We express our deep and sincere
condolences to the presidents of the Bukhara Jewish communities in Los Angeles and San Diego, California.
Los Angeles and San Diego (California) Jewish communities
Boris Gulkarov and Nikolay Gulkarov, Sis.
Rosa, as well as their families, relatives and friends in
on the passing of your mother.
Tamara Abramovna Mavasheva.
Tamara Mavasheva was an outstanding woman of our immigration, who embodied the best of our people. Intelligent, educated, beautiful, intelligent, sensitive, generous, wise, benevolent woman, she lived a long,
eventful life, which was dedicated to the service of her family, care for her children, grandchildren, the Mavashevs’ and Gulkarovs’ avlot (family) and the whole community.
Having been widowed early, having lost her wonderful husband Ruben Gulkarov, Tamara Abramovna alone was able to bring up and put on her feet the family alone was able to bring up and put on their feet three wonderful children: Boris, Nikolai and Rosa. All of them have reached great heights in professional and social life,
They enjoy well-deserved authority in the communities of Bukhara Jews in America, Canada, Israel and Austria. They, together with their children, her beloved grandchildren, have surrounded attention and care to their beloved mother, creating all conditions for her normal life in the new country. The memory of Tamara Abramovna Mavasheva will remain forever in our hearts.
Boris Kandov – President of the Congress of Bukhara Jews of the USA and Canada,
David Mavashev – President of the Yitzhak Mavashev Foundation – Institute for the Study of the Bukhara Jews’ the Institute for the Study of the Heritage of Bukhara Jews in the Diaspora.
Members of the Editorial Board of The Bukharian Times – Rafael Nektalov, Boris
Pinhasov, Svetlana Iskhakova, Tavriz Aronova, Arkady Yakubov, Aron Aronov, Maria
Yakubova, Vladimir Aulov,
Dear Sister Rosa – Boris – Kolya, please accept my
condolences on the passing of your mother.
She was remarkable for her appeal and charm. She was
an undeniably respected person and an outstanding personality.
Deserved in her NEW LIFE all the blessings and peace. I believe that.
Your Ifray Gulkarov
Israel
Dear Boris, Nikolai and Rosa!
Please accept our heartfelt condolences and
sympathy on the passing of your mother.
Tamara Abramovna.
Your mother is a model of a modern, highly educated Bukharian woman, with strong character and leadership abilities. After being widowed in her younger years, she did not break down, continued to work, raised three children worthy of her parents. Children, gave them higher education and engaged her two sons in serious social work as presidents of Bukhara community work as presidents of the Bukhara communities of Los Angeles and San Diego. We well remember and appreciated your mother’s qualities of high
erudition, perfect memory, interest in and appreciation of literature and art, high culture of communication, all of which she retained until the last days of her long, interesting, beautiful life. She was characterized by intelligence combined with modesty, simplicity of communication, hospitality and respect for people. With the passing of such people a whole era of extraordinary women – mothers.
We will forever keep the bright memory of your wise wonderful mother – Tamara Abramovna.
Tamara Abramovna, who was loved by everyone who communicated with her.
Boris Kandkhorov, Dr. Zoya Maksumova
New York
It is with deep sorrow that we inform you that at the age of 95 Tamara Abramovna Mavasheva passed away.
Tamara Abramovna Mavasheva, who for many years attended our
Loving Care for many years. She was a wonderful person
with a hard fate and tremendous willpower. Having lived a long, difficult
she remained sincere and merciful. Tamara Abramovna
had a big soul, responsive, kind heart. She had a remarkable mind and tact. Her generosity, benevolence, desire to help everyone, intelligence, will never be forgotten by us.
We deeply mourn together with her relatives and friends. The bright memory of her will forever will remain in our hearts. And gratitude for being with us, for all the good things she did in her lifetime.
Lena Kaminskaya and friends from Loving Care Preventorium
Our dear relatives!
It is with the deepest sorrow that we have received
the sad news of the passing of our unforgettable
Aunt Tamara.
Please accept our sincerest condolences and sympathy. The loss of Aunt Tamara is absolutely irreplaceable, because she embodied an incredible range of the best of the best human qualities. She was and will remain in our memory as a selfless and faithful wife, caring and gentle mother and grandmother, devoted sister and warm aunt, both to her nieces and nephews and to the many near and far relatives whom she knew and sincerely loved. In both sorrow and joy, Aunt Tamara was always by our side, her words of comfort and support in a difficult moment for us were invaluable. were invaluable. We will forever keep the bright memory of our wise and courageous aunt Tamara. May she rest in peace.
The family of Mark and Svetlana Mavashev, New York City
Dear relatives
of Tamara Abramovna!
Please accept our deepest condolences.
Gone is a woman about whom many things can be said
about her. Her most striking traits were
were the following: well-mannered, noble,
strong-willed, dignified everywhere, a wonderful mother, grandmother, a favorite
of a large avlot (family), hospitable, reasonable and very logical in conversations. We can
to say the following: if all Tamara Abramovna’s relatives search for at least one of her enemies.
her foe, they won’t be able to find one. I am convinced of that. All this speaks of her greatness.
Thinkers say, “We will forever glorify a woman Mother.” But she was
not only a woman mother, but also a very advanced person of our people.
people of Bukhara.
Eternal memory to her
Grieving Avik and Zina Samandarovs,
February 2014. New York
Dear Boris, Rosa and Nikolai!
We are deeply saddened by the death of your beloved
mom.
Tamara Mavasheva was a wonderful and surprised many people with her generosity and kind nature. We miss her very much and can only guess what a blow her passing was to you. We remember her kindness, hospitality and willingness to help. Tamara was the authority in our family, involved us in doing good, was a model of charity and tact. We are blessed that we knew her and learned from her thriftiness, vitality and how to take care to take care of family, children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Please accept our sincere condolences.
Yosef, Tamara, Sasha, Slava and Nisan Gulkarov, Petah Tikva. 26/02/2014, Israel
We hereby announce the sad news that today.
Tamara Mavasheva’s heart stopped beating
of Tamara Mavasheva.
Unfortunately, anyone’s life has an end. Tamara Abramovna ended her life at the age of 95,
filled with joys and hardships, leaving behind her beautiful children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. We, the residents of the Russian-speaking community of San Diego, remember very well the attention and care that Ms. Tamara showed to us. Tamara showed us when we immigrated to San Diego. She was able to unite our entire community into one big, friendly family close-knit family. We remember her speeches and advice, her love and care, her organizational skills and knowledge of our Jewish community organizing skills and knowledge of our Jewish traditions. Each of us felt her motherly love, her concern for each of us, regardless of our age and position status. We are proud to have known this beautiful person, to have lived close to her.
Our sincere condolences to all who knew her – relatives, friends and, of course her children and grandchildren. Her eternal memory and our deepest regards to her.
Funeral services will be held on Thursday, February 27 at 12 noon.
San Diego Yehudim Community Council.
Shamuelova Dora
Dear Kolya, Rosa, Boris, the whole family.
Gulkarovs and Mavashevs…
My family and I are deeply saddened by your mom’s death.
of your mother’s death and offer our condolences.
The last time I spoke with T. Tamara was on 02/22/02. it was five days ago, when she picked up the phone to wish me a happy birthday. And it’s been like that every every year. Our conversation started with copious greetings from her side, without having time to answer to her greetings, I would only occasionally insert a “thank you”, and then there would be a barrage of good wishes, blessings and thanks wishes, blessings, and thanks, and at the end of the conversation an invitation to come to to visit me in America.
At every meeting, back in Tashkent, Ms. Tamara left a positive mark, impressed me with her wisdom and leadership abilities with her wisdom and leadership skills. There are meetings that I remember and carry with me with me for almost 45 years and probably I will not forget them for the rest of my life She was a model of graciousness and tact. She was a wonderful woman who surprised many people with her generosity, her extraordinary intelligence and her good nature. She is a person to me, and I think to others, too. I miss her already, and I can only guess what a blow it was her passing was for you.
In 1995, Frida, Allochka and I visited you in San Diego, we had a wonderful time and when we hugged each other when we hugged Tamara, I thanked her for her hospitality and said in Hebrew, that she was an eshet hayal, which translates into Russian, a woman warrior, a fighter. I don’t know if she understood the meaning of these words, but she cried and hugged me even more. I’m happy that I knew her that by fate our paths crossed, even if indirectly, and that I had the opportunity the opportunity to touch a person with a capital letter. For me, t. Tamara will remain will remain eshet hayal.
And to you, dear Nikolai, Boris, Rosa, the entire Gulkarov and Mavashev family, I wish you much strength and health, and that you see no more grief. I’m very sorry that I can’t to help you in this difficult time.
To all, my sincere regrets
Bro. Shamuel Mavashev, niece Frieda, son-in-law Misha and the entire Namatiev family
Israel
