Jeanette G. Ginsberg, 89, a loving mother and grandmother, died peacefully Sunday morning, Sept. 9, 2007.
Funeral: 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Beth-El Section of Greenwood Memorial Park with Rabbi Ralph Mecklenburger officiating. Interment: Following committal prayers, Jeanette will be laid to rest next to her husband, Frank.
Memorials: Consideration of contributions to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Tarrant County Affiliate, Box 101328, Fort Worth, Texas 76185, in memory of Jeanette, is suggested.
Jeanette G. Ginsberg was born Sept. 16, 1917, in Tyler and grew up in Fort Worth, where her father, Nathan Ginsburg, established Fort Worth Pipe & Supply Co. She attended the University of Texas, met Adie Marks of Houston and they soon married. Jeanette and Adie had two children, Ronnie and Marian, but later divorced.
Jeanette and the children returned to Fort Worth, where Jeanette met and married Frank Gilden. Following Frank's death, Jeanette married Hyman Ginsberg of Tyler. They divided their time between Fort Worth, their condominium at La Costa in Southern California and their many travels.
During her life, Jeanette worked for various charitable causes and, at one time, teamed with Ruth Handler, inventor of the Barbie doll, to help Ruth promote a breast prosthesis she had also invented. Jeanette especially enjoyed helping women recovering from breast cancer, since Jeanette had been a breast cancer survivor herself since 1968.
Jeanette was preceded in death by her father and mother, Molly Ginsburg; her siblings, Arthur I. Ginsburg and Helen Archenhold; her husbands; and her son and daughter-in-law, Ronald S. and Kayla R. Marks.
Survivors: Her daughter and son-in-law, Marian and Jack Spitzberg of Dallas; and her grandchildren, Anthony G. "Tony" Spitzberg of San Diego, Calif., Kathryn Spitzberg of New York, N.Y., and Ronald G. Marks and wife, Leslie Bonnel, and David L. Marks and partner, Christopher White, all of Austin.
Published in the Star-Telegram on 9/11/2007.
Funeral: 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Beth-El Section of Greenwood Memorial Park with Rabbi Ralph Mecklenburger officiating. Interment: Following committal prayers, Jeanette will be laid to rest next to her husband, Frank.
Memorials: Consideration of contributions to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Tarrant County Affiliate, Box 101328, Fort Worth, Texas 76185, in memory of Jeanette, is suggested.
Jeanette G. Ginsberg was born Sept. 16, 1917, in Tyler and grew up in Fort Worth, where her father, Nathan Ginsburg, established Fort Worth Pipe & Supply Co. She attended the University of Texas, met Adie Marks of Houston and they soon married. Jeanette and Adie had two children, Ronnie and Marian, but later divorced.
Jeanette and the children returned to Fort Worth, where Jeanette met and married Frank Gilden. Following Frank's death, Jeanette married Hyman Ginsberg of Tyler. They divided their time between Fort Worth, their condominium at La Costa in Southern California and their many travels.
During her life, Jeanette worked for various charitable causes and, at one time, teamed with Ruth Handler, inventor of the Barbie doll, to help Ruth promote a breast prosthesis she had also invented. Jeanette especially enjoyed helping women recovering from breast cancer, since Jeanette had been a breast cancer survivor herself since 1968.
Jeanette was preceded in death by her father and mother, Molly Ginsburg; her siblings, Arthur I. Ginsburg and Helen Archenhold; her husbands; and her son and daughter-in-law, Ronald S. and Kayla R. Marks.
Survivors: Her daughter and son-in-law, Marian and Jack Spitzberg of Dallas; and her grandchildren, Anthony G. "Tony" Spitzberg of San Diego, Calif., Kathryn Spitzberg of New York, N.Y., and Ronald G. Marks and wife, Leslie Bonnel, and David L. Marks and partner, Christopher White, all of Austin.
Published in the Star-Telegram on 9/11/2007.
Jeanette G. Ginsberg, 89, a loving mother and grandmother, died peacefully Sunday morning, Sept. 9, 2007.
Funeral: 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Beth-El Section of Greenwood Memorial Park with Rabbi Ralph Mecklenburger officiating. Interment: Following committal prayers, Jeanette will be laid to rest next to her husband, Frank.
Memorials: Consideration of contributions to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Tarrant County Affiliate, Box 101328, Fort Worth, Texas 76185, in memory of Jeanette, is suggested.
Jeanette G. Ginsberg was born Sept. 16, 1917, in Tyler and grew up in Fort Worth, where her father, Nathan Ginsburg, established Fort Worth Pipe & Supply Co. She attended the University of Texas, met Adie Marks of Houston and they soon married. Jeanette and Adie had two children, Ronnie and Marian, but later divorced.
Jeanette and the children returned to Fort Worth, where Jeanette met and married Frank Gilden. Following Frank's death, Jeanette married Hyman Ginsberg of Tyler. They divided their time between Fort Worth, their condominium at La Costa in Southern California and their many travels.
During her life, Jeanette worked for various charitable causes and, at one time, teamed with Ruth Handler, inventor of the Barbie doll, to help Ruth promote a breast prosthesis she had also invented. Jeanette especially enjoyed helping women recovering from breast cancer, since Jeanette had been a breast cancer survivor herself since 1968.
Jeanette was preceded in death by her father and mother, Molly Ginsburg; her siblings, Arthur I. Ginsburg and Helen Archenhold; her husbands; and her son and daughter-in-law, Ronald S. and Kayla R. Marks.
Survivors: Her daughter and son-in-law, Marian and Jack Spitzberg of Dallas; and her grandchildren, Anthony G. "Tony" Spitzberg of San Diego, Calif., Kathryn Spitzberg of New York, N.Y., and Ronald G. Marks and wife, Leslie Bonnel, and David L. Marks and partner, Christopher White, all of Austin.
Published in the Star-Telegram on 9/11/2007.
Funeral: 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Beth-El Section of Greenwood Memorial Park with Rabbi Ralph Mecklenburger officiating. Interment: Following committal prayers, Jeanette will be laid to rest next to her husband, Frank.
Memorials: Consideration of contributions to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Tarrant County Affiliate, Box 101328, Fort Worth, Texas 76185, in memory of Jeanette, is suggested.
Jeanette G. Ginsberg was born Sept. 16, 1917, in Tyler and grew up in Fort Worth, where her father, Nathan Ginsburg, established Fort Worth Pipe & Supply Co. She attended the University of Texas, met Adie Marks of Houston and they soon married. Jeanette and Adie had two children, Ronnie and Marian, but later divorced.
Jeanette and the children returned to Fort Worth, where Jeanette met and married Frank Gilden. Following Frank's death, Jeanette married Hyman Ginsberg of Tyler. They divided their time between Fort Worth, their condominium at La Costa in Southern California and their many travels.
During her life, Jeanette worked for various charitable causes and, at one time, teamed with Ruth Handler, inventor of the Barbie doll, to help Ruth promote a breast prosthesis she had also invented. Jeanette especially enjoyed helping women recovering from breast cancer, since Jeanette had been a breast cancer survivor herself since 1968.
Jeanette was preceded in death by her father and mother, Molly Ginsburg; her siblings, Arthur I. Ginsburg and Helen Archenhold; her husbands; and her son and daughter-in-law, Ronald S. and Kayla R. Marks.
Survivors: Her daughter and son-in-law, Marian and Jack Spitzberg of Dallas; and her grandchildren, Anthony G. "Tony" Spitzberg of San Diego, Calif., Kathryn Spitzberg of New York, N.Y., and Ronald G. Marks and wife, Leslie Bonnel, and David L. Marks and partner, Christopher White, all of Austin.
Published in the Star-Telegram on 9/11/2007.
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