Blanche D. Lipman

So very sorry for your loss, Marylyn. My deepest sympathy to you and your family.

Michael, I am so sorry for your loss, and my own.

Mrs. Lipman was my math teacher in 7th grade at Harry Hunt. She worked so hard to help me understand what was then called "New Math". She was patient, kind, and caring and I've never forgotten her.

My sincerest sympathies to your family. I had many classes taught by Mrs. Lipman. I enjoyed the classes and have fond memories of Mrs. Lipman. She was kind and patient with her students. Again, my condolences to Mrs. Lipman's family.

I am sorry to hear about this. Mrs. Lipman was a major influence as my high school teacher for all of my years there. I can't thank here enough for the inspiration.

Dear Marylyn, Matt and Mike,

I'm so sorry to hear about your mother. She was a sweet lady and good friend to my mother in their later years, eating out, going to the opera and attending synagogue events. Your mom always had a smile on her face. Thank you,Mike, for including my mother in the carpool. My sister Marilyn and I are thinking of you at this sad time.

Mrs. Lipman was my math teacher some years ago. Not only was she an excellent teacher but she was one of the kindest, most thoughtful people I ever met. She will, no doubt, be remembered fondly by many of her former students. L'chaim!

My son, Dean Smith, who died April 28th of this year at age 52 was a wiz at math and he always credited his favorite, brilliant math teacher at Western Branch H.S., Blanche Lipman. I know, through Dean' s stories about his teacher that she was admired for her ability to communicate beyond math with her students.

My condolences. I was not a good math student at Western Branch, but she was patient and made it interesting. She would run into my mom years later, too, and still remember my siblings and my name to ask about how we were.,She really was a brilliant, kind, and caring teacher.
Loving thoughts and prayers,