Liv O. Pertzoff

Dear Anna, Sending you my sincere condolences. I never met you, but in 1982/83 Liv was my supervisor at Children´s Aid, when I was at Smith School for Social Work. She became a dear friend. Though I moved to NY, we kept in touch for several years. She was such an intelligent and fascinating person! I learned so much from Liv. We shared a love of fashion/style. I have always admired your mom, she was a great role model for me. We shared many laughs together!

liv was my therapist when I was a little boy in first grade. I was actually used as part of her thesis. We met again 2005-ish in the parking lot of the electrical supply store where she asked if my name was John and I said yes and she had tears in her eyes and just kept saying I was her John I was her John, so after that, we did some electrical work for her and we stayed in touch and then drifted apart and then she got back in contact with me again and every time she see me she would say my...

To our dearest Anna and family, Our deepest sympathies for your loss. Liv was truly a remarkable and unforgettable human being. A champion of women whose wisdom and insight was, and remains, much treasured. With much love, Tania, Lorenzo and Paloma

Wonderful Lady ! Will miss her humor and kindness.

Anna, Thank you for sharing the lovely description of your mom's life. She was a remarkable person who will be missed by so many. I will always treasure the memories of our conversations. See you in the spring. Love, Mary-Alice

She enriched my life in so very many ways. She helped lead me through darkness with her compassion, wit and wisdom.

Dear Anna, What a life your mother had. There were highs and lows along the way but it was always interesting. Her quick wit, creativity, writing and mind were enviable and I wish there had been more opportunities to share in her life. Our collective, French, Elliott, Tamarin and Wall families want to express our condolences for the loss of your mother and our Aunt.