Jerome Bornstein

Caryl, Jeffrey, Jamie, Jennifer,
I write this with a heavy heart. Remembering all the fun times in Miami Beach at the Crystal House (Anita Powell was my Mom) Jodi joins me in sending sincere wishes that your memories will bring smiles instead of tears.
I just learned of Jerry's passing this morning; Jodi sent me a copy of the obituary.

As auto editor of the Chicago Sun-Times, I always enjoyed visiting Jerry's auto museum and talking about cars with him. He was a lot of fun and a good guy to interview for a few Sun-Times articles. Condolances to his lovely wife.

Dear Jeff and Family,

So sorry for your loss. I remember your Dad on parents visiting day at Camp Waupaca, he was terrific. May his memory be a blessing.

I would like to extend my condolences to your family. Deuteronomy 31:6.

Caryl and Family,

I want you to know how much I loved JJ. From the very moment that I met him, secretly adored him. I loved the twinkle in his eyes, his incredible sense of humor, and his kind soul. I especially loved, how very much he loved Caryl. He was a true gentleman and such a star. I hope that you know my deepest sympathies are with your family and I am sending you my prayers and wishes that your hearts will feel less heavy soon. JJ would want you to celebrate him and...

Dear Aunt Caryl, Jeff, Jamie, Jennifer, and Dylan Steve,

Linda and I, together with our entire Cardona-Bornstein Family, and my sister
Diane Bornstein Boone of Athens, Georgia-together with her family; extend our loving condolences to your Family; as you say goodbye and memorialize your husband, father and grandfather.

He was Blessed with a Life of loving-family, friends and a career he enjoyed.

May his Memory be for Blessing,
Cousin TomLambros Bornstein
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On behalf of the campers and staff of the Camp Waupaca reunion group, we offer our sincere condolences. May his memory be a blessing.