BENJAMIN-RAUCH-Obituary

BENJAMIN RAUCH

New York, New York

1955 - 2021

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RAUCH--Benjamin Brewster. Died at his home in New York City on Thursday April 1, of complications from Multiple System Atrophy, a rare degenerative disease. He was sixty-five years old. Born September 9, 1955, in Bryn Mawr, PA, Ben was the youngest of five children of R. Stewart Rauch, Jr. and...

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On behalf of myself and several Salisbury classmates, we wanted to share that we were truly touched by his passing in heartfelt ways that for each of us has unique meaning. Over the four years we spent with Ben we created many wonderful lifelong memories which have now been dusted off and enjoyed again! However, most importantly not only did he exemplify the Salisbury mission of ‘loyalty and honor’ but it was his friendship and character that we will remember the most and remain dear to us to...

Ben was a wonderful human being. Kind, considerate, always a gentleman and a very loyal friend. I will miss him.

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May God continue to bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Please except my condolences.

I would like to echo everything in the Obituary about Ben's unusual intelligence, his outstanding character, which showed in how he held himself back to allow others to shine, his warmth as a person and other evidence of his talent in relating to a broad range of people. In addition, I must note Ben's extraordinary courage and selflessness during his many years of battling a debilitating and mystifying illness. He never complained or tried to attract attention to himself; he focussed on his...

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We are thinking of you and sending heartfelt condolences.

Ben had true presence and a vigorous curiosity. He was open with his viewpoint and to hearing yours, but mostly to bring you to his way of thinking. Mostly he did—having thought the matter through already. He laughed easily and richly. Deep and respectful fondness, that's what I have for Ben. Classmate, friend, and positive influence. RIP, Sir.