Joy G. Moss

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Joy G. Moss, 94, of Dewitt died Monday afternoon at Crouse Hospital. She was the daughter of Leopold and Goldie M. Goldberg and was born on April 15, 1930
She graduated from Nottingham High School and the University of Miami. For many years Joy worked at Markson Brothers Furniture Store and Bern Furniture Company, Inc. both family owned retail chains in Upstate New York.
As a member of Temple Society of Concord, she served as a Trustee, Treasurer and Vice President of the Temple as well as President and Treasurer of the Temple Sisterhood. Joy served as chair person of the Jewish Federation Women’s Campaign for two years followed by service on the Federation Board. She was treasurer of the Syracuse Chapter of Hadassah as well as a Life Member. For many years Joy was active in the Blood Bank Program for the American Red Cross and volunteered in Social Services at the Veterans Administration Hospital. She also voluntarily served as Treasurer of the Hamlet Crest Homeowners Association for 30 years. Joy, along with her later husband Mike enjoyed memberships at Lafayette Country Club, Drumlins Country Club, and The Cavalry Club.
She was predeceased by her husband Michael of 71 years. She is survived by daughters Peggy (Harold) Bertram of Fayetteville, and Jacqueline (Scott) Ayres of Manlius; grandchildren Rachel (Brandon) Wooten, Amy (Brittany Ellenberg) Bertram, Richard (Mekea Larson) and Christopher Ayres; and great-grandchildren Ryder, Brinley and Rowen Smith; and Mac, and Stone Wooten . Besides her parents, Joy was pre-deceased by a daughter Anita; and a brother Richard.
Funeral services will be at 11AM Friday at Temple Concord. Friends may visit with the family from 10-11 at the Temple, 450 Kimber Road, immediately prior to the service. Burial will be in the Temple Concord section 30 of Woodlawn Cemetery.

A live stream of the service beginning at 11AM on Friday may be viewed at:
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Contributions may be made to Temple Concord
www.sisskindfuneralservice.com