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LILLIAN 
BINDER (nee 
Gluck), 95, of 
Highland Park, 
Ill., died April 
30, 2022.
She was an original. 
She was married at 18 to 
neighbor Irving Rosenberg, 
who, seven years older, had 
returned from service in 
WWII and won her heart 
at a dance; Lillian was the 
belle of every ball. 
She was heartbroken 
when she became a widow 
at age 50 and resolved to 
live life to the fullest; she 
did so for the next 45 years. 
Lillian lit up every room, 
became not only a wife and 
mother, but a watercolor 
artist, one of the first 
Weight Watchers lecturers 
in the Michigan area and 
a sought-after fashion 
coordinator. 
She befriended all she 
met as she traveled around 
the world, from Japan 
to her parents’ native 
Hungary (she was fluent in 
Hungarian), and closer to 
home at her favorite Once 
Upon a Bagel, attending 
sports events for her 
grandchildren and great-
grandchildren and the 
numerous JUF events she 
loved. 
Lillian was devoted to 
her brother Emil, who 
contracted polio before the 
vaccine was available, and 
whose sparkle and resilience 
inspired her each day. She 
led her life with love, vigor 
and beauty, always toasting 
to Happy Times, including 
her 95th Zoom birthday 
with all her children, 
grandchildren and great-
grandchildren toasting their 
beloved Gigi (Glamorous 

OBITUARIES
OF BLESSED MEMORY