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Deena Yoffa Gordon
September 10, 2008
Dear Ken and Amy,
I only had a few conversations with Fred, but he could only be described as a kind and lovely man.
He helped me with reconnecting with part of my family. Fred was also kind and supportive to my mother, Muriel Yoffa. Our link is through Rose [your grandmother] to the Yoffa family and, in time I would like to talk with you about our mutual relatives.
Please know my heart goes out to you at this time of loss. I know that there really is very little anyone can say at a time like this. I can only offer you my sympathy and a wish I could offer you the warmth and kindness that Fred offered me so generously.
Steve Michaels
July 28, 2008
Ken and Amy,
I have the best of memories spending time with your family on Aspen Road playing in the back yard and eating over. I will always remember your Dad's incredible smile, positive attitude and passion for life. I am so fortunate to have visited Fred with my sons recently and hearing about life in Gloucester and playing baseball.
Best Wishes,
Cousin Steve, Liz, Andrew and Jason.
Fred & Arlene 1996
Sheldon Stein
July 27, 2008
Fred was a friend of the family before I was even born...The Steins, Linsky's and Kaufman's celebrated new years eve together for many years as well as a life time of good memories. Fred and Arlene were some of the nicest people I knew and I was proud to have known them from my childhood into adult hood.
He will be remembered and missed.
Nanci Stein
July 26, 2008
Dear Ken and Amy,
My thoughts are with you both in this time of sadness of Fred's passing. His heart was as big as the universe. I am glad I got to dance with him in 2005 and to have him in my heart for the past 55 years and for the rest of my life.
Peace,
Shelley Michaels Kamin
July 26, 2008
Ken I remember well how great a dancer your Dad & Mom were and how much I enjoyed being around them. They were both great people and are now together. My thoughts are with you.
Barry Rosenberg
July 25, 2008
Ken I am so sorry to hear of your loss.I never had a chance to meet your dad but by knowing you he must of been a great man.You were a very devoted Son my sincere condolences
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