It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Rebbetzin Sora Gluck a”h, wife of Rav Shmuel Dovid Gluck, beloved twelfth grade rebbi in Telshe Yeshiva Chicago for forty-five years.
The levaya took place last night at the Holocaust Memorial Chapel on East 7th Street in Lakewood, NJ.
Rebbetzin Gluck was a daughter of Rav Lipa Eidelman zt”l of Mesivta Tiferes Yerushalayim on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
Rebbetzin Gluck was known as a remarkable baal chessed who gave of herself her entire life for the good of others. Her passing leaves a gaping void in the lives of thousands.
Rebbetzin Gluck moved to Lakewood two years ago and passed away on yesterday morning.
She is survived by her husband, Rav Shmuel Dovid Gluck; her siblings, R’ Yitzy Eidelman, R’ Avrohom Eidelman, R’ Hesh Eidelman, R’ Shloimy Eidelman, Mrs. Slavy Ribiat, and Mrs. Chavy Moseson; her children R’ Avrohom Mordechai Gluck, R’ Moshe Shimon Gluck, Mrs. Pesya Greenfeld, Mrs. Chana Zelmanowitz, Mrs. Malka Leah Guttman, and Mrs. Miriam Gross; and many grandchildren who follow in her ways.
The family is sitting shivah at 122 Arbutus Drive in Lakewood, NJ.
Yehi zichrah boruch.
Rebitzen Gluck was an aishes chayil. She was devoted to her husband her entire life.
She was a smart person with whom one could discuss and issue and she was an excellent listener.
Hamokom Yenachem Osom. May we hear of no more tzar.
a great women who i knew personally. she was a massive one woman chessed machine. she will be a mailitz yosher for klal yisroel in shamayim because thats all she did down here, helping others , even during her sickness. yehi zichra baruch
Reb” Sora was a Baa lass Chesed in a very Quiet Manner. She stayed behind in the yehivah apartment building after everyone moved out. Because. There was an Almon with Yesomim still living there. BDE
She was the source of most of the chesed in Chicago — many of the big chesed organizations were quietly started by her and no one knew about.
She was a malach in all ways.
Those of us who knew her are devastated at the loss.
The face of Chicago will not be the same.