Obituary, Visitation & Funeral Information

Lenore Redstone, 92, passed away on February 9, 2024. Born on March 30, 1931, in Buffalo,
New York, she was the daughter of Harry and Freda Fox and the the sister of Richard Fox.
She was preceded in death by her father, mother, brother, and her beloved husband, Joseph
Redstone.
Lee, as she was called by her family and friends, met the love of her life, Joe, in Buffalo and
they married in 1950. They moved to Florida and settled in Miami where Joe began his dental
practice. They started their family and had four loving children, Bob, Susie, Judy and Carole.
Lee and Joe had a long, wonderful and happy marriage. They loved to travel and were very
involved in their Temple community.
Lee could throw a great party and was known for her famous Bat Mitzvah chicken. Her favorite
thing at any time of day was ice cream, Neapolitan being her favorite. She could dance
circles around everyone and enjoyed singing, even though she could not carry a tune. In the
last years of her life, she still entertained everyone on the dance floor. Everyone who knew her
referred to her as the “sweetest lady.”
She is survived by her children, Bob Redstone (Mara), Sue Weiner (Marcel), Judy Paletti (Al),
and Carole Cooper (Andy). Grandchildren; Brett Redstone (Kim), Noah Redstone, Danny
Weiner (Jay ), Eric Paletti (Thuy), Sonny Fondren (Travis), Sarah Pendergast ( Andrew) and
Matthew Cooper.
Her family continues to grow with 5 great-grandchildren so far, Ashton, Maddox and Zoe
Redstone, Joel Paletti and Zoe Paletti.
We will miss her everyday and take comfort in knowing that she and Joe can hold hands once
again.
Donations can be made to The American Heart Association or a charity of your choice.
Graveside service Sunday, 10:30 AM, February 18, 2024 at Menorah Gardens under the direction of Levitt Weinstein/Beth David Memorial Chapel.

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