GARY ROSENSWEIG

To the Rosensweig Family, Just learned about Gary's passing. We played basketball together in Hightstown's Black School. He was the nicest guy in the gym and a pleasure to play ball with. We covered each other for many years until he stopped playing. Gary was a gentleman on the court and off and we had many great conversations. I am going to miss him...

my deepest condolences to gary's family

My deepest condolences to Gary's family.

I grew up with Gary in Elizabeth. He was a year ahead of me, in my long deceased brother Joel's class. Gary was a wonderful fellow, and a fantastic bb player. He was by far the best player at the Elizabeth ymha on e. jersey st., where he teamed with paul liebowitz, danny simberloff, bobby tarlowe and Ronnie meisler, to formthe dominant "Hawks" team.

bob fabrikant, Washington, d.c.

Gary was a "wonderful and kind presence" professionally, as well. I loved getting to know him as a lawyer, a good and trusted friend and adviser, and someone with such a good brain and good sense of humor and friendship. So very, very sorry for the family's loss. And for New Jersey--the law needs as many people like Gary as possible, and we have all too few!

Sorry for your loss.May God continue to grant you peace and comfort.

Dear Rosensweig family-
I am so sorry for your loss. May the God of all comfort give your family strength during this sad time because he cares for you. 1 Peter 5:6,7

Hi Seth,

Thinking of you and wishing you peace and comfort. May the love of family surround you and give you strength in the days ahead.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Regards,
Hoa

Dear Ellen and Gary's kids
I have some very fond memories of Gary when we were at Schwartz, Tobia & Stanziale. Because we were both from Elizabeth - way back when - His story of how he joined St. Catharine's CYO was very funny. His friends told him to join because the CYO had a great basketball program, so he put on a catholic school jacket that one of his friends gave him, and signed up. I think he said he even used the name that was on the jacket whenever the priest spoke to him,...