Moscovitz, Wendy C.
DATELINE: Cranston
Moscovitz, Wendy C., 71, died Wednesday, January 17, 2024 at Miriam Hospital. She was the beloved wife of Terry Moscovitz for 42 years. Born in Providence, a daughter of the late Gerald and Julia (Mallet) Cohen, she was a longtime resident of Cranston. Wendy taught in the Cranston School Department for 35 years. After retiring, she worked as an adjunct faculty member in the Special Education Department of Rhode Island College, mentoring future teachers. She was a former member of Temple Sinai.
Devoted mother of Jennifer Vescera of Cranston and Jamie Karmel and her husband, Jordan, of North Attleboro. Dear sister of the late Debra Trezvant. Loving Bubby of Mara, Cora, Milo, and Reese.
Funeral services will be held Sunday, January 21, 2024 at 10:30 a.m. in SHALOM MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 1100 New London Ave., Cranston. Shiva will be observed at her late residence. In lieu of flowers, contributions in her memory may be made to The Rhode Island Chapter of Surfrider Foundation.
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Dear Terry, Jamie, Jennie and family,
Joe and I extend our deepest condolences during this very difficult time.
Wendy was a beautiful person that will remain in my heart and mind for the rest of my life. I will miss her postings and her great sense of humor. I will never be able to look at the ocean/beach or watch another Patriots game without thinking of her.
I hope you are all able to find the strength in the memories she left behind.
Hugs
Love,
Ana Calandrelli
Wendy was the sister Jonathan and I never had, but so glad, as she introduced us…Wendy has always been a voice of reason and a wonderful sounding board; insightful, guiding, non-judgmental, helpful, strong, and forever her fabric was always loving. We will miss her pure soul and her legacy lives on with the family Terry and her built with loving daughters, Jennie and Jamie, and her adored grandchildren, their bubby — with every picture she could share or story she could recount. Wendy, you are exemplary and we will all severely miss you – with eternal love… Jonathan, Bonnie, Jaclyn, Zach, & Justin.
Always a big smile. Loved her family so much. She shared her love of her grandchildren. So proud of everything they accomplished. I wouldn’t be married to Harry for 45 years if it wasn’t for her. Our condolences to her family , her Chi Omega family and all her many friends
She leaves beautiful memories behind
Love Linda and Harry Dickens
Condolences to Wendy’s family. Mike and I were shocked to hear about her passing.
We enjoyed each other’s postings on Facebook.
The love of her grandchildren was very apparent.
Rest In Peace
Anita and Mike Lopes
To Terry & Family: my deepest condolences. Very sorry for your loss.
We would like extend our deepest condoles to Terry and his family on this difficult time.
You will be missed so much! You have really made an impact in my college journey and I am so glad I was able to meet you as well as be in your class. You were so sweet and caring and I will be thinking of you throughout my career! ❤️❤️ RIP
Professor Moscovitz was a wonderful professor and taught me so much about being a great teacher. I am so upset to hear of her passing, and my thoughts are with her family. Rest in peace, Professor Moscovitz.
Wendy was bright, insightful, thoughtful, and skillful. But most of all she possessed an ability to express sensitive matter in a caring and professional manner. And, if that were not enough, she had a wit and sense of humor to make you comfortable in the most difficult situation. As a principal, with a faculty of the most talented teachers that a school could have, Wendy was respected and admired for her work and collegiality. She will be greatly missed and I’ve lost a wonderful friend. My sincere sympathy and prayers to her family.
Dennis Laven
Sending prayers and love to all….rest in peace my beach friend
My deepest condolences to the entire family. Wendy has been a part of my lifetime memories through our family, school, Temple Sinai, college, vacations, sports, and Narragansett Beach. You were a shining light that left us all too soon. Rest in Peace.
My heart goes out to you all at this sad, difficult time.
My sisters and I enjoyed many hours on the beach when our families summered at Pettaquamscutt. Such wonderful memories of fun and carefree years. I suspect that this is when Wendy’s love of the beach took root.
With my deepest sympathy,
Joanne
Dear members of Wendy’s family,
I was deeply saddened to learn of Wendy’s passing. We worked together for many years in Cranston Public Schools. She was a valuable member of my staff and we had a wonderful working relationship. While she will be truly missed, I hope that fond memories will sustain all of you during this difficult time.
Sincerely,
Cheryl (Calvano) Johnson