Howard Goldstein

Marilyn, Marcia and Brian. Although this is delayed, I wanted to let you know how sorry we all were to hear of your loss. I know my parents shared many fond memories with you as friends, neighbors, lovers of the arts, and even colleagues. I hope that your wonderful memories will ease the pain with the passing of time and that you can look at the tremendous legacy Howard left in his body of work as a true testament to the passionate artistic spirit that he was.

Our thoughts and sympathy go out to you all: Marilyn, Marcia, and Brian and families. For me, and perhaps my sisters, most of our memories of Howard were children's memories, so we thought of him and Marilyn mainly as our parents' friends. That changed for me one day a couple of years ago, at my own dad's shiva, when I had the most interesting conversation with Howard (and also with Marilyn). It was the first (and unfortunately the last) time I had ever really gotten to know him. We talked...

Marilyn, Howard was such a force of nature. I'm very sorry to hear about his passing. I still have his voice in my head despite having been his student decades ago. He was a generous and dedicated teacher.

Sorry to hear about your loss.
We always liked dealing with Mr. Goldstein what a great guy.
Your Friends at Haldeman Collision.

Marilyn, Marcia, and Brian - I was very saddened to hear about the loss of your husband/father. My prayers go out to you and your families. I am thinking of you and will be forever grateful to have known Dr. Goldstein and consider him "family". Stay strong. Love and prayers Ellen Kraus Osborn, Rick, Carter, and Charlie.