Marsha Levitt Silverstein, born in 1944, passed away peacefully on May 13, 2026, surrounded by her family. While she lived much of her adult life in Toronto, she fondly identified as a Windsor girl.
Early Life and Family
Marsha grew up at 1441 Victoria Avenue in Windsor, Ontario. Her parents, Rose and Murph Silverstein, raised her alongside her siblings—Leonard, Gayle, and Michael. She cherished her formative years and maintained strong bonds with friends for over 80 years.
Career and Community Involvement
Marsha’s family was well-known in the Windsor area, operating the “Windsor Fish” business, which later expanded to London and Brantford as Silverstein Fish. Her warmth and friendliness made her a beloved figure in the community.
Motherhood and Family Legacy
- Marsha was a devoted mother to her children, Steven and Risa.
- She navigated the challenges of single motherhood with the support of her extended family.
- As an aunt and a Bubbie, she played many roles, providing love and support to her family.
Passions and Interests
Marsha had a vibrant spirit, enjoying plays, concerts, and symphonies. She traveled extensively and stayed actively engaged in her community. Known for her remarkable memory, she could recall names, birthdays, and lineages effortlessly.
Impact and Legacy
Despite her small stature, Marsha left a significant impact on everyone who knew her. Her close-knit relationships and unwavering support created a legacy that will never be forgotten. The community will feel her absence profoundly.
To honor Marsha’s memory, a memorial tree can be planted through our Tree Store. She will forever live on in the hearts of her loved ones.
