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Bruce Silverman
February 14, 2023
He was a wonderful man, so many sweet memories
DON KRIESEL
March 1, 2005
I WOULD LIKE TO THANK FIRST OF ALL THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS THAT SHARE OUR LOSS IN THIS VERY ROUGH TIME. I TOO WILL MISS MY DAD AND FEEL GOOD THAT HE IS NOW KEEPING MY MOM COMPANY.THIS IS NOT GOOD-BYE BUT I WILL KEEP YOU BOTH IN MY HEART UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN
Dora Lynn Zorich
February 22, 2005
My Thoughts and Prayers are with you all. Sorry for the loss of Uncle Jack. Take Care...doralynn
Howard Friedman
February 20, 2005
I'm very sorry about Uncle Jack as I write this I feel so bad. My thoughts are with you guys.
Howard.
Marla Goldberg
February 20, 2005
Uncle Jack,
I cannot tell you how much you will be missed. I will remember always turning on AOL and seeing you "signed on" in my buddy list. My children, Gennifer, Michael and Adam as well as my husband Bert wish you a safe journey. Give my love to Auntie Gene.
Your niece,
Marla
Bruce Silverman
February 20, 2005
We'll miss you, Uncle Jack. Give our love to Auntie Jean, Bernie, Linda, Abe and Fanny.
Love, Bruce, Courtney, Isaac and Joseph
scott weisstein
February 20, 2005
Jack, You were always a good example for me of always being optimistic. You never complained when you were in pain and accepted whatever life dealt to you. I am very proud of all your accomplishments and will miss talking with you. May you rest in peace and god bless you.
Your loving sister, Alice
Maryilyn Brilliant Kaplan
February 20, 2005
Very sorry about your brother. It seems like we were all just kids. I hope your family is well.
Debbie and Dan Schranze
February 20, 2005
Even though distance has kept all of us apart over the years, the importance of family that was instilled in us as kids has kept us together in spirit. Uncle Jack will be remembered for his devotion to our family, the joy he received from playing poker with the family and definitely his love of computers. I find comfort in knowing he is now reunited in heaven with his wife, who was always known to us as Aunt Gene, my beloved grandparents, Fannie and Albert Kriesel, my cherished father, Robert Friedman, sorely-missed cousin, Linda Weisstein, and her dad, Uncle Bernie Silverman. May the love and joy they all gave us remain in our hearts forever.
Beverly Friedman
February 20, 2005
Thinking of all of you, He will be missed by all of us
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