Birth date: Sep 11, 1937 Death date: Jul 9, 2020
Pearl Zimmer Abramsky, 82 of Huntersville died July 9, 2020. She was born in Manhattan on September 11, 1937 to the late Hyman and Yetta Zimmer. She was a member of the Congregation Emanuel in Statesville. She was a matron of the Read Obituary
Dear Sid, I wanted you to know how respected Pearl was by her First Union family! We all loved seeing you two come In together at the First Union branch in Huntersville to do your banking. Everyone in the office said “what a classy couple “!! God Bless you as you grieve your lovely wife.
Dear Sid,
I’m so sorry to hear read this news about Pearl. She was a truly great woman. I have many wonderful memories of both you and Pearl volunteering at our little Huntersville Library. She did so much good for so many. With love, Beverly Swanson
Pearl was the dearest soul I ever had the privilege to know. I am devastated by her passing. So many wonderful memories of working with her at First Union/ Wachovia. She had the best sense of humor and she told wonderful storiesof her life with Sid. So many years of having her in my home for Holiday luncheons and dinners with them in Huntersville. I know she is at peace laying in her God's loving arms. I loved her dearly.
Sid,
Its been many years ago that we worked together at IBM during the start up years in Charlotte. I can remember clearly the times you would bring in a cake ( black forest if I remember) that your wife made to share with our group. What a blessing! God bless during this difficult time.
Raymond Hawkins
Dan, Donna, and Karen of Romanellos were so sorry to hear of Pearl's passing. We loved Sid and Pearl as good and wonderful customers for a long time. God belss Sid and Pearl.
Mr. Sid,
I am the blessed one to have shared space in the Universe with such a phenomenal woman. Monday’s and Thursday’s will never be the same. Ms. Pearl made my “job” enjoyable.
Rest well my sweet Pearl. You are missed.
~Barbara Burroughs
Sid,
I remember the first time I met you and Pearl at our Holiday Open House. Barbara brought you to the party. Joe and I enjoyed talking to you so much. You two were so cute, funny, finishing each other's sentences. I can only imagine how many memories you hold in your heart of your sweet Pearl.
Sid, I am so sorry that you have lost your dear Pearl. She was such a fine person. May your sweet memories of her ease your pain. Diane Maye
