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Sam in 1995
September 14, 2007
Rim Meirowitz
August 27, 2007
I've just returned from my vacation and am saddened and shocked by Sam's death. Not shocked. I knew that it would come some day; but that doesn't make it easier.
I was honored to have studied with Sam a few years ago at my synagogue, temple shir tikvah. He found out that my dad was an old woodwinds man from the big dance era, and--and this is a few years ago-he had the energy to still teach. He taught me his method of reading with fluency the rhythmatic patterns of songs. He hand wrote some music and we would beat out the rhythm. He thought that an inability to be in rhythm was the major failing of musician's ability to sight read..
Sam was always, always kind and generous to me. I think of him often as I sing (off key and off rhythm I'm afraid)
My dad died when I was young, so I am honored to have known Sam during this time in his life and in mine.
rabbi rim meirowitz
Jan Morrison
August 26, 2007
To the Family and Friends of Sam,
Sam was my Dad, Harry Fishburne's, roommate at the Woodbriar in Wilmington up until he passed away this past February. I continue to play the piano for the residents at the Woodbriar every week and Sam would either come over to listen or I would stop by and see him before I left. He offered me some very good advice on my rhythm and timing and I thank him for that. Sam loved his "Root Beer Barrels" and I was happy to bring them to him by the bagfuls! Sam was a gentleman and a wonderful person, and I feel privileged to have known him for the past couple of years. I will miss him very much as I am sure all who knew him will.
Sincerely,
Jan Morrison
August 25, 2007
It was a pleasure to know him and hear his many stories. He will be missed by all of us.
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