BARTON M. ADLER

So sorry to hear of Bart's passing. I worked with Bart for a number of years.

OMG so very saddened to hear about Bart´s passing !! He was a delightful human being . .. a devoted and loving husband , wonderful Dad and Granddad, always a positive and genuine personality leaving a legacy and wonderful memories for you, Susan and your family to cherish and share in the years to come. Rest in Peace, Barty!! I

Dear Suzanne and family, My deepest condolences Blessings Marie-Claude

Barton was my dad's best lifelong friend. He was there for him through everything, including his parents' deaths. He was there for my family and me through my dad's, crossing state borders during covid shutdown to bear witness to my father's burial for us because we couldn't be there. He was a mensch unlike I have ever known. He and Susan were always laughing. He was the proudest husband and familyman. Barton was the best, and I am truly so sad about his passing. May we all remember and...

Barton was the kindest, second sweetest man I knew. He was my husband´s best friend through school and religious school. It was an honor to know him.

So sorry to learn of this loss My memories of Bart are of a smiling kind person from BHS to our reunions. He will be missed. Jan and Bob Feinberg.

My deepest condolences to Sue and the entire family. Barty always made me smile my entire life. With his passing, the world lost one of the good guys!

My deepest sympathies Susan and family for your loss. He was well loved I´ve only known him for a few years but he´s one of the sweetest nicest person I´ve met. Going to miss his humming and laughter and hey hey hey during or marathon mah Jong sessions. Leaving for his famous Costco runs with a sweet kiss to his lovely wife asking if we need anything Bart you will be missed and always in our memories. Love Virginia

I am so sad to learn of Bart´s passing. From childhood growing up in Coolidge Corner through high school years, he was a great friend. I hope that happy memories will help in these sad and difficult days ahead. With Deepest Sympathy, Shirley (Flanagan)McDonald