Enid B. Golden

January 23rd, 2015

All in ISRAEL in the 90’s

~Rachel vider
~Family, Haifa, ISRAEL

January 23rd, 2015

Enid and I

~Rachel vider
~Family, Haifa, ISRAEL

January 23rd, 2015

the joy of gathering together

~Rachel vider
~Family, Hafa, ISRAEL

January 23rd, 2015

My dearest beautiful Enid

You have opened wings as a butterfly and flew to a nicer and cleaner world. You have left us alone since we will not find a replacement to you. Forgive me we did not talk about farewell because even now I still do not believe you’re gone.

I know you are calm now, who else have struggled so hard, you deserve a heroic medal. You may now rest as we all moan after you. Enid, you will always be my hero and have a room in my heart. I know you are now with the light so please wait, we will meet when I arrive.

Love you so much
Rachel

~Rachel vider
~Family, Hafa, ISRAEL

January 22nd, 2015

Enid and I were actually in the same ballet class in kindergarten, though we didn’t know it until we met in college. The group that met the first few days in one corner of a freshman dorm stayed a gang throughout all four college years and on. Enid took me home for my first “real” Seder (as a secular Jew, my family’s version wasn’t really a Seder). We shared those formative days of youth, and I will always think of her as a sister.

~Arleen Shulman
~friend, Mechanicsburg PA

January 22nd, 2015

I will always remember the thousands of hours Enid spent at the Skatium with Rebecca. Enid was one of the Skatium’s moms who loved and cared for so many children at the rink. Enid volunteered hundreds of hours to the many events at the rink. Enid made the Skatium’s family what it is today. Enid will be missed by so many parents and children.

~Kerry Murphy
~friend, skokie il