Yetta Shuster

Aunty Yetta was such a wonderful person. She was always so kind and welcoming. We will miss her. May her memory always be for a blessing! Sherri and Kevin

Auntie Yetta was a warm, loving person. She will be in my heart always. My sincerest condolences. She will be truly missed.

The world will miss you Auntie Yetta. I know life will not be the same with out you

We are shocked and sadden to hear of Yetta's passing, and send our deepest condolences. We will always have warm & fond memories of Yetta. May the good memories ease your pain.

To Fred and Marilyn , and all the Shuster family we send our sympathies and our love. Having had the privilege of meeting Yetta on many occasions we know just how much she meant to all of you and how special and inspirational she was.

Dear Fred and Marilyn. We are very sorry to hear about the passing of your beloved mother Yetta. May the wonderful memories you have of her and a life well lived, help sustain you at this difficult time.

On behalf of my parents, Fanny (Nash) & Joe Urovitz, we send our sincere condolences to the Shuster/Lash & Wisleskey families. Fanny & Yetta grew up together at their family cottages in Oshawa during the 1940's & 50's. From all the stories told and re-told, those were good times shared in a unique Jewish Co-Op. May the family also share fond memories with little sorrow.

Yetta was our friend! We knew each other for four years. She always had a smile for me. She was a good person, a pleasure to have as a friend. She was my inspiration for living into old age without complaining and with thankfulness. Stan and I will miss her❤️

Auntie Yetta always made us feel loved and cared for. It was always a pleasure to talk to her. She was sharp-witted, and had a great sense of humour. We will miss her dearly. Our condolences and sympathies to the rest of the family.

We are so saddened to hear of Cousin Yetta's passing. Her strength, spirit and ability to stay connected with our New York family was always appreciated by all of us. My mother adored her and the two shared a special long distance relationship. Yetta held onto our family ties even after mom passed, always checking in to see how we were doing. A class act all the way, we will cherish the fond memories we have with her and your family. Sending our deepest condolences to all the Shuster's as well as the extended Lash and Wislesky families. With love, Zari, Ira, Sydney, Alana and Evan Ginsburg

Fred I don't know if you remember me , when we were growing up in our early years. I lived on Brookdale and you and your family on Fairlawn. Our parents were good friends, as members of the Farband and we used to go to services for the Holidays together for many years. Your mother was a wonderful , warm and giving lady , who always treated myself and my parents like family. If I am correct you had a brother also, whose name was Shelley. Your mom must have been in her late 90's and I hope she lived out the balance of her life in peace, with many wonderful memories. I now live in Montreal and saw the announcement in the National Post and had to send you my thoughts . I am sorry for your loss and hope the memories you have growing up with your Mom will sustain you for years to come.