Beloved mother of producer, Steven Spielberg.
Leah was known for her sharp wit. "I told Steve, if I'd known how famous he was going to be, I'd have had my uterus bronzed," she said in a 1994 Los Angeles Times story.
She was portrayed by Michelle Williams in the semi autobiographical film "The Fablemans" written & directed by Steven himself
Contributor: Sam Gebo (50035907)
The family asks that in lieu of flowers, a donation be made to a favorite charity in her name.
A statement from Amblin said that "while known for her red lipstick and Peter Pan collars, for her love of daisies, for her blue jeans and sparkly bling, for her dancing from table to table around the Milky Way, and for her love of camping, fishing and crossword puzzles, Leah is best remembered for her deep, limitless love for the people around her."
She was married to Bernie Adler and Arnold Meyer Spielberg.
She was 97 yrs of age.
Fellow Find.a.Grave contributor Misty Dawn noted that Mrs. Adler Leah was a concert pianist and later restaurateur.
Leah was known for her sharp wit. "I told Steve, if I'd known how famous he was going to be, I'd have had my uterus bronzed," she said in a 1994 Los Angeles Times story.
She was portrayed by Michelle Williams in the semi autobiographical film "The Fablemans" written & directed by Steven himself
Contributor: Sam Gebo (50035907)
The family asks that in lieu of flowers, a donation be made to a favorite charity in her name.
A statement from Amblin said that "while known for her red lipstick and Peter Pan collars, for her love of daisies, for her blue jeans and sparkly bling, for her dancing from table to table around the Milky Way, and for her love of camping, fishing and crossword puzzles, Leah is best remembered for her deep, limitless love for the people around her."
She was married to Bernie Adler and Arnold Meyer Spielberg.
She was 97 yrs of age.
Fellow Find.a.Grave contributor Misty Dawn noted that Mrs. Adler Leah was a concert pianist and later restaurateur.
Beloved mother of producer, Steven Spielberg.
Leah was known for her sharp wit. "I told Steve, if I'd known how famous he was going to be, I'd have had my uterus bronzed," she said in a 1994 Los Angeles Times story.
She was portrayed by Michelle Williams in the semi autobiographical film "The Fablemans" written & directed by Steven himself
Contributor: Sam Gebo (50035907)
The family asks that in lieu of flowers, a donation be made to a favorite charity in her name.
A statement from Amblin said that "while known for her red lipstick and Peter Pan collars, for her love of daisies, for her blue jeans and sparkly bling, for her dancing from table to table around the Milky Way, and for her love of camping, fishing and crossword puzzles, Leah is best remembered for her deep, limitless love for the people around her."
She was married to Bernie Adler and Arnold Meyer Spielberg.
She was 97 yrs of age.
Fellow Find.a.Grave contributor Misty Dawn noted that Mrs. Adler Leah was a concert pianist and later restaurateur.
Leah was known for her sharp wit. "I told Steve, if I'd known how famous he was going to be, I'd have had my uterus bronzed," she said in a 1994 Los Angeles Times story.
She was portrayed by Michelle Williams in the semi autobiographical film "The Fablemans" written & directed by Steven himself
Contributor: Sam Gebo (50035907)
The family asks that in lieu of flowers, a donation be made to a favorite charity in her name.
A statement from Amblin said that "while known for her red lipstick and Peter Pan collars, for her love of daisies, for her blue jeans and sparkly bling, for her dancing from table to table around the Milky Way, and for her love of camping, fishing and crossword puzzles, Leah is best remembered for her deep, limitless love for the people around her."
She was married to Bernie Adler and Arnold Meyer Spielberg.
She was 97 yrs of age.
Fellow Find.a.Grave contributor Misty Dawn noted that Mrs. Adler Leah was a concert pianist and later restaurateur.
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