Jonathan S. Safran

I just learned about this very sad news... Jonathan was one of the kindest souls I have ever had the pleasure to cross paths with. Jonathan and Dawn visited my family place in Italy and my family had the pleasure to meet and spend time with both of them. Jonathan, you will be missed but you will forever live in our hearts.

I remember our rainy camping trips with Jon and the family which launched our family into camping which they still do to this day. Jonathan was a credit to his community and his good works will extend far into the future. May he Rest In Peace.

Jon Safran dearly loved his family. He also loved practicing law, and ensuring that whether the situation involved a personal injury or an abridgment of one's civil rights, neither who the client was, nor their zip code determined whether or not they received a fair shot at justice. He was tenacious, meticulous, and compassionate in his practice.
The Artison Family extends our deepest sympathies to Dawn, Hannah, and Ethan.

So sorry to hear. His life was a blessing to his community and mankind. Sincere condolences to the family and may all your precious memories be a comfort to you.

Westchester Lakes neighbors and friends send our sincere condolences to the Safran Family. Jon was an exemplary citizen to our community and state. He was engaged with our neighborhood and, to many, a good friend. He will be missed.

Jon and I met in 1984 when we both worked at Daniel Kondos' law firm. We stayed in touch over the years and I referred any number of people to who his knowing they would receive excellent care. Thoughtful, caring, thorough, and never backed down from a fight. He was my colleague and friend and I miss him.

Jon was the most decent person I met in my years in the Wisconsin legal community. He was an incredibly hard worker, a person who truly believed in justice and did everything in his considerable power to make our legal system live up to its promise. Ill miss Jon a lot. Sending my condolences to his family and friends.