Gerri Kilberg, a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and cherished friend, passed away on April 25, 2023, at the age of 98, in Orlando, Florida, surrounded by family and friends.

Born in Philadelphia, Gerri lived through the Great Depression and was a product of that era. At the age of 24, she married the love of her life, Milton Kilberg, with whom she shared 70 years of marriage before his passing in 2019. Together, they had one daughter, Dr. Ilene Wilkins, and seven grandchildren, including Ray Deveau, Christine Wilkins, Shawn Wilkins, Bradford Wilkins (Marissa), Brie Wilkins, Brandon “Jake” Wilkins (Sarah), and Truman Wilkins. Gerri was also blessed with 13 great-grandchildren, including Alec Deveau, Jonah Wilkins, Gabi Wilkins, Jacob Ramos, Madeline Ramos, Joshua Doane, Miranda Freitas, Emmy Moura, Devin Deveau, Jacqueline Deveau, Haley Deveau, Connor Deveau, and Summer Deveau.

Gerri was known as a firecracker with a vivacious personality and natural storytelling abilities, which could light up any room or engage with any stranger. She was a strong-willed individual who took pride in understanding both sides of an issue, even when holding strong opinions herself.

Gerri was a dedicated worker and remained part of the workforce for over 73 years before retiring in 2021 from UCP of Central Florida at the age of 86. Her life philosophy was inspired by Scarlett O’Hara, as she believed that “tomorrow’s another day,” and that tomorrow would always be better than today. Gerri’s resilience, love for her family, and dedication to her work will be remembered by all who knew her.

Graveside Services will be held at Thursday, April 27, 2023 at 10 AM at the Pavilion of Congregation Ohev Shalom Cemetery with Rabbi Arnold Siegel of Jewish Family Services officiating.

Miss. Allison Zimmon, 24, Maitland, Florida passed away Tuesday, May 2, 2023. Allison was born August 27, 1998 in Orlando, Florida to Susan (Mayer) & Jonathan Zimmon. Allison was a graduate student at The Florida State University.

Allison is survived by her beloved parents, Susan (Robert) Zimmon of Maitland, Florida and Jonathan (Alex) Zimmon of Oviedo, Florida; dearest sisters, Jessica Zimmon of Israel and Melissa (Lisi) Zimmon of Maitland, Florida; maternal grandparents, Gary & Linda Mayer of Longwood, Florida; paternal grandmother, Dorothy Lourie of Hingham, Massachusetts.

Funeral Services for Allison will be held Sunday, May 7, 2023 at 11:00 AM in the Pavilion of Congregation Ohev Shalom Cemetery (6034 Old Winter Garden Road, Orlando) with Rabbi Geoffrey Spector of Congregation Ohev Shalom officiating. May she rest in peace and may her memory always be a blessing.

Happy Birthday In Heaven! May 7,1934-July 17,2016

We remember the legacy you left, and the memories and love remain within our hearts. There are countless mementos and memories of your presence in our lives. We thank God we were blessed to be your family. Love beyond measure-forever in our hearts.

Roland Lane passed away peacefully on April 27, 2023 in Altamonte Springs, Florida at the age of 85. He is survived by his daughters, Cherita McDonough (Oviedo, FL), Andrea Lane (Casselberry, FL), Kimberly Lane Evetts (Escondido, CA) and grandchildren, Hillary McDonough, Chrysta Klaczyk and Terrah Lane. He is preceded in death by his wife, Beatriz Lane, and his parents, Roland “Rolly” and Rita Lane and grandson, Hunter Averett.

Sandy was born in Stamford, Connecticut on May 17, 1937 and graduated from Stamford High School. He met Bea in 1968, and they married in 1969. They remained in Stamford until 1978 when they moved to Casselberry, Florida. At that time, Sandy was a draftsman for Martin Marietta. Upon retirement from drafting jobs, he became a courier for several Orlando area banks where he made countless friends and loved to tell stories of his visits to the various offices he’d visit for his job.

He loved his memories of Stamford and his family there. He enjoyed air shows and antique cars. He loved Bea deeply and lived his life to make her happy. He adored his daughters and had a very special place in his heart for Hillary.