Aaron-Epstein-Obituary

Aaron Bernard Epstein

Washington, District of Columbia

Jul 11, 1931 – Mar 11, 2025

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BORN
July 11, 1931
DIED
March 11, 2025
LOCATION
Washington, District of Columbia
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On Tuesday, March 11, 2025, AARON BERNARD EPSTEIN of Washington, DC. Beloved husband of Jacqueline Epstein, loving father of Keith (Kim) Epstein and Esther Epstein, dear grandfather of Serena Epstein and Liana (Joey) Scarim. Aaron was also survived by his caring friend, Marvin Waldman. Graveside...

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Aaron was always the leavening in the Supreme Court newsroom, the person whose wisdom we could count on, whose kindness was special, and whose devotion to reporting was always evident. I particularly remember the day he brought his class of deaf students (at least I think it was his middle or high school class) to court when the first deaf lawyer was arguing a case. The kids were so excited, so fascinated, and all because of Aaron. I have often missed him when in need of news wisdom. He was...

Dear Epstein Family, We're very sorry for the loss of Aaron and join you in your mourning. Remembering Aaron, several of his qualities come to mind: his approach to journalism, his commitment to public service, and his loyalty as a friend. At the old Knight Ridder Washington Bureau we were all very proud of the fact that our Supreme Court reporter was also an attorney. Aaron combined the analytical skills of a lawyer with the reporter's gift for story telling. I recall how hard he worked...

Dear Jackie and family - we were so sorry to learn today of Aaron's passing. We send our sincere condolences and love - Ellen & Jonah

Dear Jacky, We were very saddened to hear about Aaron´s passing and are so sorry for your loss. We only learned the news yesterday, and we want you to know that we are thinking of you during this difficult time. We truly appreciated having Aaron as a neighbor-his kindness, intelligence, and willingness to share his passion for journalism with us and our children, Kieran and Aaron, meant so much. His newspapers are still in our living room, a small reminder of the conversations and knowledge...

Dear Jackie, Keith and Esther: We are deeply saddened to learn of Aaron's death. He was a wonderful journalist and a great role model: smart, thoughtful, scrpulously honest and ethical, and a good and clear writer with the right dose of healthy skepticism about those in power. His contributions to a better society will be mised. Lois and I send our wishes that you may be comforted by the exemplary life Aaron lived.