Meyer Aronovsky

Mike was my barber for 15 years till he retired in 2000. Mike was an early adopter of digital cameras. He took the 1rst digital picture of me&gave me a digital copy on a floppy drive!
From time to time he would visit the Judah St and 31rst Ave neighborhood to say hi to his friends and customers.
I hadn't heard from Mike in a while and was saddened to learn of his passing.

Mike was a wonderful father-in-law and a good, kind person: a Mensch! I miss him, but my memories of him will endure.

Dear Betty and Family;
I'm so sorry to see the passing of Mike, may the wonderful memories of him that you shared comfort all of you at this time.
Love
Mitzi (Flatow) Wohlmuth

Sorry to hear of Mr. Aronovsky passing. Thinking of everyone.

Mike was my barber since I was twelve years old when his shop was located at 44th and Judah. When my mom used to complain that it looked as if I hadn't even gotten a haircut, I knew that I had found my barber for life. I followed him to 22nd and Irving and then on to his last location at 31st and Judah. On one of his final days at the shop, perhaps the final day, his son was there to video the occasion. To my surprise, at the end of my haircut, we both shared a hug and a bit of a cry. To this...