Dr. Myron R. Hafetz

Every time I travel to the Trenton area, I stop and say hello to Myron. Very fond memories of him. A very special kind of man.

Myron has been on my mind the past few weeks. As triggered by the events in the ME right now. He and I would probably be having a much needed dialogue about the relationship between us as Jewish and Palestinian . Myron was one of the most impressive persons I met and had the privilage to have in my life. He was brilliant, sensitive, loving and caring .

Always remembered, irreplaceable. Judith Asner July 2024

I visit Myron's grave along with the graves of his family regularly (twice a year). However, my memories of Myron are and will be his lasting memorial.

As time passes, we all miss him even more, not less. I remember the the Rosh Hashana dinner and Yom Kippur Break Fast yearly
with me and my family. The space he has left in our
lives can never be filled, and our holiday this year is difficult. I only hope that Myron knows how deeply he was loved by so many.
Loved for eternity...

I was very saddened to hear of my cousin Myron's passing. We lived a continent apart, but I cherish those too few occasions when we were able to spend time together. He was a good, warm person. Rest in peace.

I regret not meeting Myron though we corresponded and planned to meet. I read and admired his play about Anna Freud. My condolences to family and friends.
--Jim Lieberman

Dr Hafetz was a kind and considerate person who will be missed.
Yvette Boucarut

Myron was a good friend for many years. Surely everyone whose life Myron touched will miss him.