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TORRINGTON — Estelle (Ginsberg) McCarthy, 59, passed away peacefully on Jan. 13, 2016, surrounded by her family after a long illness.
She was predeceased by her parents, Herbert and Selma Ginsberg. Estelle is survived by her husband, John McCarthy; her brothers and their wives, Harvey and Martha, Lewis and Barbara, and William and Diane. She is also survived by her ten nieces and nephews, and ten grandnieces and grandnephews.
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Craig Richman (Richman)
My deepest condolences to the family.
Linda Canfield (Chamberlain)
I'm so sorry. My sincere sympathy to Estelle's family.
Linda Canfield Chamberlain
Joy Waligura (Newton)
i will ways remember Estelle for the joy in her soul. My sympathy to her family.
Diane Guralnick (Godbout)
I was so sorry to hear of Estelle's untimely illness and passing. My sincerest condolences to all of her family and friends. I'm sure she will sorely missed.
Sincerely-Diane Guralnick Godbout
Ilene Kaplowitz (Lieberman)
I am so sad to learn about Estelle's passing! She was so kind and had a contagious smile! My sincere condolences to her family and friends! May her memory be a blessing!
Cheryl Gangell (Aeschliman)
Rest in peace Estelle. You were a lovely person.
Susan Chatfield (Gonzalez)
I was sorry to hear about Estelle. She was always kind and sweet. May God watch over her family and give them the strength to walk through there valley of grief and pain. May they know she is at peace. I will miss you my friend.
Larry Hopkins
I was felt sad seeing that Estelle passed away. She was always plesant and nice. I've known her since grammar school. We always used to go into her dad's pharmacy to buy candy. Many times Estelle went there right after school. She'll be missed. Larry Hopkins
David Schlosky
So sorry to read this...she was a very nice person....peace.Irene Kadar (Pudelkiewicz)
My heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of Estelle-we use to hang out in high school and I considered her a friend. I will always remember her big heart, sense of humor and love of family. She brightened my day, and was a welcomed addition to the East Main St. chapter of the Crazy Hungarians-may you find comfort in the good memories and legacy she left-may we follow in her example.
Regards,
Irene Kadar-Pudelkiewicz (rini)