Birth date: Feb 22, 1918 Death date: Jun 23, 2015
DAUER, Marsha 97, of Miami Beach passed away June 23rd. Born in Jagielnica, Poland, she survived the Holocaust, but lost most of her family. She later made her way to Chicago, where she married the late Max Dauer. The Dauer's were Read Obituary
"To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die." ? Thomas Campbell
Sending you and your family much love and light~
xoxo Sarah and Mel Spiegel
Marsha Dauer was the most special woman and so loved and respected by those of us that were fortunate enough to know her since our childhood.
She was strong, and funny and always said what was on her mind.
Marsha always made me feel special and loved - another "mom". She could be proud that this family speaks volumes about the values she had, passed on to all of them especially about What really matters.
My prayers, thoughts and love are with all the family- I am so sorry for your loss.
Ila Fox Schulman
"A great soul serves everyone all of the time. A great soul never dies. It brings us together again and again." Maya Angelou
May the memories of your mom always be close to your heart as you carry on her legacy.
❤️ Mary Beth Story
My deepest and sincere condolences to The Kesslers and Kirkpatrick family. Memories will give you strength during this difficult time. She led a beautiful and wonderful life.
Sherri Herman
Our dear Aunt Marsha is survived by many nieces and nephews who were showered with her love. Our precious memories of her will warm our hearts forever. We will miss seeing the delight on her face whenever she saw us and hearing the joy in her voice when she heard from us. We will love her always.
Myrna & Larry, Steven, Ellen, Michael & Brian, Jana & Samantha
I had met Marsha on many occasions when she visited her daughter Renee. I remember her as a strong, amazing woman who endured so much in her life. Those experiences and her legacy will be remembered in her daughters and grandchildren. I feel knowing Renee and the person she has become gave me a glimpse into how extraordinary her mom must have been. She leaves a great void but the memories her daughters have of her will live forever!
She was a dear Aunt to her many neices, nephews and extended family. We will all miss her.
