Selma Stone Fiddleman
July 12, 2013

FIDDLEMAN, SELMA STONE: On Friday, July 12, 2013; Beloved wife of the late Max Stone and the late Meyer  Fiddleman. Beloved mother of Lawrence (Carole)  Stone of Pittsburgh and the late Sheldon (Janet) Stone, Phillip and Maura Ann Stone. Daughter of the late Harry Marshall and Tillie Brown. Mother-in-law of Ronna  (Brad) Cottom of South Carolina with whom Selma resided for the last year. Sister of the late Maizie (Late Joseph) Goltz and Freda Frank. Sister-in-law of the late Walter  Frank. Grandmother of Edyce Sagastume, Ralph (Maria) Stone, Billi (Dan) Fenell, Tracy (Tom) Brien and Troy (Michele) Cottom. Great-grandmother of Tabitha and Corey  Stone, Helena and Julio  Ochoa, Josh Melancon, Timmy Hladon, Tyllie and Alexandra Stone, Sophia Fenell and Cooper and Izabella Brien. Great Great-grandmother of Brianna and  Alexandra.  Also survived by many adoring nieces, nephews and cousins. Selma, beloved by all, was a surrogate mother and grandmother to her late son Sheldon's extended family, which included a host of his wife Janet's siblings, in-laws, nieces and nephews. She instilled in her grandchildren the importance of being kind to your fellow human being and that we grow on a kind word. Services at Ralph Schugar Chapel, Inc., 5509 Centre Avenue, Shadyside on Thursday at 2 PM. Visitation one hour prior to services (1 - 2 PM). Interment Beth Abraham Cemetery. Contributions may be made to HospiceCare Of The Piedmont, 408 West Alexander Avenue, Greenwood, SC 29646 or Riverview Towers, 52 Garetta Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15217.

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Thank you Brad & Ronna Cottom for providing us the pleasure of getting to now Selma. What a gracious, beautiful, lady!! We are in prayer for all of her family. May they all find strength in Adonai, Elohim, our Lord God.

Dear Ronna and Brad, My first thoughts are with you and how very special you are. You have lovingly provided Aunt Selma with a rich life. She was blessed to have you as her family. She always expressed her immeasurable appreciation for being able to live with you in the final years of her life. What a gift of compassion and love to be treated with so much dignity ~ thank you both! From my experience I will always cherish Aunt Selma and remember the rich life I had with her in our family. She was a generous, loving, giving woman who loved people and loved life. She was always concerned about your health and your loved ones. She enjoyed and cultivated endearing friendships. Thank you Selma Marshall Stone Fiddleman for being a rich and lasting pasrt of our lives. Rest in peace, Aunt Selma. Lovingly, Howard Eiseman

My deepest thoughts and wishes to my Grandmother memory.