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Sydney Smith Gordon
October 4, 2005
Pam and Family;
Good memories, thoughtful acts and humor in action are the face we recall of this very special man.
A legacy to cherish.
Love ; Syd
Phil and Lois Kupritz
September 30, 2005
To the Szold Family,
We were so saddened to learn of Myron's passing. We have fond memories of being neighbors on Oak St. in Evanston many years ago. We were also honored to have been included in the special birthday celebration evening a few year ago.
Our sincere condolences to all the family. May his memory be for a blessing.
Sincerely,
Phil and Lois Kupritz
Tom Butler
September 30, 2005
Dear Pam and Family, Myron was an important force and a wondereful partner in many projects at the Columbus Museum, and his love of art and culture was infectious. On behalf of many people who cared deeply for him within this southern community, we express our sincerest condolences for your loss.
Tom Butler
Director
Columbus Museum
Bob Mencher
September 29, 2005
How sad. Mike was my housemate for my senior year at Oberlin at 52 Union Street. I recently spoke with him after not hearing from him for many years My deepest condolences to his wife and family If I can find a photo from Oberlin I will submit it.
Ophira Ben-Arieh
September 28, 2005
Dear Pam:
In deep sorrow and grief, I send my condolences to you on the death of Myron. May GOD give him peace and comfort.
Ophira
Michael Grossman
September 28, 2005
I was one of Mikes housemates at Oberlin during the fall of 1957, his final semester at Oberlin. It's hard to remember he wasn't much past 21 as his was a presence we admired.
From the decades of his past, I and other chums from this era send you and those who loved him our hopes that your fond memories outlast your grief.
Mike Grossman
Dick Kindig
September 27, 2005
Dear Pam,
Barbara and I send our deepest sympathies in your loss. We had enormous respect and fondness for Myron. You're in our thoughts and prayers.
Fondly,
Barbara and Dick Kindig
Mark Reeves
September 27, 2005
Pam -
Frank and I send loving thoughts to you and your family. The stories that you shared with me at Dance for Life about Myron's wonderful spirit throughout his illness have stayed with me and were the first things that came to mind when I heard the news. We are honored to have known him. We love you and look forward to seeing you soon.
Joel Jastromb
September 27, 2005
Pam and family: My deepest sympathies on the loss of my dear friend for over 35 years. I will cherish his keen intellect, marvelous "one-offs" and a philosophy of life that molded a most unique human being.
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