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6 Entries
Sandy Nixon
October 20, 2010
Haskell, I am missing your constant whistling, smile and kind words. I'll miss seeing you at our Culver City Flute Choir concerts.
Eva & Richard Schmidler
October 15, 2010
We have known Haskell for about 45 years. Our sons grew up listening to his music, laughing at his jokes, and learning from his wisdom. We are all thankful for having Haskell and Janet in our lives these many years. Having been such a part of our lives, he, and his beloved Janet, will be missed but remembered always.
Dr. Sarah Sela-Herman
October 15, 2010
Haskell was a special man who loved life, music and children. Whenever he would see my kids, his eyes would light up. He would chase little Joey and call him bandito, and pat Jonathan fondly on his head.
He always has kind, comforting, supportive words to say.
haskell will always be in our hearts, and may his memory be of blessing to all of us.
Dr. Sarah Sela-Herman
October 15, 2010
Haskell was a special man who loved life, music and children. When he Would see my kids his eyes would light up. He would chase little Joey calling him little bandito, and pat Jonathan on his head with a lot of affection.
He always had nice kind encouraging words to say.
He will always be in our hearts, and may his memory be of blessing to all of us.
Saul & Connie Isaacs
October 15, 2010
Although we lived in Australia, we were constantly in touch. Haskell was always full of laugher, & loved life, & music. We go back a long way, & he will be missed very much, & will remain in our hearts.
Pini Herman
October 15, 2010
Haskell would always light up when the kids were around and he was a source of warmth and encouragement whenever he was around. He will be missed very much and his goodness was an inspiration.
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