HARVEY SIGELBAUM

We will always remember Harvey and the joyous days we spent together with you and Harvey on the beach in Westport. Harvey was such a kind and generous soul and we loved being with him and his beloved family. Our thoughts are with you, Barbara, and with Jessica and your entire family. Harvey remains with me as vividly today as then. I will always treasure his love of life and his kindness to others. With much love, The Meyer Family (Phil, Peg, Josh, Mike & Augie)

I knew Harvey for almost 50 years and worked as a consultant in each of his businesses. We became close friends and often discussed our families which were the same in structure. He was liked by all and could bring people together. We miss his charm and intuition. Love you Harvey

I first met Harvey at Urban Community and then Amalgamated and Multi Plan. He was always a good friend and working for him as a consultant was a pleasure. He had a spirit that transferred to all that he met. I last spent and afternoon with him 2 years ago and had planned to see him again soon. He will be missed by all. Please accept my deepest condolences.

Harvey was a loving and giving man. I always enjoyed talking to him and exchanging texts and emails including photos. The most important advice he gave me was, "Always love your kids and tell them you love them." I´ll miss Harvey´s wisdom and his gentle touch a lot. Alan Safron

Just was honored to have known Harvey, shared many excellent chats with him and greatly admired his incredible sense of style. I´ll miss his great advice.

Barbara, Tom joins me in sending sympathy to you and your entire family. Every time I saw Harvey, he had a bright smile. Knowing him was a gift and a pleasure.

Condolences to the entire family which Harvey loved and was so proud of. Sandy and I recently had the great honor of being Harvey's guest at his own table at the 2nd Ave. Deli. Many fond memories.

Deep and sincere condolences to Barbara and family on the recent passing of Harvey. How well I remember his splendid and impressive presence, and he did indeed try to speak to everyone in a room. RIP, Harvey - you are missed! With fond memories, Donna Croel (Kohl from the past).