Max S. Orenstein

Dear Orenstein family, My dad (Larry Berger) was a very close friend of your parents and absolutely adored them both. He was in the same auto business and they often did business together. My dad died in 2015 and I did talk with your dad a few times. When you 8 and my brother & I were all kids, we saw each other occasionally and had fun visits. I went with my dad to your home in Old Mystic, only to find a cow running down the middle of the road to your house. Max knew whose cow & just what...

Max was a very kind and loving man he was a wonderful father to all of his children whenever I came in contact with Max he was always very kind to me and everyone around him Max and Janet were a match made in heaven Shelly Fern and Gail I am so sorry that you have lost your beloved mother and father I am sending you and your siblings all my love and prayers

Janet & Max we're great human beings. Their love for each other and for others was tangible. They were so hospitable and dear to us. We truly miss them at Latimer Point. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to your family.
Tim & Rosemary Moynihan

Max was my father's best friend. They owned a boat together and spent many happy hours fishing and enjoying the water.
Sue Solomons Love (daughter of IA Solomons)

A farewell to Max Orenstein. I attended Fitch High, Groton, CT with daughter Fern. Sad condolences for Fern, and family. Many warm hugs for all. MAX...All your heart! All your Soul! All of your Means! Shalom.

My condolences to the entire family. Great memories of Max trying to purchase a put together car when I was 16 or 17.
Henry Resnikoff
Essex, CT

Max was a friendly, witty and wise Latimer Point neighbor. We looked forward to his spirited conversations.

RIP Max, Paul & Ginny Simeone

Dear Fern and Gail, and family,
I am sorry for the loss of your Dad. May all of your memories sustain you at this time.
Sincerely,
Kurt Cramer

Max was such a great ,warm and loving person. I met Max when I was 18 years old on my first trip to their farm. He welcomed me with open arms as a friend of his daughter's. I always felt that I was a welcome guest and a part of the family.