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for Jack Eisenstein
david grossman
August 16, 2008
dear mike & family, i am truly sorry for your loss. my thoughts & prayers are with you. always david grossman
Frances Reiff Sgro
August 16, 2008
As a frightened freshman entering ACHS, how comforting it was to have had Mr. Eisenstein as my teacher. During my 4 years at ACHS (class of '61) he remained my favorite teacher...just knowing "Big Jack" was to love him. I believe to this day I made the ACHS cheerleading squad as he was on the judging committee. He will always hold a special place in my heart. My sympathy and prayers to his family.
Peter Manetas
August 15, 2008
From all of us at The College of New Jersey (Trenton State College), we wish to offer our most profound sympathy, but also our heartfelt appreciation, to the Eisenstein Family. We thank you for sharing Jack with us. He was a tremendous source of both counsel and support for many, including college presidents,TCNJ athletic coaches, classmates and professional colleagues. More than anything else, he was a wonderful friend and his presence will be felt by all of us for years to come.
To the Eisenstein Family, please know you are always welcome on our campus and as members of our community.
Sincerely,
Peter Manetas
The College of New Jersey
Charles Moore
August 15, 2008
I first met Jack Eisenstein at the start of my freshman year at ACHS, September 1951. Not only was he my Freshman Football Coach, he was my Community Civics' teacher.
He worked us hard both on the field and in the classroom which I must admit was not fully appreciated at the time. I quickly learned though, how important Mr. Eisenstein's "life lessons" would be and how well they would serve me over the next 50 years.
Living these past 32 years so far away in Minnesota I didn't have many opportunities to thank him for all he did for me. I last saw him and his wife Toni at the annual ACHS-HSHS game some years ago. We had a nice exchange about the good old days of the 50's. Jack and I both agreed how nice it would be if we could only turn the clock back; be 18 again, if for only one Friday night under the lights at Bader Field.
We'll miss you Jack.
We send our condolences to his family, Charles and Linda Moore
Al and Judy Headley
August 15, 2008
To the Eisenstein Family,
May God bless you with His peace and comfort during this difficult time.
We remember Jack fondly, both as teacher at ACHS and football coach.
Emil and Bette Roncace
August 15, 2008
Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire Eisenstein family at this sorrowfull time.
Emil and Bette Roncace
Helen (Michael) Lowe
August 14, 2008
To all of the Eisenstein family: I want to extend my sympathy to you in your loss. Jack was one of the best-liked teachers at PHS back in the 50s and had many friends there. If I remember correctly (and maybe I don't), wasn't he also one of our football coaches? I graduated in 1954. Two of his close friends were Marshall ("Mart") Errickson who went on to become Supt. of Schools in Freehold Twp. in 1953-54 and left us all in October 1989. Margaret ("Midge") his wife, who was my shorthand teacher, has for 44 years been one of my very dearest friends. Mart has probably been part of Jack's "welcoming committee" to his new life. Midge has always spoken warmly of Jack and I will let her know of his passing. She is still living in Freehold in a lovely retirement community. I moved to San Francisco in 1969 and hadn't realized that Jack went on to such an illustrious career in education there at ACHS. He will be remembered warmly by thousands of his students and associates. God bless you and may your memories continue to comfort you.
Barbara Kichline
August 14, 2008
I was so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.
Edna Zeitlin & Fred Bobinski
August 14, 2008
Our condolences to the Eisenstein family......may the lifetime of memories you all share bring you peace in the days to come.
Linda & Krissy Donovan & Bob
August 14, 2008
Dearest Eisenstein family, our deepest condolences on your loss,
''...and remember I am always with you until the end of time."
August 14, 2008
Our hearts and prayers go out to the Eisenstein family on the passing of your husband and father. May God continue to Bless each and everyone of you.
The Jefferson Sisters,
Sissy & Shelle
Atlantic City, NJ
Terri Holzman (McGahn)
August 14, 2008
Toni & Family: Jack was a wonderful man, mentor and friend. Always a fixture in and around our home growing up and part of my childrens' lives as well. Thank you for sharing.
Don't worry dad will show him the ropes and introduce him to all best people. God Bless
Dan & Sara Hender
August 14, 2008
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Kim Turner
August 14, 2008
It's so SO sad but he is at peace. Condolences to the entire family and all Jack's friends. Toni - big hugs to you and keep the memories fresh. XOXO Kim
Stephen Sanborne
August 14, 2008
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
steve dunn
August 14, 2008
Jack was a real giant in education. He set the standards. Missed by all.
Jay Aubrey Jones
August 14, 2008
My sincerest condolences to the Eisenstein Family. Dr. Eisenstein was a great educator and administrator. How lucky we were to have him in the Atlantic City Public School System.
Marylou Reiff
August 14, 2008
Jack Eisenstein hired me in 1973 for a teaching position at Atlantic City High School. As a boss, he was first-rate. As a human being, it was difficult to top him. He never engaged in the meaningless educational jargon that we hear so often today. He didn't have to..you knew that the kids of Atlantic City were his first priority.Jack was a totally hands- on administrator. He was everywhere, supporting athletic teams, clubs, drama and the like. He could be tough, but he was ALWAYS fair.To Toni, Mike, Eric, and Paul, I offer my deepest sympathies. Your loss is immeasurable, but how fortunate you were to have such a wonderful person in your lives.
We will not see his like again.
Arnold Vanaman
August 14, 2008
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
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