Marc Hayutin

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Wonderful and caring friend

I remember Marc and Stephanie well from Harvard Law school. Wonderful people

Dear Marc:

We were partners for more than 30 years and throughout that time I respected you as one of the most accomplished and skilled lawyers I knew. I also regarded you as a lawyer of integrity who balanced a fierce devotion to our clients interests with a commitment to the higher ideals of the profession.

In his book The Lost Lawyer, Tony Kronman argued that our ailments as a profession stem from a waning of ideals. I am skeptical of professors offering assessments...

When I was told that Marc had stopped speaking, I was incredulous . How could this brilliant man, who always had something to say be silenced. We met Marc when our daughter, Nancy Geller, had the good sense to marry into this wonderful family, and we fell in love with all of them, instantly.

All of you know what an incredible husband he was, and how his loving and adoring wife, Steph, matched him perfectly, we all know what an amazing brother he was to his loving sisters, and how his...

"How is your daughter?" - a question that always preceded his reason for calling our office. I was grateful to have been part of Marc's healthcare team for the last 7 years, and when he learned of my child's cancer diagnosis, he immediately set to work to find out how he could help. That's just a small part of who Marc was - a compassionate champion for children fighting a similar battle. I feel blessed to have known him and to have witnessed his strength and grace through his many...

GRANDCHILDREN'S GRAVESIDE BURIAL POEMS FOR MARC

Agapanthus
By Elena Montes (17 yrs)

Standing over a body
Gripping and ungripping my fist
Running my finger over his palm

Death's finality whispers in my ear

Words knock me over the side of the head
Fading in and out of focus
Splashing out of your mouth and circling down the drain

I'm sorries bob up and down in LA sewers next to coke cans
and old beers

Tell me
what are your...

EULOGIES FROM MARC'S 7-14-19 MEMORIAL SERVICE

Howard Rubinroit:

Among the most rewarding, fulfilling, and inspiring aspects of my career and life over the last 50 years was my close association--both professional and personal-- with Marc. He was perhaps the most complete and balanced person I have ever known--a dedicated and devoted husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend about which you be will hearing more from friends and family members who will be...

This is a story of one simple act of kindness. It is not my story, but I get to be the middle man. We have a good friend, Linda Rosen, who lives in Cheviot Hills. About 8 years ago Linda was shopping at Costco, and at that time the store had limits on what credit cards it would accept. As she got to the check out stand, she realized that she had forgotten to bring her check book. What to do? As she expressed concern the man behind her offered to pay. She was flabbergasted. A perfect stranger...