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David L. Ostfeld Jr.

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OSTFELD David L. Jr., passed away suddenly on December 27, 2010, at the age of 68 years. He was born on September 17, 1942 in Chicago, Illinois of David L. and Mildred (nee Harrison) Ostfeld, who both pre-deceased him. Surviving are his children Kurt D. and his wife Alethia, Dana C., and Mara C....

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To the Family of Dave Ostfeld,

I remember Dr. Ostfeld (Dave) when he taught our Inorganic course at Seton Hall University. We gave him the nickname of "Ernie" from My Three Sons.
He always smiled.

I remember going with Dr. Ostfeld and his wife to Franklin, New Jersey looking for minerals. I picked up a huge stone of Franklinite that I still have with me to this day. At that time his son was just a little guy learning to walk. He always smiled when he talked...

Dear Ostfeld family,
I am so, so sad to learn this news.
David and I were researching the Ostfeld family history for a good number of years. It sure won't be the same without his intelligence and wit. We got together in New York in 2006 after many emails and phone conversations. He was a totally lovely person.
My very deepest sympathies to all of you.
Merle Kastner, Montreal, Canada

I send more sympathy to you kids. David was another edgebrook kid that always had the smarts to do whatever he wished. God bless from another edgebrook kid. Merritt Cook

Dear Dana, Kurt, and Mara,

I only learned of your father's passing yesterday. I am so sorry for your loss.

In June of last year we held our 50th Class Reunion of Carl Schurz High, and we shared the pleasure of David's wonderful sense of humor. He was very instrumental in helping us to locate our missing classmates.

He was a wonderful individual and will be missed by all who knew him.

You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

To David's family.
I am truly sorry for your loss. David and I were classmates at Schurz and we saw each other last year at our 50th reunion. I am deeply saddened by his passing. He was one of a kind. He holds a special place in my memor.

Art Kossack

I was honored to have known and worked with Dave as an active participant in the Chemistry Olympiad. He was a true gentleman and was honored to serve his students.

I had th privilege of working with David at Dart Induustry and once again when he was at the Bergen Academy. He was a gentleman and really enjoyed whatever work he was involved in. He will be sorely missed

Devora Sessler