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The Workmen's Circle Educational Center is now presenting a knitting and crochet class hosted by our own Stacy Spetrino. Check out our flyer for details. We hope to see you there.   (nee Matlow), age 89, passed away August 26, 2016. Beloved wife of 61 years of late Sidney, loving mother of Laura Boyes (Will) and David (Carol Seymour), devoted grandmother of Adrian Boyes. She is survived by brother George and sister-in-law Marilyn. Memorial Service October 16, 2016.
Edith was a long time Pianist for the Workmen's Circle Klezmer Orchestra where she touched the lives of so many with her musical gifts.  CHARLES EHRLICH, age 78, died June 8, 2016. Devoted father of Todd (Grace) Ehrlich of FL, Michelle (Joel) Schaffer of Eastlake and Barbara (Ken) Jones of FL; loving grandfather of Joshua Schaffer, Jennifer (Anthony) Semones, Jessica and Jacquelyn Schaffer, Tova Jones, Jorden (Scott) Gilen, Deena (Caleb) Jeppesen and Courtney (Matt) Callaway; loving great-grandfather of six; dear brother of Donald (Susan) Ehrlich of CA, Sandy (Dr. Fred) Teren and the late Larry Ehrlich. Graveside services will be held in Mt. Olive Cemetery (Jewish War Veteran Section) on Friday, June 10 at 11 AM. Family will receive friends, FOLLOWING BURIAL UNTIL 5PM, at Marlene Schaffer residence, 2506 Brainard Rd., Pepper Pike. Contributions are suggested to Bellefaire JCB (www.bellefairejcb.org)
 Anthony M. (Tony) Natale. Award-winning former Press reporter Tony Natale, 77, died August 3d in Arizona. For more than a year he valiantly fought more illnesses than anyone should have to face.
Tony won several awards during his nearly 30 years at The Press. After it folded he moved to Arizona as columnist for the Phoenix Gazette. Arizona ACLU awarded Tony Journalist of the Year in 1986. After the Gazette closed he wrote for the East Valley (Arizona) Tribune for 19 years. Tony was a Renaissance man who played guitar, sang, gardened, danced and loved opera. He is best loved for bringing people together with his kind presence. He was born in Cleveland where he met his wife of 51 years, Gail Gianasi Natale. He also is survived by two children, David (Beth Boram) and Leah Natale, three grandchildren, Emma Josephine and Milo Hinke and Jonathan Boram Collas, all of Seattle; his brother John (Mildred) of Berea and sister-in-law Arlene of Westlake. His parents, Josephine and Louis and brother Louis pre-deceased him. Memorial Gathering Saturday September 3, 2016 at Craciun Berry Funeral Home 7200 Detroit Ave. Cleveland Ohio 3-5pm. Family suggest contributions may be made to a social justice or theatre organization.  South Euclid Mayor Georgine Welo posing for a photograph with our WC crew in our Yiddishe Cleveland T-Shirts. Friends and neighbors gathered on Saturday for South Euclid's 2nd Annual ROCK THE BLOCK, a community festival on the South side of Mayfield Road between South Belvoir and South Green Road in South Euclid.
Our booth stood proudly among many others of our friends at local businesses and organizations in our community. With the help of our staff and volunteers we were able to call this event a great success. We spoke to members of our community about our history, our programming and our upcoming events and were pleased at the interest we were able to generate. We would like to thank the city of South Euclid for allowing us a booth and our amazing staff and volunteers who made it such a great day. We look forward to even more success next year.  On the first of this month, Lori Cahan-Simon held the first ever Paint 'N' Shmooze party at the Workmen's Circle Educational Center in Cleveland Heights. The event was a huge success. Everyone had a great time and each left with a beautiful piece of art that they, themselves, created.
These fun and inspiring events are now happening monthly, so don't miss the next one on Wednesday, July 6th. Click HERE to learn more about the next event.  SHIRLEY LOUISE GOODMAN (nee Rosenblatt), 87, beloved wife of Henry, loving mother of Toni, John (Stephanie), Kevin (Tracy) and Kim. Devoted grandmother of Brendan (deceased), Brittany, Alex, Cara, Jared, Samantha, Joshua, Daniel, Delaney, Brenna, Donovan, Brock and Danica: Much loved aunt and cousin and friend to many. Shirley's passions in life, besides her family and friends, were nursing (she had a pediatric nursing career that spanned 3 decades) and animals (she was never without a furry friend). Graveside service Thursday, June 30th at 11:00 AM at Hillcrest Cemetery, 26700 Aurora Road, Bedford Heights 44146. Family will receive friends Thursday, following the service until 5:00 PM and from 7:00-9:00 PM, then on Friday, July 1st from 2:00-4:00 PM and 7:00-9:00 PM at John and Stephanie Goodman residence, 17544 Lakesedge Trail, Chagrin Falls 44023. Contributions suggested to the Geauga Humane Society Rescue Village, P.O. Box 116, Novelty, OH 44072 (geaugahumane.org).
 It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of Betty Lou Styar. A frequenter of Workmen’s Circle events and mother of Financial Chairperson, Cathy Silver, Betty was always a treat to be around with a smile that lit up every room she walked in. She leaves behind her loving daughter Cathy and grandson, Ryan
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