Kay Snyderman

July 27th, 2026

I just learned of Kay’s passing. We were friends since high school and kept in contact.

May her memory be a blessing.

I have a very, very old video of Kay and her friend Maureen Soiffer. It needs to be cleaned up. If the family would like a copy please let me know and I will try to clean it up.

~Bob Markowitz
~Friend, Chicago

May 9th, 2026

Myles, our heartfelt condolences to you, your dad, and your family in the passing of your Mom. May her memory always be a blessing.

~Gary & Karen Kipnis
~Friend, Tucson, Arizona

May 5th, 2026

Enjoyed being a friend for more than 30 years and mother-in-law to Kay’s daughter Debby Snyderman Nahrstadt. Kay was the most loving and caring friend I have ever known and I will miss her every day.

~Nancy Nahrstadt
~Extended Family, Nevada

May 4th, 2026

I so appreciated working with Kay. She was always there for me, the doctors, staff, and patients. Her dedication was amazing. Personally I will never forget that when my first grandchild was born she bought him a beautiful gift. It was always a joy bringing flowers to the office for her birthday. She was very special to so many including me. Rest in peace my friend.

~Izzy Goodman
~Co worker, Northbrook,Il

May 4th, 2026

My late aunt and uncle Rose and Seymour Wallach were close friends with Dennis’s parents when they all lived in South Shore. Imagine my surprise when I went to see my dr Ira Bernstein and the nice woman at the desk introduced herself as Kay Snyderman. Of course I had to play Jewish Geography. Are your in laws Max and Frances? Seeing Kay at Dr Bernstein office was a pleasure. She was kind and warm. My condolences to her family. May her memory be a blessing.

~Alexa Markoff
~Friend, Austin TX

May 4th, 2026

I worked with Kay over the years at Evanston and St Francis hospital. Her beautiful smile, warmth, amazing sense of humor and kindness was present EVERY day I worked with her. She made a potentially stressful day a joy. I have a cutting of a plant she gave me years ago that is taking over my house, even after splitting it in two ,which I will forever cherish as I never feel like Kay Kay is far from me.
How very blessed you are to have had such an amazing mother, friend, grandma. Her spirit will never leave my heart.
Paula Clar RN. xoxoxo

~Paula Clar
~Friend and co worker, Skokie