Rhona Gruber

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Obituary

Rhona Gruber, 98, née Miller, beloved wife of the late Victor Gruber, happily married for 54 years; loving mother of Dr. Scott (Andrea) Gruber and Dr. Gary (Edi) Gruber; cherished grandmother of Marisa (Eitan) Urkowitz, Shoshana (David) Shapiro, Marc, Joshua and Adam Gruber; adored great-grandmother of Dalia, Rafi and Lily Urkowitz and Ruthie and Archie Shapiro; preceded in death by her dear sister Roslyn Miller; Rhona was a dedicated teacher and educator, also a treasured aunt, cousin and friend to many. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to a charity of your choice. Services are private.

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Private Graveside Service

Date & Time Monday 06/23/2025

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