Dr. MORDECAI DAVID TREBLOW Ph.D.

Dear Treblow family I just now stumbled on to Modeci's obituary. I am stunned and
cannot forgive myself for not keeping in closer touch. Mordecai was my mentor at Bloomsburg U. and a kinder man, caring professional does not exist. My tears go out to Sybil and her children. I have no fear in saying I loved Mordecai and ....
I am lost for words.

Dear Sybil,

My condolences on the passing of Mordecai. I was privileged to have worded with Mordecai several years at Calgon. He was always an interesting character and made the lab work fun.

Ron Myers

Dear Sybil,

I send my deepest condolences. Mordecai was such a good friend and a dear colleague. I will never forget how honored my former husband Martin and I were to attend a Sukkot at your home. Such a long time ago.

How wonderful to have grandchildren and such a lovely family.

respectfully,
Christina St Clair (formerly Tina O'Lear)

Baruch Dayan Ha-emet. May my dear ZOA friend's name be forever as a blessing. - Jeff Pollock, Esq., Sq. Hill

Sympathy & kindest regards to Mordecai's family & friends wherever they may be. God bless 1 & all. Take care.

Sybil, Mordecai was a wonderful man. I am sure you will miss him deeply. Kathy Matta

Mordechai Treblow truly loved the jewish people and the state of Israel. His insights about politics and communal issues , that he shared with many of us , were sharp , smart , and very pertinent . He was a true minyan person , always stressing the spiritual side to shul attendance.I will mis his very unique personality . M M Milch