HARRIET ANN NIRENSTEIN

Kenny, so sorry to learn about Harriet's passing. She was a wonderful friend of my sister, Vicki, during our growing up years in Auburn and beyond. Our family's knew each other well and I always considered Harriet a friend of mine. We had close contact with the Shapiro family in those years. I went to school with her brother Larry and her dad, Arthur, was President of the Lewiston/Auburn Jewish Community Center when my dad served as Director. I remember Harriet as a bright light, lots of...

I send my condolences to Harriet's family. I worked with her at the University of Hartford. She was an excellent teacher and a kind and caring colleague.

Ken.....my condolences go out to you and your family. I know how stressful her ordeal has been...especially during Covid.....and I'm sure that.....in due time.....your grief will abate and Harriet's memories will evoke smiles that show how blessed you all were to have had her in your lives. May she rest in true peace.

Faith, My deepest sympathies to you and your entire family. Funny all these decades later I still have the clearest memory of your beautiful mother and her great smile, I can even hear her voice as made sure we weren't getting into trouble ("Faaaaith?!"). May her memory be a blessing and a comfort to you all. Sending hugs.

Ken and family - Donna and I were saddened to learn of Harriet´s passing. Harriet was such a bright light and so welcoming to everyone she met. We loved our trips to Long Boat Key when we had a chance to visit you & Harriet and enjoy good times. We hope that your wonderful memories of Harriet will sustain you at this difficult time. We will miss her and her wonderful smile. May her memory be a blessing. You are in our thoughts. Donna and Mike

We wish we got to know Harriet better. She was a beautiful person with a kind spirit. May her memory be a blessing to all who know and love her. Ken Kolpan and Liz Solar