Howard Grossman

To the family, my sincere condolences. When someone we love falls asleep in death ( Ecclesiastes 9: 5 & 10 ) the memories we have of them become our treasure. May those cherished memories of a life well lived and Gods promise at John 11: 24 & 25 bring a measure of comfort.

Howard was everything a person should be. He was kind, compassionate, great friend, brilliant and made the world a better place. He was a gentleman. He will be missed.

May God give you the strength and comfort to endure this difficult time of grief psl.:
90:10




B.A.

Kat, We remember picking up the children's books that you and Howard generously donated each year to support the TRW / Northrop Grumman Tree for Santa Claus.

Our deepest sympathy for your loss.

Blessings, Brandon and Susan McKey

With Sympathy

Although we know at such a time,
there's little we can say.
We want to let you know
that you are in our thoughts today.

Sincerely,

So very sad to hear of Mr. Grossman's passing. My father and I were members of San Bernardino Kiwanis for many years and have fond memories of Howard's devotion to family, friends and community. We extend our deepest sympathy to all who loved him.... Ben and Laura Gonzales

My condolences to the family, God is our refuge our refuge and strength. Psalms 46

Dear Kat, Howard was a childhood and lifelong friend from the time he moved to Lakeland in the late 1940's until his passing. He sent me his last email on Jan 8, 2019; indicating he had been sick, in the hospital and was recovering at home. Howard said he would write me again when he had time. We graduated from LHS in Jun 1952 and were roommates (the first semester, in North Hall) at the U of Florida. We both started studies in pre-engineering and graduated with engineering degrees. Our paths...