Karem Abraham Deeb

My father and Mother loved Karem so much. My father, Michael R. Amin, a barber, cut his hair all his life. He came to my parents home many times and ate my mother's tabouleh. He was a very fine man who always remembered my parents after they were gone. I loved listening to him tell me about my father when they were younger. A gentle spirit.

To a life well lived, RIP.

40 years ago we used to live in Seneca Gardens. As a young boy me and my friends used to go to Kareem Deebs. We would buy Chocola's and Suzy Q's and sit and talk with Mr. Deeb in the furniture out front of the store. To this day, every time I pass that store I have fond memories. Rest in peace Mr. Deeb.

I'll never forget about 40 years ago when I ordered a ham on rye with mustard and mayonnaise. He said "You must be a Presbyterian." What a great guy.

God rest your soul...I live up the street from you deli..Wonderful establishment....RIP....

While I never met his childre I knew Karem and his wife many years ago when I lived in Seneca Gardens.He was a nice guy and I have fond memories of the Taylorsville Rd operation.

My sympathy to Janice, Ginger, Mike and their families. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Karem Deeb was a wonderful person to know. He was always ready for a fun conversation as your delicious lunch was being prepared. Condolences to his family, as he will be missed.