HAROLD S. ROSENBLUTH

Dear Hal,
I only met your father once -- the night we had dinner with your parents before the baseball game (I think you threw the first pitch) -- but I remember thinking you were lucky to have such terrific parents. By all accounts, your dad led a beautiful life. I hope your memories will be a comfort to you and your brother and sister.

Dear Franny and family,

I am so sorry for your loss. Harold was a true gentleman and one of the nicest people I have had the privilege to know. I just heard the sad news this morning and in spite of my sadness I can not help but smile as I remember the many pleasant and very often amusing interactions I had with Harold during my time at Rosenbluth Travel and particularly at 1515.

He will be missed

With sincerest sympathy,

Jim Buddendorf

lee-i'm very sorry for your loss. i remember your dad as a true gentleman with a great sense of humor. please convey my condolences to your mom.

Dear Hal,
My heart breaks for you and your family in the loss of your Father - a great, kind, and caring man.

Harold and Frannie welcomed thousands and thousands of us in to the Rosenbluth Family over the years in not only leading a successful business but helping so many achieve so much in their lives. We were blessed to be a part of it all.

My family's prayers are with you in comfort, strength and love.

Dear Amy and Blaise,

Barbara and I wish to extend our deepest sympathy to you and all of the family, and especially your mother, Frances.

I met your father at the time of your wedding and found him to be the epitome of a true gentleman. We were truly graced to have known him and your mother.

For a number of years after we would receive a lovely card at Christmas time and we were honored to have been invited to the ceremony at Rodeth Shalom honoring the...