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Felecia Rozansky Explains Bakery Closure

Cites family obligations that ultimately made her close shop.

Felecia Rozansky, the former owner of , spoke to Patch recently regarding the closure of her business.

"My reason for selling the shop is entirely due to family obligations," Rozansky said. "In order to really start a new business it has to be your number one priority."

Rozansky fulfilled a lifelong dream of her own by opening on Sept. 15, 2011 at 347 Newbridge Rd. in East Meadow, and a portion of her cookie proceeds went to the Autism Society. She even established a fund called the "Eric Rozansky Fund for Accepting People with Autism," which was named in honor of her son that has Asperger's Syndrome.

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Although she didn't elaborate, Rozansky sold the shop to Hederline Benjamin, who changed the name of the bakery to . She kept a lot of the same items that Rozansky had while she was the owner.

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"As much as I loved my little cookie shop, I love my family more and I just couldn't do both," Rozansky added. "I wish Hederline Benjamin the very best of luck."

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