Married June 10, 1965.
Cancer. Buried January 07, 2001
Parental links provided by F.A.G. volunteer, Jerry Decker (#47605065).
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Suggested edit: Here is a transcription of a very good article regarding Ann and her philanthropic work. Her family were prominent members of the Sweetwater community. Ann graduated from high school here. Thought it would add significantly to her memorial if you can to copy and paste. I've also provided the URL to the article.
Ann Loeb Sikora, a Professional Volunteer: Why We Celebrate Her Legacy
Ann Loeb Sikora was a native Texan with roots in Ballinger and Sweetwater. After attending University of Texas – Austin, Ann returned to Sweetwater to work in her family’s business, Levy’s Department Store. Eventually, Ann made her way to Dallas where she worked in Neiman Marcus and became involved in community causes.
Endearingly dubbed a “professional volunteer,” she volunteered and/or served on the Board of Directors for a plethora of organizations including: United Way of Metropolitan Dallas; Community Council of Greater Dallas; Greater Dallas Community Relations Commission; American Jewish Committee; Council of Jewish Federations; National Council of Jewish Women; Congregation Shearith Israel; and, Golden Acres –Home for the Jewish Aged.
Ann passed in 2001, leaving an emptiness in all areas in which she served and big shoes to fill for her successors. Ann Loeb Sikora was loved and respected by many. Her legacy is rooted in her devotion to countless causes in the Jewish and general communities. And, her time and attention continue to resonate today.
Beginning in 2002, the Dallas Jewish Historical Society initiated the Ann Loeb Sikora Humanitarian Award, which recognizes those individuals who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to public service and who stand as role models for future generations.
From The Dallas Jewish Historical Society, https://djhs.org/2017sikorathankyou/
Contributor: Janie Healer Davis (46586213) • [email protected]
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Cancer. Buried January 07, 2001
Parental links provided by F.A.G. volunteer, Jerry Decker (#47605065).
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Suggested edit: Here is a transcription of a very good article regarding Ann and her philanthropic work. Her family were prominent members of the Sweetwater community. Ann graduated from high school here. Thought it would add significantly to her memorial if you can to copy and paste. I've also provided the URL to the article.
Ann Loeb Sikora, a Professional Volunteer: Why We Celebrate Her Legacy
Ann Loeb Sikora was a native Texan with roots in Ballinger and Sweetwater. After attending University of Texas – Austin, Ann returned to Sweetwater to work in her family’s business, Levy’s Department Store. Eventually, Ann made her way to Dallas where she worked in Neiman Marcus and became involved in community causes.
Endearingly dubbed a “professional volunteer,” she volunteered and/or served on the Board of Directors for a plethora of organizations including: United Way of Metropolitan Dallas; Community Council of Greater Dallas; Greater Dallas Community Relations Commission; American Jewish Committee; Council of Jewish Federations; National Council of Jewish Women; Congregation Shearith Israel; and, Golden Acres –Home for the Jewish Aged.
Ann passed in 2001, leaving an emptiness in all areas in which she served and big shoes to fill for her successors. Ann Loeb Sikora was loved and respected by many. Her legacy is rooted in her devotion to countless causes in the Jewish and general communities. And, her time and attention continue to resonate today.
Beginning in 2002, the Dallas Jewish Historical Society initiated the Ann Loeb Sikora Humanitarian Award, which recognizes those individuals who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to public service and who stand as role models for future generations.
From The Dallas Jewish Historical Society, https://djhs.org/2017sikorathankyou/
Contributor: Janie Healer Davis (46586213) • [email protected]
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Married June 10, 1965.
Cancer. Buried January 07, 2001
Parental links provided by F.A.G. volunteer, Jerry Decker (#47605065).
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Suggested edit: Here is a transcription of a very good article regarding Ann and her philanthropic work. Her family were prominent members of the Sweetwater community. Ann graduated from high school here. Thought it would add significantly to her memorial if you can to copy and paste. I've also provided the URL to the article.
Ann Loeb Sikora, a Professional Volunteer: Why We Celebrate Her Legacy
Ann Loeb Sikora was a native Texan with roots in Ballinger and Sweetwater. After attending University of Texas – Austin, Ann returned to Sweetwater to work in her family’s business, Levy’s Department Store. Eventually, Ann made her way to Dallas where she worked in Neiman Marcus and became involved in community causes.
Endearingly dubbed a “professional volunteer,” she volunteered and/or served on the Board of Directors for a plethora of organizations including: United Way of Metropolitan Dallas; Community Council of Greater Dallas; Greater Dallas Community Relations Commission; American Jewish Committee; Council of Jewish Federations; National Council of Jewish Women; Congregation Shearith Israel; and, Golden Acres –Home for the Jewish Aged.
Ann passed in 2001, leaving an emptiness in all areas in which she served and big shoes to fill for her successors. Ann Loeb Sikora was loved and respected by many. Her legacy is rooted in her devotion to countless causes in the Jewish and general communities. And, her time and attention continue to resonate today.
Beginning in 2002, the Dallas Jewish Historical Society initiated the Ann Loeb Sikora Humanitarian Award, which recognizes those individuals who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to public service and who stand as role models for future generations.
From The Dallas Jewish Historical Society, https://djhs.org/2017sikorathankyou/
Contributor: Janie Healer Davis (46586213) • [email protected]
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Cancer. Buried January 07, 2001
Parental links provided by F.A.G. volunteer, Jerry Decker (#47605065).
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Suggested edit: Here is a transcription of a very good article regarding Ann and her philanthropic work. Her family were prominent members of the Sweetwater community. Ann graduated from high school here. Thought it would add significantly to her memorial if you can to copy and paste. I've also provided the URL to the article.
Ann Loeb Sikora, a Professional Volunteer: Why We Celebrate Her Legacy
Ann Loeb Sikora was a native Texan with roots in Ballinger and Sweetwater. After attending University of Texas – Austin, Ann returned to Sweetwater to work in her family’s business, Levy’s Department Store. Eventually, Ann made her way to Dallas where she worked in Neiman Marcus and became involved in community causes.
Endearingly dubbed a “professional volunteer,” she volunteered and/or served on the Board of Directors for a plethora of organizations including: United Way of Metropolitan Dallas; Community Council of Greater Dallas; Greater Dallas Community Relations Commission; American Jewish Committee; Council of Jewish Federations; National Council of Jewish Women; Congregation Shearith Israel; and, Golden Acres –Home for the Jewish Aged.
Ann passed in 2001, leaving an emptiness in all areas in which she served and big shoes to fill for her successors. Ann Loeb Sikora was loved and respected by many. Her legacy is rooted in her devotion to countless causes in the Jewish and general communities. And, her time and attention continue to resonate today.
Beginning in 2002, the Dallas Jewish Historical Society initiated the Ann Loeb Sikora Humanitarian Award, which recognizes those individuals who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to public service and who stand as role models for future generations.
From The Dallas Jewish Historical Society, https://djhs.org/2017sikorathankyou/
Contributor: Janie Healer Davis (46586213) • [email protected]
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