Marc Harris Goldsmith

Marc was truly an amazing person. He was one of the very first clients to place his trust in my brokerage, encouraging my growth and giving me a chance when few others would. During our appointments, he often shared stories about his love for playing guitar and his passion for helping others. His warmth and kindness left a lasting impression on me, and I know he touched the lives of many. Marc spoke often and with deep affection about his wife, whom he admired greatly. He will be deeply missed.

I had the privilege to work with Marc as the Academic Dean and then as President at Mitchell College. I will always remember Marc for his wonderful sense of humor, gifted teacher, fellow colleague and someone who cared about students and how they were learning. His dedication and commitment to Mitchell College for 57 years is legendary. He was a consummate professional and a kind, caring person. He will be missed, but he will not be forgotten.

Professor Goldsmith was a wonderful teacher to me. He will be missed

Marc hired me for my first academic job, and we became fast friends by sharing laughs in his incredibly messy office. Marc didn't have a scintilla of arrogance or snobbishness in his being, despite his prodigious talents. He was a teddy bear of a man and a wonderful mentor to many. I will miss you, Marc.

Marc and Terri were 2 of the first people that we met at Temple Emanu-el when we joined 17 years ago. They immediately helped us feel at home like we had been friends for years. Marc was always an amazing musician and story teller and I treasured talking to him and hearing stories from the past including about famous musicians or his cousin who played professional baseball I think for the Yankees. When he played music with the temple band or at the cabaret it was effortless and awesome. We...

I remember my son appreciating relatable life discussions with Marc, beyond engaging material he taught at Temple Emanu-El Religious School. As one of the teachers working there while he was co-school administrator there, I had so much respect for a busy college professor who generously donated his time to help ensure the moral grounding of our religious school kids. At our Temple´s annual Cabaret fundraising events, our audiences had the pleasure of watching him effortlessly sing and play...