Aaron Buchsbaum

I am writing to express the deepest condolences of the entire SCAD family in the loss of Aaron, a highly regarded member of the Savannah community. I hope that fond memories may provide his family and friends with some measure of solace during this sorrowful time.

In sympathy,

Paula Wallace
SCAD President and Cofounder

I know only Aaron's daughter, Susan, but what a special man. Hopefully someone is coming behind him to fill his shoes.

Elizabeth and Isabella, I am so sorry for your loss. I am thinking of you and your family.

Our family is so grateful for the courageous and effective support he provided in 1963 to get my brother, Rick Tuttle, released when he was jailed for his civil rights work. Our love to his family.

WE are thinking of you

I wish to express my sincere sympathy to the family of Aaron Buchsbaum. May God comfort the family during this difficult time. And may your loving memories sustain you as you endure the days ahead.

I will always remember Attorney Buchsbaum kind and loving spirit for all people. He has truly been my angel in disguise. I meet Attorney Buchsbaum at the Superior Court Clerk Office in 1983. He was my friend/mentor and will truly be missed.

I know he will be sorely missed by many. Aaron was a gentleman, an honest and insightful man, and one who listened as well as spoke. He is one of my fond memories of Savannah.
A great, gentle lawyer with a huge conscience: there aren't many like him.