Benjamin Krass

I worked at Krass brothers as a salesman in the early 1980's. Benny and Harry we very very very nice to me. Great memories with Benny in the Rolls Royce going to the bank and other places too.

BEN KRASS AND I BECAME VERY VERY CLOSE FRIENDS WHEN I WAS YOUNGSTER UNTIL HIS DEATH! I USED TO BRING CUSTOMERS TO HIS STORES AND WE DID ALOT JOKES! WHEN I USED GET OUT OF SCHOOL AND WORK HE WOULD ASK ME TO STOP BY THE HOUSE AND HAVE A NICE KOSHER MEAL WITH HIS FAMILY! I REALLY ENJOYED EVERYTHING HIS FAMILY HOSPITALITY! WE WOULD ALWAYS JOKING AROUND HIS TV COMMERCIALS! AS OF NOW 20 YEARS OF HIS PASSING ( BEN I REALLY REALLY MISS YOU SO MUCH AND LOVE YOU ALWAYS MITCH)

We would go clubbing at the holiday inn oldies night . What a great guy! The yellow Rolls would pull up and Benny would get out like a movie star. Wonderful man. God bless Benny

I became good friends with Benny in Philly back in 90's. He always looked dapper in his collarless suit jackets
and had his hair-cut every 5 days. He had me on his TV commercials. We enjoyed Philly/So. Jersey nitelife. He was a walking moving party guy. King of South Street driving his white Rolls Royce. Miss ya Ben. Bob Friel...

To the Krass Family,

My thoughts are with all of you, especially Eva,Susan,& Michael who I interacted with during my days @ 937 South St.

Bennie will always have a special place in my heart ,as I like so many got my "start" in the business world @ Krass Bros.

Sincerely,

Stuart Lazar

May you rest in peace Ben. Even though we never got to meet, I'm thankful for our one telephone conversation, you seem like quite a character. God rest your soul.

As a young teenager, and fellow "Colecktion" Band Member with son Michael, I will always remember Mr. Krass for his helpful support in clothing all of the members of the Band in the most stylish fashion. We looked great, and he was due the credit...and in some respects still is!

We send our most heartfelt condolences to the entire Krass family.

Fondly remembering Krass Brothers, the canary Rolls, the "you was robbed" late night TV ads and especially the family of Ben Krass. Very sorry for your loss.