Marjorie Tepperman

September 18th, 2025

Margie was a classy lady. She was warm and kind and full of joie de vivre. She was lovely and kind. May her memory be for a blessing to her entire family

~Judy Teibloom-Mishkin
~Friend, EVANSTON

September 12th, 2025

Aunt Marge was dearly loved by all so fortunate, as I was, to know her. She was truly the life and joy of every party and, had the most melodious voice and most delightful laughter ever. Her genuine love, remarkable legacy and beautiful memory shall always be a blessing.

~Jerry’s Younger Daughter
~Niece,

September 9th, 2025

Margie, OPEN ARMS, raucous laugh, biggest smile, best company. So lucky to have her in my life

~sheila katz
~sister, cousin, friend and much more, Toronto

September 8th, 2025

Her AMAZING energy, love, laughter, accent, voice, and BIG heart – I will carry it with me always… a true friend!
xx

Rebecca Kraff Fishman

~Rebecca Fishman
~Family Friend, Highland Park, Il

September 8th, 2025

Sending peace and comfort in this time of reflecting on you loved ones life🕊️🕊️🕊️

~Karen
~, Mt. Prospect,IL

September 7th, 2025

Marge was like a second mother to me after the passing of my dear mother, Elaine. Her warm smile, infectious laughter, and singing will always be in my heart. Marge’s stories of the old neighborhood were a source of joy and comfort. She will be deeply missed, and her memory will forever hold a special place in my heart. My heartfelt condolences go out to Richard, Robert, Elise, and Daniel during this difficult time.
Love to all,
Cory and Janet Rodriguez

~Cory Rodriguez
~Second Mother, Los Angeles, California

September 6th, 2025

I will never forget the day I met Margie. It was the day that I immigrated to the US in March of 1974. I was standing in the kitchen of Susan and David Lincoln’s house, jet lagged from the flight from London, when Margie came swooping in like a hurricane and, without a by-your-leave, enveloped me in the biggest hug. I couldn’t help but think, “if the English woman is behaving like this, what are the Americans going to be like?”

For the past 50+ years, she was my dear friend, sounding board and inspiration.

After Margie was no longer able to independently make or receive phone calls, her sweet son, Daniel, would call me when he visited her so we could chat. Eventually, chatting on the phone became too much for her, and, each time we spoke, I would try to come up with a song that we could sing together. During our last conversation, at Daniel’s suggestion, fittingly, she sang the Hatikvah, a song of hope, all by herself from beginning to end.

Thank you for all the wonderful memories. May you rest in peace, dear friend.

~Leba Finkelstein
~Friend, Ventura, CA

September 5th, 2025

Fun and full of life.
Devoted friend.

~Janet Rubel
~Friend, Deerfield

September 5th, 2025

Aunt Marge was the life of the party! I remember spending several Jewish holidays at her home with such a wonderful celebration. She knew how to live life . She taught me how to play tennis once well she kicked my ass lol . I admire her strength in her last stages of life . Rip my aunt I love ❤️ you .

~Mike gallant
~Nephew, Bartlett

September 5th, 2025

Dear Rob and Family:

On behalf of the entire Camp Waupaca family, please accept our condolences on the passing of your mother. May her memories be a blessing.

~Mike Lurie
~Summer camp with Rob, Minneapolis

September 5th, 2025

I have fond memories of her from childhood at Beth Hillel. She was always warm and friendly. May her memory be a blessing

~Joel Teibloom
~Family friend, Chicago IL

September 5th, 2025

Margie and my late father Max were extremely close as kids.
Margie grew up in Manchester, UK, and emigrated at the age of 16.
When my father received a letter 16years later to tell him that she was visiting the UK, my dad went giddy. My late mother ( who had not heard previously about Margie thought dad had gone off his rocker.
What transpired thereafter was a beautiful bonding and friendship that endured right up until unfortunately, all passed away.
I saw Margie and family at regular intervals over the years, both here and in the USA, and she was lively, zany company whose personality literally filled the room- she had great stage presence – and the most infectious laugh. I really enjoyed winding her up.
Ginnie, her late mum was also a great lovely character whom the younger family here came to know and love.
To me, it’s the end of an era.
Chaim Oruchim (Long Life) to the entire family.
Shalom Margie.

~Neil Larah
~Cous N,

September 5th, 2025

I’ll always remember Margie as having the biggest smile and the heartiest laugh. She welcomed my brothers and I into Koerper Ct. when we were kids and made us feel right at home. A vivacious, inquisitive lady who always showed an interest in my life. She was often the life of the party at family reunions, and, as I recall, had a lovely singing voice to go with her erudite English lilt and razor sharp wit. My deepest condolences to Rich, Rob, Elise, Daniel and all who loved and respected her.
I will miss you, Cousin Margie. I’m richer for having known you.

~Mark Hebscher
~Cousin, Markham

September 4th, 2025

My fondest memory as a little girl with Aunt Marge is when I stayed the weekend and she took me to hair salon and I got a perm. I felt so grown up.
I always remember her singing. How she loved my dad Bill Gallant. They both had a special bond. ❤️

~susan pink
~Niece, palatine