Hon. Andrew G. Meyer

My condolences to Judge Meyer's family. I tried a number of cases before him during the 80s and 90s. He was an excellent judge and a fine man. God Bless you at this difficult time.

My son Max (15) and I met Judge Meyer once in April 2007 when we were guests of the Meyer Shorb family. For a full day he showed us around Harvard. It was a great day with a great, inspiring person we will always remember!
Walter Emberger and Max, Salzburg, Austria

Dear Sally,

I was sorry to hear of your loss. Though I didn't know your husband well, I had the pleasure of restoring his vintage photograph and do remember his graciousness. Please know that you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.


Nancy Evans
Sherborn

I will always have fond memories of Judge Meyer from my childhood visits -- dinners with the family, recommended scenes to play selected from the many classic novels in the familyroom downstairs. Joan's parents always made me feel as though I was one of their own children. My heart is with you at this time of sorrow.

Dear Sally,
We are very sorry for you and your family's loss. We enjoyed knowing Andy for the short amount of time we knew him. We will miss talking with him and hearing his funny stories on his many walks.
Your friends, Chris & Naomi

Dear Mrs. Meyer, Joan, Ames, Ellen, Tom and Andy: Our thoughts and prayers are with you as we have learned this evening of Judge Meyer's passing on to the promised land. If there is anyone who will be greeted with "Halleluliahs" it's the Judge. What a special man. May his grace and kindness carry on in you and your children. Love, Tom and Hilary

I am terribly upset to hear of the passing of Andy. I have known him for so many years. He has been a inspiration to me. my deepest condolences to the family.

Dear Joan, Ames and family
I am so sorry for the loss of your father, father -in-law and grandfather. But I am uplifted at the thought of his very, very full life and loving family. I remember him and your mother so kindly watching all of our collective children in Sanibel so we could go out to dinner. He truly seemed to be a happy man.