Milton-Lederman-Obituary

Milton B. Lederman

Brighton, New York

1921 - 2020 (Age 98)

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Milton B. LedermanBrighton - February 4, 2020 at age 98. Predeceased by his wife, Devorah; parents, Nathan & Fanny Lederman & brother, Irving Lederman. Survived by his loving children, Ernest Lederman & Julia (Thomas DiGiacomo) Lederman; sisters, Sylvia Lederman, Shirley (Norman)...

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I had the pleasure of learning origami from him at the Portland public library in Portland ME back in 85-87 ish (I was maybe 11-13 years old) during the summer reading program. I still have a 16 pointed star he made for me out of silver foil paper that I’ve kept all these 35 years in my Christmas stuff.

Family of Milt ~

Milt always went out of his way to say hello the many times our paths would cross
at the University of Rochester, and years later when not working at the UR, this
continued again at the Brighton Library ~

May his charisma thru his communications of many remain within all of you with his (ove ~

My Condolences & Sympathy,
)udy Heagney-O'Hara

Our sincere sympathy at this sad time. Milton was so intelligent and talented. I recall calling him for professional advice when anticipating a challenging PR situation at work. His love for his family was central to his life. And his affinity for dogs was legendary. Love, Jane and Les

Out thoughts are with Milt's family and friends at this sad time.

My deep condolences to Milt's family and friends.
Milt was caring and supportive and sprinkled his wise counsel with humor. I valued his friendship.

As the new Supervisor of the Town of Brighton in 1992, I created a Communications Task Force to develop a plan of action to open, expand, and improve town government communications with its citizens. Milt chaired this group and had an important and positive impact on letting the sunshine into Town Hall. Milt touched many lives and our...

Milt with friend Gloria Velez and her son (thank you to Gloria)

photo by Eugene Kowalub

Milt at a birthday party (photo by Eugene Kowaluk)

Milt was the UR Medical Center Communications Director when I was a young infectious diseases physician.

We first crossed paths during the AIDS epidemic of the early 1980s. We wanted to get the story out there in clear, understandable terms. I learned a lot from Milt and his staff - the art of the sound byte, was one of them.

Rest well, my friend. And thanks,
Bill Valenti MD