Gertrude Feldman, a homemaker and volunteer, died of an apparent heart attack Sunday at her St. Joseph, Mich., home. The former Northwest Baltimore resident was 94.
Born Gertrude Levinson in Baltimore and raised on Fremont Avenue, she graduated in 1931 from Western High School. As a young woman, she worked for Associated Jewish Charities in its social service department.
A volunteer at the Pikesville Senior Center, she drove elderly patients to their doctor's appointments for many years.
She enjoyed taking classes in conversational Yiddish. After moving to Michigan in 2002, she attended concerts and rehearsals of the All God's Children Community Choir, a group that her son and his wife organized.
