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Remembering Rochelle Furstenberg: Groundbreaking Writer and Editor
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Rochelle Furstenberg, an influential writer, editor, and literary critic, has passed away at the age of 90. Known for her work in Israeli and American publications, she was also the Grandparent Center editor for WholeFamily.com. Furstenberg, who immigrated to Israel with her husband, Professor Hillel Furstenberg, was remembered for her intellect, positivity, and contributions to discussions on family, faith, and education. Her legacy continues to inspire through her writings and the community she fostered.
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- Rochelle Furstenberg, a prominent writer and editor, died at age 90.
- She was a significant voice in Israeli and American publications for decades.
- Furstenberg served as Grandparent Center editor for WholeFamily.com from 1999-2000.
- She and her husband, Prof. Hillel Furstenberg, immigrated to Israel in 1965.
- Colleagues remember her for her wisdom, positivity, and engaging writing style.
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