Myles Borshell

I think of Myles and his family quite often. Myles and I were friends since the age of 5 and lived next door to each other till we both graduated from Sullivan High School. He was a great guy and we spent many many hours playing monopoly together. If Karen or Ken or his boys read this I would appreciate them contacting me as I would like to keep in touch. Phone 561 213 4958. Norman Opper.

The loving relationship of Karen & Myles touch my heart during the 60's and remains there. Myles lives on in my heart through fond memories of our acquaintance and his art, a charcoal portrait which I have always cherished.

Myles and I first met in Joyce Kilmer grammer school. We have remained friends throughout our lives.
My heart goes out to his loving family.

I have lost my best friend, confidant, business partner & brother. He was a very special man, a wonderful father and loving husband, he will be missed by all for he touched many hearts on his trip through life.

What a huge loss to my world. My very best friend has passed on. I loved him like a brother.

Ron Singer

The loving relationship between Myles and Karen well forever be a guidepost in my life. I am blessed and enriched for having known him, and my heart goes out to his family.

I lived across the street (Ashland) from Myles throughout high school, and went to Hebrew school with him. We were friends and classmates. I was saddened to hear of his passing, but pleased to read what a wonderful life he had during the many, many years since I last saw him. He was a nice guy as a kid, too.