Birth date: Dec 13, 1928 Death date: Apr 17, 2020
It is with great sadness that we share that our mother Cecille M. Berkowitz passed away on April 17, 2020. Cecille was born on December 13, 1928, she was predeceased by the sudden death of the love of her life Bernard Berkowitz on Read Obituary
Will always remember the wonderful times we had with my Aunt Cecile and family during Holiday celebrations in Quincy and Hull.My mom and her sister Cecile always outdid themselves with an abundance of great food and of course desserts.I also remember visiting her in NH in her large beautiful home and occasionally in Florida. Many memories swimming down the street at Nantasket Beach with my cousins.Many good memories.,Rest In Peace Aunt Cecile,Love Marc and Enid
Cecille and my Mother, Lillian "Libby" Koocher were soul mates. They along with Bernie and Henry vacationed together. I remember the joking and laughter. When my Dad passed, it was Cecille who spoke for us. When it was just "the girls", they continue to take trips, go to concerts, cruises, living their lives and creating new memories. I was proud of them. In later years, when Larry would visit Cecille he would call Libby and hand the phone to Cecille. As soon as they heard each other's voice, they would talk as if time hadn't passed. Cecille was intelligent, accomplished, compassionate, loved by many and she loved many, especially her family. The Koocher, Benton and Knowlton families are blowing kisses to her...
With love, Deb Benton
Cecille and my Mother Lillian "Libby" Koocher were soul mates. Ceille, Bernie, Libby and Henry vacationed together and were always there for eachother. I adored watching all four of them, joking and laughing together. When later in life it was just Libby and Cecille, they continued to travel together and live their lives sharing new experiences creating new memories. In these last years, when Larry would visit Cecille, he would call Libby and give Cecille the phone. They just needed to hear each others voice and and they would continue the conversation where they left off. Cecille was an intelligent, accomplished, compassionate woman who will be missed by us.
The Koocher, Benton and Knowlton families are blowing you kisses Cecille...
Love, Deb
