Anne Stein

So sorry to hear about the passing of Anne Stein. She was a good friend of my mother Rose Markovits and my aunt Ruth Klein Greenberg. I know that your parents loved to spend time with their friends and they were very loyal and true friends.May her memory be blessed.

Dear Steve and Family: It was a pleasure to sit across from your mom each Pesach. We would always have such wonderful discussions about Yiddishkeit and world issues. She was a joy to listen to her discuss the recent political and daily news with such awareness. She was a feisty lady and will be missed.

Dear family, Anne Stein was the very delightful neighbour living next to my children and grandchildren Ruby and Harvey on Westoverhill. I enjoyed listening to her stories of old time Toronto when I came in from Montreal. She was a very spry, alert and fiesty spirit within whom the flame of kindness and love of the Jewish people burned brightly. May her shining spirit be a source of comfort at this time.She was so proud of you all.

I hope I am sending this for the right Anne Stein. I think Anne was a dear friend of my Aunty Anne Organ. My aunt worked as a hairdresser for her until they moved to Los Angeles years ago. They retained their friendship over the years and my aunt always visited her dear friend Anne. We were often the drivers so we would go tool My deepest condolences to the family. Does my Aunt's family in LA know of her passing

Dear Steven and family. On behalf of myself, my sister Gayle, our families, and my mother Helen, I want to express our sincerest condolences on the loss of your mother. I can remember the wonderful times we spent with your mother and father in Shul, in Florida and at their house for lunch. So many stories, so many wonderful memories, such a wonderful lady. May her memory be a blessing, and may you be comforted among the mourners of Zion and Yerushalayim.

My deepest condolences to the Stein family. Auntie Anne was a wonderful, classy, elegant lady. She was a pleasure to be around and never stood on ceremony. She will be terribly missed but we are blessed with wonderful memories.

Dear Steven, I’m sorry to read of the passing of your Mother. May your memories of her in happy times help to sustain you through this difficult time

Wishing Steven and Rodeen Stein and the entire family, our deepest condolences on your loss. May Hashem grant you comfort. With love, Cantor Simon and Aliza Spiro

Dear Stein Family, Our sincerest sympathies to you on your great loss of a mother, grandmother and great grandmother A wonderful lady and a life well lived! Please know you are in our thoughts. Fondly, Nancy and Howard

Anne and Morris were like a second family who were always warm, gracious and full of laughter. We will miss our annual lunches at Yitze's and stories of the old days with my grandparents Sonia and Harry Greenberg. They will both be remembered as inspirational people in our lives. Our hearts go out to the Stein families during this time of mourning for your beautiful Bubbie. Sending our condolences and respect, Kathee Everett and Naomi (Greenberg), Gareth, Ethan & Asher Peek

Dear Stein Family - although its been many years since I have seen Anne I will always have fond memories of her and Morris visiting with my deceased inlaws Sonia and Harry Greenberg. Loved listening to their stories. They were long time friends. May you find strength in your memories and comfort from your family and friends at this most difficult time. Cheryl Greenberg

Beautiful. Intelligent. A fashionista. Anne Stein lived a good and productive life which, until this last while, she took much pleasure in. She loved her family very much and took such pride in everyone’s achievements. She was so proud of her beloved sons Howie and Steve and her accomplished daughters-in-law Sunni and Rodeen. Anne would proudly share stories of her grandchildren Jaime, Jordan, Alana, and Lauren to anyone who would listen. In her books, they were the best grandchildren in the world! That pride multiplied with the arrival of her first great grandchild, Benj, and the subsequent additions of Max, Ruby, Theo, Aria, Micah and Gemma. If you knew Anne, you understood that she was a special person who had no time for pretensions or status. Anne will be warmly remembered with great admiration and respect. She was a firecracker with immense conviction and passion. She valued genuine relationships, which was why her kitchen table was a place where memories were created and shared. She often received visitors who dropped by for a nosh and a kibbitz well into here ‘90s. Anne lived a fulfilling life for more than 100 years. This, in itself, is an achievement, which is why we shouldn’t dwell on the sadness of the end to her life. Instead, we should celebrate an incredible matriarch who built a loving family and will be remembered fondly by so many people. May her memory be a blessing. With love from Sunni, Jaime, Jordan, Jess and Melina, Benj, Max, Ruby, Theo, Aria

Dear Steve and Rodeen and Family: I can't remember a time when Bubbie Anne wasn't a part of our family. I ate dinner at her house more times than I can count. I always looked forward to whatever she would make for family simchas. Everything was delicious. She was a very special person. I never heard her say a bad or unkind word about anyone. ( Maybe except for the Nazis and certain politicians). Whenever I would see her she was always interested in how I was doing and if I wanted a little nosh. I am grateful that I had a chance to speak to her when I was in Toronto. Know that I loved her like she was my own. And Lauren's speech was exceptional. Condolences

My most sincere condolences to the family. Anne was most possibly the last remaining of my late parents close friends. I have many fond memories of Anne & Morris from my very early childhood years. Anne was a classy lady who had great charm and always wore a smile. May her memory be a blessing.

We were saddened to hear the news of Anne's passing, but at the ripe old age of 100, we celebrate a life well lived. We became friendly with Anne, when our cousin, Anne Organ came to Toronto, to visit relatives. She stayed with her good friend Anne Stein. We often took our cousin out for dinner when she was in town, and got to spend some quality time with Anne Stein. She wanted to feed us. We will always remember her kind heart and warm smile.

Dear Steve, Rodeen and family. I am sorry to hear of your loss. Anne was a lovely and gracious lady. She always generated a warmth and kindness to those around her. She added so much to your cottage household where I frequently saw her over the years. May the memories of her provide your family with comfort. You were so fortunate to have her in your lives for so many years.

Dear Steve and Family, Our sincerest sympathy on the loss of your beloved mother. May your wonderful memories bring you comfort at this sad time.

Dear Steve, Rodeen and family We send our sincere condolences to you and your whole family. We were so sad to hear the news. Our thoughts are with you, Debbie and Jack

I have known Auntie Anne for many years. Although we were not related by blood I loved her very much and I know she loved me. She was the mother I could share all my secrets with and she didn’t tell anyone. I saw her a few years ago at a family wedding which I was honoured to attend. I saw my Auntie Anne and she remembered me! Rest In Peace.

Dear Steve and Rodeen and Family. We are saddened to hear that your mother has passed away. Although we have not had the privilege of knowing her personally, we are sure that the warmth, inclusivity and deep respect that we witnessed in your family is a big part of her legacy to all of you. We are unable to Be with you at shiva but send warm hugs to all the family. Bernie and Karen Katchen

My mother-in-law, Penny Pellow, was a good friend of Anne Stein's for many years. The ladies would get together for lunches and play mahjong. Please accept my sincere condolences on your loss, and may your many wonderful memories bring you comfort. Sharon Pellow

Our condolences to the family. My sister Joyce and my brother Mark and I heard great stories about how Anne and Morris took in our parents, Jack and Lilian Druiven and our aunt and uncle, Ann and Chris Druiven when they first immigrated to Canada in the 50s. I met you only once myself and was welcomed into your home with affection. Thank you for all you did for our parents Anne.

Steve and Rodeen, Doug and I are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts are with you. May her memory be a blessing.