Eleanor Lowenthal

A beautiful person. So sorry for your loss Binnie Ditesheim

To the Lowenthal family, Eli was an extremely important person in my younger life. Upon college graduation i became the manager of the Roxbury Winter Club and worked very closely with Eli. She had a can do attitude which filtered into every aspect of the rink and supported everyone involved. I was fortunate to have skated with and to have known all the Lowenthal children. Not only were they champion skaters, but also so family oriented. Please accept my heartfelt condolences as I have often...

We extend our heartfelt condolences to the entire Lowenthal family during this difficult time. Please know that your Roxbury Swim & Tennis Club family grieves with you and holds you close in our thoughts.

My heartfelt & sincere condolences go out to Meg and the entire Lowenthal family. I first met Mrs. Lowenthal (i still have to call her that) as a student in the Stamford Young Artists Philharmonic in the 1970´s. Throughout the years Ellie always remembered me when our paths crossed and greeted me with that genuine infectious smile and sincere interest in how my family and I were doing. She was one of a kind and her legacy will live on for ages. May Eleanore´s memory be for a blessing.

Hey Meg.. very sorry to hear this but what an accomplished lady. Must make you proud. With sympathy...