Marc-Lederman-Obituary

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Marc S. Lederman

Dover, Pennsylvania

1960 - 2016 (Age 56)

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DIED
December 11, 2016
AGE
56
LOCATION
Dover, Pennsylvania

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Marc Steven Lederman, of Dover, PA, died at age 56 of a heart attack on Sunday, December 11, 2016, at York Hospital.  A Boston native, Marc graduated from Tufts University in 1982.  He worked for IBM in Binghamton, NY, for thirteen years.  After being laid off from...

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The first time I met Marc we shared a room at the Buffalo regional gathering about 1993. He had broken a leg and was walking around in a cast. I couldn't help thinking on first meeting Marc, "This guy is a character." I always found him funny in an archie bunker kind of way. I'll miss you Marc. I hope you're going to a better place.

On the eve of Marc's memorial service, I've been mulling the many sides of Marc that I knew...each of them interesting. Some challenging, but most were of a person with depth who cared enormously about people. He did have an unusual way of showing he cared, and my patience to see that was always worth it.

In a rare moment for Marc, he let me know that I had inspired and supported him, and he appreciated it. Of course, he did it in Marc-fashion, taking advantage of an opportunity...

God watches over his angels, Marc. You earned your wings on earth.
Peace, my friend.

Maaaaahhhccc and I shared a lot over the years since we became acquainted at Tufts as lab partners in 1981. Probably the sweetest moment of all was when the Red Sox finally won a World Series in 2004! I will truly miss being able to talk to him, commiserate with him, and celebrate with him.

Joy, Russ and I send our deepest condolences to you and the family. Marc was a wonderful man and friend who will be missed by so many people. His contributions to Mensa were outstanding.

Dear Joy, My deepest sympathy to you on Marc's passing. I will miss his wit, his right-on observations of Mensa, and the stories about the dogs, chickens, etc. He was an amazing man.

Marc and I worked together in Mensa for 7 years, often communicating daily. Mr.NO was a steady influence and always listened to reason, even giving in when he felt it for the best. He will be sorely missed by many. I lost a dear friend. My condolences to Joy and his many friends and colleagues.