DANIEL A. POLLACK

Dan´s commitment to children in need was profound. He served as a Trustee on the Board of Trustees at The Jewish Child Care Association of New York eventually becoming President of the Board at JCCA. As a young manager I frequently looked to Dan for guidance and direction. His wisdom and encouragement was always so affirming and helpful. His leadership touched the lives of countless children and staff. Dan´s compassion and wisdom will be missed. It was my good fortune to have had the...

May his memory be a blessing. As a court reporter at the Southern District of New York, I did freelance work and covered depositions for Dan for years. We were buddies. He was terrific.

Miss our conversations and good counsel.

I worked for Mr. Pollack for 25 years. I learned a lot from him. He will be missed.

A most brilliant attorney who was dedicated to his clients....Dan always selected fine wines, offered good advice on art and on a rare occasion broke 90 on the golf course. My wife Maureen and I will miss him. His clients will surely miss his superb counsel.

I was a classmate of Dan at Poly (56). We were friends and I have the fondest memories of a wonderful and brilliant boy. I was a guest at his home on many occasions. I have distinct recollection of meeting several of the Brooklyn Dodgers as his father was the attorney for the organization. Although I haven't seen him since Poly I am deeply saddened by his loss. I send my best to his family. God bless you.

A dear friend from September 1950 to the date of his death, Dan was as exceptional a pal as he was a person. We were in the midst of a swap: one of my novels for one of his water colors; I had told him that if I were to be successful it would damage his reputation as a superb negotiator. Alas, the deal was never made and his reputation remains intact. His family has the rich legacy of his love and the sparse consolation that he leaves a contrail of admirers, confederates and comrades.
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"Sudden" is the word - I was speaking with Dan a few months back. Dan was a vibrant man and a good friend, always in communication with his High School classmates at Poly Prep, including me. We were talking about his coming to San Diego.

Fraternally - and RIP
George Marks '56