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Jeffrey Friedman

Cambridge, MA, Massachusetts

Mar 25, 1959 – Dec 2, 2022

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BORN
March 25, 1959
DIED
December 2, 2022
LOCATION
Cambridge, MA, Massachusetts

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Jeffrey Friedman Jeffrey Mark Friedman, 63, December 2, 2022, in Cambridge, MA; beloved husband of Shterna (Wircberg) Friedman; loving son of Rabbi Daniel Friedman and the late Felice Friedman (nee Rittenberg); cherished brother of Mark (Dawn) Friedman and uncle of Evalena Friedman. He leaves...

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Jeff was a passionate, kind, thoughtful, and principled person. My main contact with him was an editor and was impressed by his talent for bringing out the best in what I wanted to express.

I just learned the shocking news about my college friend, Jeff Friedman. I met Jeff freshman year at Brown. He was one of the smartest people I have ever met. He taught me to question every assumption I had and to become a critical thinker. He was also a lot of fun and could see the humor in his different way of looking at the world. I love our dorm-room discussions about Jeff´s world -- contracts, laws, free markets, "Austrian Economics" and the Libertarian Party. I remember walking...

I am so shocked to read about Jeff's untimely death. I knew Jeff from graduate school at Berkeley, and I was just going through some old photos and found this one of him. I was looking online to get his email address and saw this sad news. Please accept my deepest condolences.

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I met him during his years at Barnard College, where I worked as an IT administrator. He was a low tone but had a profound educational background that portrayed his deep knowledge of political philosophy in his lectures and his life within the campus and beyond it, gaining the recognition of all his students and people who were privileged to meet him. I also knew Sterna, his beloved wife, whom I admired as a student, and her attitude about life-based on philosophy in words and action. I was...

Dan, Mark, Dawn, Shterna -
I am so so sad to hear about Jeffrey's passing. He was an amazing
scholar and person. I remember him from so many years ago at Beth Or as a handsome and super intelligent man.
My thoughts are with all of you at this terrible loss.
Sending hugs - I
Jean Broday ( Albano)

This is terrible, tragic news. My deepest condolences to his family and friends.

Zacher Tzadik L'vracha. So sorry for your loss. All our best, Jeffrey and Susan Schesnol

I first got to know Jeff through his writing. For me, his writing was one of the first experiences I had in college subjecting one's own ideas to intense scrutiny. When I finally met him, he was incredibly generous with his time, giving me advice on applying to graduate school and feedback on my writing. I had nothing to offer besides potential but he invested a great deal in me.