This attached photo is how I usually thought of Gail – one of the family sisters. Although we didn’t get to see each other anywhere near as much as I would have liked, I felt a bond with Gail and a feeling that we’d known each other forever. Which is pretty much true since I have known her a very long time!
Gail always had a smile for me. We laughed together and just enjoyed being in each other’s company. She also treated our kids as her nieces and all three loved her. They tell the story about how Uncle Avi and Aunt Gail visited them when they were on Israel trips and how she brought them to your home.
Gail was a head on straight, down-to-earth kind of person – my kind of girl! She was easy to be around, and we loved when our travels to Tulsaת Oklahoma, coincided. I particularly liked hearing about her quilting conventions and seeing photos of her gorgeous quilts. I hoped that one day Gail would finish the quilt I started in law school to avoid studying!
Sending you love and respect to your deal Gail. We will miss her and treasure her memories always.
Love, Teresa