LARRY LOWENSTEIN

Thank you for everything Larry, I will never forget you, a major influence on my future life.

Larry was always so wonderful to talk to, and was a great help setting up the David Shelton Fellowship at Horace Mann. He was wise and kind and I will miss him. Ed

On behalf of the Meyers family we send our condolences to all of the Lowenstein family. Norman has sharp memories of Larry's double eagle on the third hole at Fenway. And we all remember being looked after at Hyde Park. Our fondest sympathy.
Norman, Harriet, Scott and Eric

I was so sorry to learn of Larry's death. He played a huge role in life to my parents, especially as my Mother's best friend from the first day that met at Cornell, as well as to me at football games and his The Hyde Park restaurant. - Susan Weinberger Tofias

In June Edel and I ended a three-week visit to friends in the US in New York, so as to take our leave of Larry and Marie, the elder brother and sister-in-law of Allard Lowenstein's the man who had connected all of our lives a lifetime ago. Chairbound, but still in command of his faculties, Larry lit up when we entered their apartment. He laughed when I reminded him of the last transatlantic phone call we had, when he told me that when he met his surviving friends, the talk was all about the...