, volunteer, and often Board Member of several local non-profits. A partial list includes: Common Cause, Washington Hospital Center, James Renwick Alliance, N Street Village, The Kennedy Center, Special Olympics Montgomery, VisArts, The Jewish Museum, and her current favorite that was near and dear to her heart was raising funds for a unique, Pilot Housing Project in Rockville, MD that will offer Housing and Social Programs for Special Needs Adults, called Main Street Connect.
She was married for 56 years to the late Marshall E. Jacobs and is survived by her children, Larry Jacobs and Randi Jacobs; and by her two grandchildren, Skyler and Spencer.
She will be remembered as a Stylish Lady, who was a Super Mom, Fantastic Friend, Loving Grandmother, and supporter of many Good Causes and all things that were Decent and Right. " Published by The Washington Post on Dec. 21, 2019.
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"A Long Life Well Lived...Shirley Scher Jacobs. On Thursday, December 19, 2019, Shirley Scher Jacobs of Chevy Chase, Maryland passed away due to complications associated with a bad fall that occurred on October 28.
Shirley, a native Washingtonian, was an active supporter, volunteer, and often Board Member of several local non-profits. A partial list includes: Common Cause, Washington Hospital Center, James Renwick Alliance, N Street Village, The Kennedy Center, Special Olympics Montgomery, VisArts, The Jewish Museum, and her current favorite that was near and dear to her heart was raising funds for a unique, Pilot Housing Project in Rockville, MD that will offer Housing and Social Programs for Special Needs Adults, called Main Street Connect.
She was married for 56 years to the late Marshall E. Jacobs and is survived by her children, Larry Jacobs and Randi Jacobs; and by her two grandchildren, Skyler and Spencer.
She will be remembered as a Stylish Lady, who was a Super Mom, Fantastic Friend, Loving Grandmother, and supporter of many Good Causes and all things that were Decent and Right. " Published by The Washington Post on Dec. 21, 2019.
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