Ingrid Maslow

Ingrid Ruth Maslow, age 86, born in Berlin, Germany. A holocaust survivor, she spent most of her childhood in hiding. Along with thousands of other civilians she and her family followed the British army to its evacuation at Dunkirk hoping for scraps of food. She spent the remainder of the war hidden by nuns in a convent in Zevecote, Belgium.  Following the war she and her family spent time in a British refugee camp before being sponsored by the Minneapolis Jewish community for entry into the USA. Ingrid loved travel, opera, baking  and was an award winning needlepoint artist. Preceded in death by parents Hans and Irna (Simon) Moser; beloved husband, Julius; brother, Max; and close friends, Dan and Fran Shinder and Abe and Fannie Schanfield. Survived by son, Marc (Sherry) Maslow; daughter, Sharon Maslow; sister, Mona (Roger) Hickey; grandchildren, Dan Maslow (Amanda Mindlin) and Kelly Maslow (Jaime Mougan); niece Bonnie (Steve) Lazar andthe extended Shinder Family. Special thank you to Amanda from Park Nicollet Hospice and the staff of Wealshire Bloomington for their compassionate and loving care. Ingrid's wishes were for a family only burial and no Shiva. Memorials may be sent to Planned Parenthood of MN.