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for Howard Silverstein
Marcia Sasser
February 28, 2003
Norine, I don't know if you remember me, but I worked for Howard for many years beginning in 1962 when I was in high school. My friend Reggie Weissler sent me the notice about Howard's death. I am so very sorry. Howard played a very influential role in my life. I'm still working in the legal field 40 years later.
Michael Perse
February 24, 2003
Dear Norine, Ryan, Lauren, Stephen, Austin and the entire Silverstein family;
It was with great shock and grief that I learned yesterday of Howard's passing. Unfortunately my family was out of town for the weekend and I was unaware of the service. Consequently, I regret I could not be there to personally offer my respects to your father's memory and my condolences to all of you. After first meeting Ryan as a class mate at Pinewood Acres, I will never forget the wonderful times I spent with your whole family, from the weekend sleep overs to the trips in the RV to Homassasa Springs. Howard would take Ryan, Stephen and me to Al's newstand late at night for Charleston Chew candy bars, Slim Jims and the latest comics and military modeling magazines. Then, because you had a great two story house, we'd spend the night seeing who could jump from the top of the second story landing to the bottom of the stairs. Howard knew what we were doing, but he let us get away with it.
I'm sorry we sort of drifted apart after Ryan and I went to different high schools. I'm glad, however, to have seen Howard one last time a while back, and was also happy to learn that Stephen and Austin carry on at Alec's. I will miss Howard dearly.
With great love and respect,
Mike, Loni, Amanda, Chris and the entire Perse family.
Rita Ringle
February 21, 2003
Norine, Ryan, Marla, Lauren, Stephen, Austin, and the entire Silverstein Family,
My sincerest condolences. Howard was a second father to me when I was growing up. Your family took in my family as their own, and I will always cherish every moment that we spent together. Howard was always fun, kind, gentle, and loving to everyone he met. Howard and Norine always included our family on their fun trips and gatherings. Fun filled memories that will never be forgotten. I will be with you in prayer on this very sad day.
All my love to everyone,
Rita (the little one)
nathan creamer
February 21, 2003
Norine and family we are sorry that we are unable to be there with you in your time of need. You are in our thoughts and prayers. God bless you all. Howard is a wonderful man and will be missed by all of us.
Our Deepest Sympathy
Love Always
Nathan,Kim and Faith Creamer
Enrique Moreno
February 21, 2003
Dear Steve:
My condolences to You and Your family. Your Dad was a great guy.
brockhoft christy
February 21, 2003
OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU IN YOUR TIME OF SARROW.GOD BLESS YOU
Christy and faimly
kimberly creamer
February 21, 2003
we are sorry to here of your loss our love and prayers are with you god bless you all take care.
Karen Beckman Bernstein
February 21, 2003
Deepest sympathies to the Silverstein and Beckman families. Fond memories of Howard from childhood.
Karen Beckman Bernstein
Mari & Billy Bayes
February 21, 2003
Dearest Norine & Family,
Our condolences and warmest regards to you and all of the family. As we embrace the many lives Howard touched, it will be those memories of his love of life that will give us all comfort and peace. All of you are in our hearts, thoughts, and prayers......always
With Our Deepest Love,
Mari & Billy
John & Miriam Becerra
February 21, 2003
Dear Norine and Silverstein family, we send our most sincere sympathy to you all. Although we only met Howard on a few occassions, we knew Howard to be a wonderful, warm and kind person especially through our family, Ramon & Rita Munoz. So many kind and humorous stories have been shared with us over the many years that they have known each other. He will be missed by all. May all your fond memories always keep his memory close to your hearts-- always.
Thinking of you.
With our deepest sympathy,
John and Miriam
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