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Ida D. Mero CHARLESTON - Ida D. Mero, 69, of Charleston, South Carolina, passed away on February 9, 2024, peacefully at her home. Born October 15, 1954, in Norfolk, Virginia, the eldest daughter of Sidney and Julia Terkeltoub (Feldman). Ida graduated from Granby High School in 1972. She worked as a legal secretary in Norfolk until she met her husband, Robert. They were married in December of 1979 and had two beautiful children before being stationed in Charleston, South Carolina, in 1989, where she would continue to raise her children, while also being a preschool and Sunday school teacher. She then went on to graduate from College of Charleston with honors in 2004, while fighting kidney cancer. During her 20-year fight with cancer she would go back to Trident Technical College graduating again with honors in 2017 with her paralegal certificate and continued to work as a paralegal until her retirement in 2020. After her retirement, she enjoyed her days quilting with her local quilting group, riding with her husband, Robert, on his Harley, and being an active member of the American Legion. Ida is survived by her husband, Robert Mero, 70; her daughter and grandchildren Madison, Makayla, and Gabriel; son, David Mero (Michelle) and granddaughter, Maddie; sister, Marcia Terkeltoub; brother, David Terkeltoub (Betsey) and their children, William Terkeltoub and Abigail Terkeltoub (Blake); and grandniece, Isabelle. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you donate to the American Cancer Society in her honor. Online condolences may be offered to the family at hdoliver.com. Ida D. Mero Charleston

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Published by Charleston Post & Courier from Feb. 15 to Feb. 16, 2024.

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Emma Chambers

February 16, 2024

Bob and David, Ida will be truly missed. She has touched so many people with her love, smile and caring spirit. I loved her from the minute I meet her at PCC and in the past few years have enjoyed quilting with you.
You both are in my prayers

Carol.Gibson-Bauman

February 16, 2024

Bill and I are so sorry to hear of Ida's passing. She was a great addition to our quilt group and I loved to see her excitement and enthusiasm to learn how to quilt. The group Will miss her as I will miss her as my friend.

T.O. Sanders

February 16, 2024

Bob and David,
My family and I are keeping you in our thoughts and prayers over the loss of Ida. I am honored to have had the opportunity to know Ida and to work with her for many years. Through Ida's work at my office, she touched many lives.
Although Ida left several years ago, people still call the office asking about her. They do so because of how much they enjoyed and appreciated Ida. Brenda enjoyed getting to know Ida through the Sociology Department at the College of Charleston. Ida was very special. She had a kind heart. My family and I will miss her.
Respectfully, T.O. Sanders and family

Norma Hagan

February 16, 2024

I met Ida at church many years ago. She was kind and sweet. Soft spoken and a real lady. I will miss my friend. I have no doubt where you are now. Enjoy and know you were loved by many.
Norma Hagan

Tammy Solomon Conner

February 16, 2024

So sorry to hear if Ida´s passing. May her memory be a blessing for all that new her. We had many interesting conversations while our children attended Addlestone Academy. May she Rest in Eternal Peace. Lovely lady!

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