Chaya Malka (Manya) Novoseletsky, who came to Denver from Kiev, Ukraine, passed away March 17, 2009, in Denver.
Rabbi Aharon Sirota officiated at the graveside service at Mt. Nebo Cemetery. Shalom Funeral Service made the arrangements.
She did many things for her neighbors at the Allied Jewish Apartments, the family said. She was the kindest, sweetest person in the world, and was always helping others. She never said no.
Mrs. Novoseletsky was born Oct. 18, 1924, in Kiev, in what was then the Soviet Union, where she worked as a seamstress.
She married Mikhail Novoseletsky in November, 1946.
Chaim Novoseletsky, one of Mrs. Novoseletskys grandchildren, fondly remembers learning Russian from her.
Mrs. Novoseletsky enjoyed sewing and repairing clothes for her family and friends.
She also volunteered in the AJA dining room.
Mrs. Novoseletsky is survived by her husband Mikhail Novoseletsky; sons Alexander and Emil Novoseletsky and daughters-in-law Emilia and Svetlana; grandchildren Chaim, Jimmy, Golda, Ilana, Aron, Sarah and Rochel; great-grandchildren Shaina Sarah, Avraham Sender, Devorah Malkah, Moshe and Zahava Bracha; and her brother Aaron Zak and sister-in-law Leya.
Contributions may be made to the charity of choice.
