David Arthur "Sandy" Heinlein

Arigato, Heinlein-san. Your poems sing. We'll meet again. And yes we'll read James Joyce, won't we? You cannot be not missed. Your sister and the peonies - they too miss you; Agape. Shalom. Marguerite sends love to you and Betty and David Michael.

so many fond memories of Cousin Sandy

many fond memories of Cousin Sandy...

I knew Sandy since late 80's at Rutgers area since his Mom Bety was my wife's English teacher. We visited their Piscataway home several times and had a lot of fun time especially during the severy July 4th holidays. Later, I visited him since we became sole mates for the eastern culture since he studied Japanies and its culture, then later Sandy also tried to learn the Chinese antient poetry and the different styles of carigraphy with brush work. And for many years since 1990, we have been...

Sandy was a truly unique spirit. I will not forget his gentle manner, his concern for others, or his love of all things Japanese. Rest In Peace, Sandy. You will be missed and always remembered by those whose lives you touched.

On behalf of the Metuchen Senior Center I wish to send condolences to David's family and friends. He passed through the Center now and again and was a lovely, sincere person. I am sure he will be missed in the community.

On behalf of the Metuchen Senior Center, I wish to send condolences to David's family. He passed through our Center now and again and was a charming, sincere person. I am sure he will be missed throughout the community.
Cathy Ostermueller, Director

My sympathies to David's family. I served as an acolyte with David at Christ Church in the early 1960s. In subsequent years, I would occasionally run into David around New Brunswick and he would tell my wife and I about his latest activities. David was a kind and intelligent person who often remembered events from our young church lives that were hazy to me but quickly brought back to mind at his retelling. David was a champion of Christ Church and the historic record of New Brunswick....

"We exchange The Peace
hand-to-hand-to-heart."
(David A Heinlein, from "Okinawan Christian Q", Dec. 2019, written in Piscataway, NJ)

Meditations and prayers about David and for
those he left behind - his sister Alice (who had
edited his "Brush Strokes" so beautifully),
his f/Friend Robin, his Heinlein family and his
parish family. Cecile.
(Mrs. Cecil de Mille Hopkins, Joyce's Bloomsday
Club and Old York Books, New Brunswick, now
- pro tem - Lebanon, New...