MARC BECKER

Thoughts from Florida. Marc gave me guidance and counsel over the years that was so meaningful to me and my family. He always spoke to highly of his beautiful family.

As a Class 14 TEAK Fellow, Marc's impact is still felt to this day. I remember going to a sit-down restaurant for the first time as a 7th grader at the Hard Rock Cafe and meeting Marc for the first time - I didn't know much about the TEAK board, but I could tell Marc cared about us deeply. Then, when I graduated high school, he gave a wonderful speech and gifted the book Give and Take by Adam Grant to our class. He spoke about the importance of giving as we were on our way into the 'real...

I'm truly sad to hear of Mr. Becker's passing. I extended my deepest condolences to Mrs. Becker, Olivia, Willow and Hayden.

Bless you Marc and your family. I enjoyed playing soccer with you at Glenn. You were a great leader there

We watched the funeral services for Marc remotely and were captivated by Caryn and the children’s tearful reflections. Add to that the memories of Marc’s wonderful friend’s, and you have the mirror image of a renaissance man. Our love and condolences go out to Caryn, Willow, Olivia and Hayden, and to Sharon, Lisa and Scott.

Marc was a great soccer player and an awesome student. He took Hebrew school so much more seriously than I did. I can still see him in my mind's eye, some 40-odd years later, sitting alertly in the front row, last seat on the right side, while I was in the back trying (futilely) to flirt with Lauren Richman, Denise Cohen, and Julie Mandell. Marc had incredible parents who always were there to impart wisdom and laughs. Mr. Becker (sorry, I still can't call my childhood friends' parents by...

No possible way I would have made it in NYC in business without Marc as the calm grounded helmsman in the most turbulent of waters. No truer headline than "the kindest person at Apollo has passed" was ever written. May G-d blanket his family and friends with reminders of his presence. Daniel Dwyer