In Loving Memory of

Lidia Gitelman

April 5th, 2024

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Obituary

Lidia Gitelman, nee Shiller, age 85, beloved wife of the late Vladimir Gitelman; loving mother of Olga (Meir Roitburd) Krapivkina and Irina Gitelman; adored grandmother of Lidiya and Aleksandr; devoted daughter of the late Moishe and the late Irina Shiller. Service Monday, 1:30 p.m. CT at The Chapel, 195 N. Buffalo Grove Road, Buffalo Grove (1 Blk N. of Lake Cook Rd.). Interment Willow Lawn Cemetery, Vernon Hills. Info: The Goldman Funeral Group (847) 478-1600.

Arrangements by Goldman Funeral Group. www.goldmanfuneralgroup.com

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Memorial Events

Service

Date & Time Monday 04/08/2024 at 01:30 PM

Address Buffalo Grove Chapel - Under the Direction of The Goldman Funeral Group

195 N. Buffalo Grove Road
BUFFALO GROVE, IL 60089

Phone (847) 478-1600

OfficiatorRabbi Michael Tillman

Interment

Address Willow Lawn Cemetery
24090 U.S. 45
vernon hills, IL 60061

Reception

Address XO Restaurant
1057 E. Lake Cook Road
WHEELING, IL 60090

Phone (847) 229-1010

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Monday from the cemetery (approximately 4:15 p.m.)

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