Harry S. Cantor

My sincere condolences to Bea, Ronni, and all of the rest of the Cantor family--
--I read with sadness about your great loss. When my late mother, Clara Kwall, was a resident at Charles Morris, Harry sat at the table next to hers and with his wonderful sense of humor truly made meal-time conversations especially enjoyable for her. His devotion to Bea was an inspiration. With my deepest sympathy,

As a young Afro American boy growing up in the Hill Dristrict, I did not have many male role models, I was raised by my grandmother Willa Hester who tried her best to be both mother and father. I would often search the neighborhood in search of friendship and odd jobs! Mr. Harry Cantor was a friend of mine from the first time I met him as a boy, (he always would have those delicious beefsticks that Cantor and Smolar had made) On many occasions he would give me food to take home. Through high...

Dr Owen Cantor
Our sympathy to you and your family at the loss of your father.
The Lord's peace be with you.
Ruthie and Bob Synowiec

Dear Bea, Jay Roni & Owen, so sorry to hear about Harry.Always remember him for his good nature.Especially when we pulled "Tramp,Tramp,Tramp" on him in our first charades game.

We are so sorry to lose Harry. He and Bea were devoted members of Temple Sinai, and Harry and our Dad, Bert Weiss were devoted "Shul buddies" at Weinberg Village.
On behalf of Bert and Reva Weiss, we send our condolences.
Joan Stein and Mimi Botkin

We also feel the deep loss of Harry who, as a fellow member of SAM was a great gentleman, an outstanding individual and a joy to know.

Dear Leah:

I was saddened to read of the passing of your brother. Please accept my condolences.

I am so sorry for your loss. I remember Harry as a warm and loving man and feel as though I have lost a member of my family. May you all find comfort in his memory.

our condolences to the family of our friend, Harry. and our love to Bea. from Dr.Mel and Malkah Cohen of Phoenix, Az.