Harriet Kolomeir Obituary

Dear Uncle Mort, Saul and Joey, I am saddened by Auntie Harriet's death. I did not expect that, and my heart goes out to you all. My childhood remembrances of Auntie Harriet are these: warm, smart, a good listener, artistic, a connnoseur of the good and special things in life. Even though we were not close, I always smiled when I saw her across the shul at Yontov, always regal, beautiful, and so accomplished. She will be missed. Please accept my family's condolences, Maureen, Sheva, Alia and Jared.

Dear Saul, Enid, Zach and family
Now, the dust has settled and everyone is returning to their daily lives, is the difficult time. Life has changed but your mom's/grandmother's spirit and wisdom remain forever.
Please accept our deepest condolences. Our thoughts are with you.

Dear Morton and Family,

My heart goes out to you and your beloved family. My deepest sympathy and condolences to you and the entire family.

Dear Morty, Saul, and Joey,

It is with deep sorrow that I send this note. Harriet has and always will stay in a sweet spot in my heart. I will continue to cherish many of the times we spent together, especially our long walks at Mt. Royal and around Lac des Sables. Thinking of you at this difficult time.

G-d Bless

Karen

Dear Mort, Saul and Joey,

We were deeply saddened to hear that Harriet passed away. Harriet was a kind and generous mother and friend to all who knew her. She always welcomed us with such open arms and joyfulness. We'll forever miss her. Love Aubie and Ellen.

Kolomeir and Cohen families
Please accept my deepest sympathies on the sad death of Harriet.whenever we met at concerts, she was always such a warm and friendly person.I am thinking of you at this sad time
Rhoda Gordon

Dear Morty and Family,
We are so saddened and sorry for your loss. Harriet was a terrific lady, and we have fond memories of you both from our times with Farla and Morty and from our time on the mission to Israel not so long ago.

Cousin Harriet made us feel like such a part of the family when we visited Montreal several years ago. What a lovely, kind, vital woman! I always wanted to see her again. She will be missed. Our thoughts are with you.

My deepest sympathy to all of you.
I have such nice childhood memories of seeing Harriet et al at the hotel in Ste. Agathe.
Thinking of you during this difficult time.

Dear Mort...I am saddened and shocked to learn about Harriet's untimely passing. May you find some measure of comfort from blessed memories My heartfelt sympathy on your loss.

We are so sorry to hear of Harriet's passing. She was a real "bubble", full of life and fun, every time we had the chance to meet up with her and Morty. Although we have not had the chance to see her in the last few years, we always remember her fondly. Our condolences to the entire family.

Fred & Linda and family.

To The Kolomier Family: Please accept my very deepest sympathy on the loss of your dear wife, mother and grandmother. Although you do not know me I want you to know I feel your loss and my heart goes out to you. Harriet and I were classmates from grades 1 - 11. We were always friends and were always delighted to meet, stop and chat. Our last meeting was just over 7 years ago when we happened to see each other in Snowdon. My late husband was very ill at the time and dear Harriet spent a very long time chating and helped me tremendously wih her kind words. When the time came she visited us at the Shiva. She was a genuinely caring person and her visit was truly consoling. I will always remember her with her beautiful smiling dimpled face as a true, sincere friend. May you all be Blessed with courage at this difficult time - Good Health and Long Life. Sincerely, Elaine Budning

Our deepest sympathies.
Henry & Natalie Avrith

Dear Mr. Kolomeir, Joseph, Monica and family. I was sad to read of Harriet's passing. It has been four years since we sold La Transition but the memories are still alive. Harriet was truly devoted to her family and she really enjoyed giving special thoughtful gifts all during the year. Whether it was a special dinner reservation at table "30" with the requisite 'mud fight' for dessert or just a whole bunch of whole wheat pasta to cook at home. I am sure you have many many more of your own and I wish for you to be able to focus on these to help you move forward in your grief.
All the best,

Dear Morton....I am shocked and saddened to learn about Harriet's untimely passing... My heartfelt sympathy and thoughts at this sad time. May you find some measure of comfort from blessed memories....

To My Dear Old Friend,
We shared lots of good times in St.Agathe when we were young and at Bar Mitzvahs, weddings and many other family gatherings.
I will always cherish these memories.
To Mort, Saul,Joey and your families, I wish you peace and long life.

Dear Kolomeir family,

We were very sad to hear about your loss. Please know that we are thinking about you from the west coast.

Our deepest condolences on the loss of such a beautiful lady.

Lilly and Isaac Katofsky

Harriet was our first cousin. We would visit by phone and sometimes in person in Montreal or Orlando. Whenever we visited in Montreal Harriet and Morty would treat us like royalty. Harriet once came to the airport to see us when we were just changing planes in Montreal. She was intelligant, full of life, and cared deeply about family. In personality and ability she was very much like her grandmother Tybol Cohen who came from Kiev, Russia to Montreal in 1899 and after the death of her husband, as an immigrant raised a large family and sent her children to college. We loved and will miss Harriett dearly.

We are very sad to hear of Harriets passing.We had some good times together.

please accept our deepest sympathy

dear saul,enid,morty and familly,so sorry to hear about harriet.what a great lady.
deepest sympathies,randi,donald.