BORIS PUTTERMAN

Mr Putterman was my Drawing professor in my Freshman and Senior year of Art School. Philosophy and approaches to art, painting I still apply to this day. A real gentleman, with a great sense of humor, he is missed

Lovely man and a kind caring teacher. He left a huge impression on me when I was his student back in the mid 1970's at PCA. I have always remembered him - always will.

I was always glad to see Boris when he entered the classroom at OLLI. He was always cheerful, and I enjoyed listening to his poems and short stories about the army.

We (the class and I) became concerned when he missed several classes. I especially missed Boris.

I realize there are no words to comfort. But I will say a prayer for you. I will always remember Boris's smile. I always considered him a friend.

It was my privilege to be Boris' Colleague for many years. I always enjoyed his wit. Patty

Boris, you and I never met, but I had the good fortune of experiencing firsthand the obvious wonderful impact you had on the members of your family. I read your obituary, and feel ALL the great benefits you offered to your family, especially to your son, Josh, whom I've known many years. The imprint of your teaching and example in Josh's life is so evident. Like you obviously were, Josh is a very good man, loving, caring, attentive to his duties to others, in every way. What a wonderful...

I spoke to Boris over the phone, when I was calling for Arlene. He was always kind to me, and a pleasure to speak to.

Dear Arlene,
I'm thinking of you with love and a heavy heart. Your love for Boris has been an inspiration to me. My deepest condolences to you.
Agatha Andrews

You will be truly missed at OLLI