Howard A. Orloff

Howard was my first boss ever at the age of 16. I worked at the dealership for a long time when he was located on Fullerton & Cicero. I was also part of the transition when they moved to Armitage & Paulina. I just found out about his passing and my heart dropped. He was one of the most classiest and amazing persons I have ever come across. The love he had for his family and employees was beyond what love was. My condolences to all the family. ❤

I was Howie's personal trainer and friend for 17 years. His friendship, generosity and guidance over that time helped me through some of the most difficult time of my life. His easy going and amiable outlook as well as his personal stories growing up in Chicago made me laugh and cry. He will always hold a special place in my heart.

Howard was an amazing man. As generous as the day was long, honest as the sky is blue and compassionate as the oceans' depth. He shall never be forgotten. My sincere and heartfelt condolences to all who knew and loved this fine gentleman.

We will remember your dear father as the gracious and generous gentlemen we met during our years as business neighbors and friends. The passing of a parent is one of the most difficult moments in life. Our sincere condolences to all.

Dave, Peg and the whole Orloff Clan
We are so sorry for your loss. Losing the "patriarchs" of our clans - Betty, my dad, Suzanne's dad - creates holes in our hearts that could not be anticipated. But it seems your dad enjoyed a life well lived surrounded by people he loved and enjoyed. Peace to him and to all of you.

Mike and Suzanne

Our deepest condolences to the entire Orloff Family. We profoundly love you and our hearts are with you in this time of mourning. Howard was an amazing man! His presence will be missed.

Love,
Rafael & Maylene Peña

Thinking of the family and wishing them comfort and peace.

David, Peggy and the entire Orloff family my condolences to you all. Always enjoyed interacting with Howard and my best to you all.

Dear David and Family,

My total sympathies go out to you and the family on the loss of Howard. I remember (with fond memories) sitting with Howard in his office trying to figure out if your family and my wifes family were related. Couldn't do it. Recently however, we have found that many of her family had the name Orloff and its' variables depending how it was pronounced. Perhaps we are related.

Jerry Goldman