Rosalyn Eisner Wein
May 12, 2024

ROSALYN EISNER WEIN: On Mother's Day, Sunday, May 12, 2024; it was fitting, as motherhood was Ros's greatest role. Beloved wife of the late Joseph Wein, of Clarion and Pittsburgh, PA. Daughter of the late Louis and Ethel Rabinovitz Eisner. Loving mother of Cheryl (David) Weisberg, Tedd (Ellen Goldhagen), and Alisa (Robbie) Oppenheim. Cherished sister of Jay Eisner and preceded in death by the late Samuel Eisner. Devoted grandmother of Ariel "Lee" (Talia) Weisberg, Elana (Kirsten) Opstad Weisberg, Robin (Chris) Shoemaker, Amy Wein, Michael and Sari Oppenheim (fiancée Jacob Horvitz); great-grandmother of Ora, Yosef, and Avi Weisberg, Sycamore Opstad Weisberg, and Sophie Shoemaker. Also survived by loving nieces, nephews, beloved cousins, and many close friends. Rosalyn lived in Clarion, PA for 32 years, where she raised her family. She loved cooking, gardening, entertaining, and traveling with her husband and family. A proud lifetime member of Hadassah, Rosalyn was an active and passionate leader and president of various civic and Jewish organizations in both Clarion and Pittsburgh, PA. Services at Ralph Schugar Chapel, Inc., 5509 Centre Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15232 on Tuesday, May 14, 2024 at 2 PM. Visitation one hour prior to services (1 PM - 2 PM). Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery. Please call Ralph Schugar Chapel for shiva details. Contributions may be made to Hadassah, HIAS, Chabad of Squirrel Hill, Jewish National Fund, or a charity of one's choice. www.schugar.com

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Sincere condolences on your loss. Our connections go back many years to picnics with the Rudels in Johnstown.

Our sympathies to the entire family at this difficult time. Sending love and support. Amy & Jeff Scott and family

Tedd and family, So sorry to hear of your loss, May her memory be for a blessing

I have a very specific memory of this wonderful woman. My husband and I had come to Cook Forest for a vacation. While unpacking, we realized that while he had his tefillin, he didn't have a siddur. He was very upset and said we needed to go back home. I was previously a student at Clarion and remembered the Wein family had a store in town. I called and they invited me to come down and choose the sefer we needed. They saved my vacation and probably my marriage for at least a little while... LOL

Sending our deepest condolences. She was a beautiful person.

My deepest sympathy to the family