Aurelia Kramer
October 20, 2018

KRAMER, AURELIA: On October 20, 2018. Beloved mother of Adriana (Josef) Zeevi and Yohanan (Nadia) Vaida; adored grandmother of Orit (Mike) Zeevi-Bell, Daniel Zeevi, Yael (Roee) Vaida, and Tali (Tomer) Zussman; loved great grand-mother of Sofia, Dylan, Ori, Roni, Ariel and Daniella. Aurelia was a talented chef who truly brought passion to cooking, she enjoyed gardening and making everything around her beautiful. She joyfully entertained family and friends. She will be remembered as the most elegant woman. Services at RALPH SCHUGAR CHAPEL, INC., 5509 Centre Avenue, Shadyside on Monday at 11 AM. Visitation one hour prior to services, (10 - 11 AM). Interment Homewood Cemetery. www.schugar.com

Condolences

Aurelia was a fantastic person and personality, one that will be remembered by generations and generations, family and friends alike. She always had the kind word, the vibrant life spirit, and an intrinsic elegance that commended respect. To say that she mastered European and International cuisine is an understatement. My children knew Aurelia as Nana. Goodbye, dear friend, we will always remember you...

Aurelia was a fantastic person and personality, one that will be remembered by generations and generations, family and friends alike. She always had the kind word, the vibrant life spirit, and an intrinsic elegance that commended respect. To say that she mastered European and International cuisine is an understatement. My children knew Aurelia as Nana. Goodbye, dear friend, we will always remember you...

We loved loved her!! She was a great wonderful woman. A pleasure to talk and learn from her! She was full of love for everybody and kind and hospitality!! She make me happy every time she see me!! I’m so glad I run last time in the hospital and see her!!! My heart prayers and thoughts are with all of the Zeevis, She is an angel now watching and protect you!!!

Beth and I send our sincere condolences to the Zeevi family. Aurelia was a wonderful woman - so kind, so thoughtful and loving. She lived and loved to make people happy. I never left your home hungry - she kept me fed when I was a poor resident. I’m so glad I got to see her during my last trip to Pittsburgh. I won’t be able to attend the service, having a commitment that I cannot get out of, but know that our hearts and thoughts are with all of the Zeevis, whom I love like my own family. I write this with tears. Ha’makom yenahem etkhem betokh she’ar avelei Tziyonvi’Yerushalayim.