Ira Bazar
DATELINE: WARWICK
Bazar, Ira, 92, died Monday, May 1, 2017 at Tamarisk Assisted Living in Warwick, RI. He was the beloved husband of the late Evelyn (Katz) Bazar, born in Providence a son of the late Samuel and Jenny (Bloom) Bazar. He was the owner and president of AS Manufacturing, retiring in 1989. Ira was a WWII Navy Veteran, serving in the South Pacific. He was a member of the former Hebrew Free Loan Association. Ira was an avid boater and fisherman. He was an active member of the East Greenwich Power Squandron. He was the devoted father of Joel Bazar and his wife Randie and Kenneth Bazar and his wife Pamela. Dear brother of Banice Bazar and his wife, Beverly, the late Meyer Bazar, Martin Bazar and Paul Bazar and Doris Gordon and brother-in-law of June Bazar. Loving grandfather of Justin Bazar and his wife Meghan and Lauren Bazar and her fiancé, John Tatum. Funeral services will be private. In lieu of flowers contributions in his memory may be made to Alzheimer’s Association, 245 Waterman Street, Providence, RI 02906. Shiva will be observed at 3 Shalom Drive, Warwick on Tuesday and Wednesday from 4:00 -7:00 PM.
May Ira’s memory be a blessing to all those he knew.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you as you mourn.
A great loss not just to me but to all who knew him. IRA and his wife were two of the most important people in my life. IRA was always there for me. He will be missed beyond any words that I can write here. Joel and Kenny you were very lucky to have two great parents. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your whole family on this sad day.
My deepest Sympathy to Kenny, Joel and the Bazar family.
Uncle Ira you will be missed so much. We are thankful to have had the many years we did with you in Florida. You were always an inspiration to us. We will never forget your jokes! We love you.
So sorry for your loss. My husband and I spent many wonderful hours with Ira and Evelyn boating and with the United States Power Squadron. My deepest sympathy to all of his family. May your memories help to ease the loss. Sincerely, Ellen Carr