Benjamin S. Wolfe

Just came across this. Very sad. I was a cousin - Richard Sanders. Son of Dave and Helen/Sophie. Ben was about 10-12 yeas older than me. As I grew older, and got to know him - and Ira and Anne - I appreciated how kind and generous his was with his time and attention. Over time, I came to see him as a kind of person to aspire to - a role model, I suppose. Hard-working, a good student, pleasant, thoughtful and kind to everyone. I loved his parents - Bertha and Miltie (both of whom were...

I was saddened to hear that Ben had passed away. I joined Rutgers Business School staff a year ago and had the pleasure of speaking with Ben at numerous events. In fact, I looked forward to seeing him and would email him in advance to see if he was attending. He was kind, engaging, and very interesting. I loved hearing his Rutgers' stories and so appreciate his dedication to his alma mater. He will be deeply missed by the entire Rutgers community and by me personally. May his memory be...

I knew Ben for more than 60 years for our days together at Rutgers. I extend my deep condolences to his family for the loss of this wonderful man. Alex Plinio

My condolences to Ben's family. Ben and I were classmates at Madison Jr High, Newark, NJ The last time I saw Ben was many years ago in Madison Square Garden at a Knicks - Warriors basketball game. Bob Weiss

sorely missed...the MAN, the LEGEND

I offer my deepest sympathy for the lost of your loved one. I hope 1Thessalonians 4:14 offers you hope and comfort.

Ben and I worked together at OLYMPIC PARK as teenagers and were close friends. So sorry to hear of his passing.

One of the nicest people in the business. RIP.

I often represented Ben on public finance transactions over the years. He was an all around great guy! My thoughts and prayers are with you.