JOSEPH SMUKLER

I knew Joe thru the summers of 49-55 when we worked as waiters at Log Tavern adult resort, Milford, pa where in addition he was on the tennis staff, and thru Harvard Law School where he preceded me by 2 years. I studied from his class notes and they were good. I stayed at his house in Strawberry Mansions, and continued the relation until shotly before his death. He had a fabulous memory and could recite anything, a good lawyer and a great friend to me and the Jewish community.
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Connie Lasch Smukler grew up in Narberth, Pa, where, at Narberth Public School, I knew her as an outstanding student, editor of the student newspaper, and member of the field hockey team. I send my condolences to the Smukler family.

Just learned of Joe's passing from the remembrance in the Legal Intelligencer . Will never forget the times together in days gone by with the Philadelphia Eagles and my treasured friendship with Joe, Connie and Lou and Mildred . Our world is a lesser place with Joe's passing .
Sincerest condolences to Connie and the family .
Buck Riley

We never met Connie but Nate and Lil were my aunt and uncle too. Nate, my Mother's Brother. Nate and Lil were always proud of "Joey."

David A. Feldheim

My deepest sympathy on the passing of dear Joe. His warmth and love for all people will never be forgotten. My prayers are with you and the family.
Doris Smukler Schor
Warminster, PA

Dear Connie,
We haven't been together for many, many years. Joseph and you were very kind to my daughter, Mirabai, when she visited Philadelphia for her auditions. Please accept my condolences. I was known to you as Betty Kaplansky.

i will miss his smile,kind words and the twinkle he always seemed to have in his eyes.

Dear Connie and family,
Neuza and I wish to express our deepest sympathy for Joe's passing.
Bernard and Neuza Smukler

Fond memories of Joe from a fellow Central and Kenyon College alumnus. He was full of life and a great guy to be around. Haven't seen him since those days, but remember him with great fondness. My condolences to the family.
Sincerely,
Al Ballard, Central, 189, Kenyon, 1952.