Dr. Albert Kleiman

Dear Kleiman Family,
This is a voice from long ago - Crescent Beack, to be exact! I just read of Dr. Kleiman's passing, and want to extend to all of you my heartfelt sadness for your loss. I still remember clearly our many happy years at the beach, and particularly remember the day your dad/husband pulled out one of my loose teeth! I will be thinking of you all and hoping that you and your families are well. My sincerest condolences on your loss of a wonderful man.
Susan Nesbit...

To the Kleiman Family,

I just learned of Al's passing and wish to extend my condolences.
Since childhood, I've always had fond memories of Al. He was my first dentist and good friend of our family. I recall many "Friday night pizzas" from Elmwood pizza that he'd share and surprise us with at our home. I also remember how he often visited us at Hawks Nest with his Boston Whaler and gave rides to all us kids.
He was a great guy and I'll miss him a lot. I've lived in many...

We just learned of Al's passing, having last spoken with him in early September on the occasion of his 90th birthday.
We are originally from West Hartford, and lived 2 streets away from his Rockledge Drive home. Al lived a full life and earned the respect and love of his friends. He will be missed.

We extend our sincerest condolences to his family.

Dear Kleiman Family,

Post 45 of the Jewish War Veterans wishes to extend our sincerest condolences to you all at this sad time.

I just learned of Al's passing this morning.

We share your loss. May he rest in peace.

Dr. Klieman was an "honorary grandfather" to our girls, Annabel and Katie. He was a great fellow with a big heart, and we miss him already. (Trish Hablutzel, 58 Rockledge)

To the Kleiman Family

Sorry to hear of your loss. My family thought the world of Doc Kleiman, especially my mom who worked for him way back when.

May you all remember his long life with joy and happiness.

To The Kleiman Family

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Dr Kleiman was a kind and caring man and a credit to his profession.
I will always remember him and his assistant Hope Guerreri for their compassion and professionalism while I was growing up in Elmwood, CT

Ruthie and family:

Al was always a man of love and acceptance. He took me under his wing and not only guided me, but modeled what he taught. From him I learned that, as he once gently admonished me, "People don't care what you know until they know that you care," words that have guided my life ever since. I owe him much.

Ruth, When I first became involved in West Hartford, Al was always willing to teach and guide me along. I truly appreciated all of the support from both of you.
At the Chamber of Commerce, his name was among the most important former directors that I could ask for information.
My deepest sympathy to you and all of your family.
Linda Isaacson French