Isadore Weinstein

I have an ever lasting memory I will keep forever. When I first moved in Trudy knocked on my door and introduced herself to me. She saw my boxes which I had to unpack from the movers and she said: "You will never get all that in this apt". I said watch. To make a long story short Trudy came back and couldn't believe that did it but she happen to notice that I loved clowns and said come into my apt, I have something for you. With that being said I went in and she gave me an oil painting of a clown which i immediately had framed and put on my wall in the dining area which is still there today. That will be my memory of both Trudy and Izzy. Kind and very loving people.

I have two more great memories I would like to share. Years ago when Trudy and Izzy would go out to do their errands, Izzy would get a stool for Trudy to stand on getting into the car, then Izzy would put the stool in the car and continue to get in the car. That was so cute watching. Same when they came home, Izzy took the stool out for Trudy to step on and get out, then put the stool back in the car.

Izzy and Trudy were two very special people to us. My husband and I were always checking up on Izzy after Trudy passed away. As a matter of fact he called me from the rehab and I saw him when he came home. He had a problem with the bathroom door and I was able to get someone there to help him. Izzy will be dearly missed. Janet and Marvin Ritter, the former President of Wolverton Association for the past 10 years.