Stella Heitner

Birth date: Jan 29, 1930 Death date: Apr 27, 2026

Stella Heitner passed away peacefully on April 27, 2026, at the age of 96. She was born on January 29, 1930, and lived a long life devoted to her family. Stella was preceded in death by her beloved husbands, Sam Heitner and Mike Read Obituary

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Donna Martino

1w ago

Where should I start? I started working for Stella about 15 years ago after her heart surgery. The easy-going person that she was and the easy-going person that I was, we just hit it off. Stella was a sweet lady, a pleasure to work For. I loved her no worry attitude. She always said there's no sense in worrying about things we have no control over, just live your life. She loved her family with her whole heart. She loved entertaining for her family & friends. Making her famous quiches & ice cream cake. She even made a quiche and brought it to her Dr. Levenson. It was a little burnt well a lot burnt Lol but I didn't have the heart to tell her. needless to say Dr. Levenson said you don't need to make me any more quiches lol. Not many people touch our lives, but Stella is definitely one of them that will stay in my heart Forever. Always went with the flow and valued my judgment about things. I will miss you sweet Stella and all the fun times we had, but you'll be in my heart forever.❤️

Mar Sal

1w ago

in honor of Stella.

For Aunt Stella, family meant everything. She relished in getting us together, to spend time and break bread. She loved to cook and would try and make everyone's favorite dishes each time. She had what seemed an endless supply of food in her freezer in case of emergency or impromptu gathering.

Aunt Stella thought of my children as her great grandchildren more than as a grand niece and grand nephew. They loved sitting to read with her when they were younger. As they got older, they enjoyed her stories and spending time together.

Aunt Stella spoke to my father, Paul, her beloved little brother at least a few times per week. The calls were brief, but rooted in love. Dad and I were the last ones to visit with Aunt Stella the day she passed. It would seem she was waiting for her baby brother's final goodbye.

Aunt Stella was a warm and intelligent woman who wanted the best for her family. She will forever be missed.

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Jp

1w ago

My fondest memory of aunt stella is when she would invite all the families over to her house for a big meal. The entire house was full of different foods she prepared and the ice cream cake was the mvp. The guys would watch golf in the den and Aunt Stella would zip around her house entertaining and make sure everyone was taken care of. Moments i wish i could freeze in time. We’ll miss you Aunt Stella.

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