MICHAEL L. SILVERMAN

Masha, something made me think of you today. I was shocked to find the notice of your husband's passing. I hope you remember me. We worked together at Union Carbide Plastics quite a few years ago. I am truly sorry for you. My husband, Ed, died quite a few years ago. Please know I am thinking and praying for you. Pat Doherty Pilat

I was sad to learn today of Michael's passing. I fondly remember our childhood days living on 19th street and Jackson Blvd, hitching our way to Austin High School in the morning and sharing our friendship growing up. May your family always remember the good times and and savor those wonderful memories.

the world will miss a terrific guy. I am sorry I dont have any contact information for Phyllis, Steve and all the kids. Will be back from Fla and home soon and will try to find you then. My sympathy and condolences to all. Sandy

Masha---I want to express my deep sympathy and sadness on the news of Michael's passing. I have a great memory of Michael being in Cleveland and letting me join him in The Press Box for a Bears/Browns game back in 1995. I also enjoyed seeing both of you at Isabella's Bat Mitzvah 5 0r 6 years ago. My heart goes out to you and all of your kids. I will miss him. Keith Minkin

My deepest sympathies to the family. Mike was a wonderful man who reached out to everyone and made them feel important. He will be missed but his spirit will live on in the hearts and minds of all who he touched. Arlington Heights was a better community because of his influence.