Myrna Golman Golman, Myrna E. Passed away suddenly on November 9, 2009. Myrna was a loving daughter, sister, wife, mother and grandmother as well as a true friend to many. She was born in Brooklyn, NY on 11/29/1937. She graduated from Carrollton High School in Carrollton, TX. She then went on to secretarial college. After graduating, she started working at the Scottish Rite Hospital. Throughout her working life, she held many administrative positions including Jewish Federation and Shearith Israel. Myrna and Albert married on November 16, 1958. They had their first daughter Alece on September 20, 1959 and their second daughter Siiri on January 24, 1966. Myrna and Albert moved several times mostly in Texas making numerous friends along the way. In 1967 they returned to Dallas and stayed here until 1989 when they moved to Scottsdale, Arizona. Myrna loved Arizona and made a great many friends through her mahjong games. Albert passed away in 1991. Myrna stayed in Arizona until 1998 and then moved back to Dallas to be close to her family. She spent the next 11 years taking care of her mother and 5 grandchildren and playing mah jong. She had a beautiful voice and was a gifted artist. And even though she was not in the best of health the past few years, she always had a smile and a kind word for everyone. She will be missed by all. She is preceded in death by her husband Albert Golman, parents Ruth and Alexander Goldstein. She is survived by her daughter Alece Bleiler and husband Richard and their children Jared, Seth and Aiden; daughter Siiri Corby and husband Victor and their children Arye and Skylar; brother Lionel Goldstein and his family; brother Stuart Goldstein and Family, sister in law Cecile Rosenzweig and brother in law Al David and family; and a great many other relatives and friends. Services will be held at Sparkman Hillcrest, Wednesday at 2:00 PM with internment immediately following at Shearith Israel Cemetery.

The Dallas Morning News - Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams

Shearith Israel Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Plot: Section D