Nathan H. Orlove

To Nathan's family,
I feel priveleged to have met Nathan over the last year and a half. He was a heartfelt, wise and caring person. I saw how he loved Jewish Traditions, music and reading. It was a pleasure to have known him.

Dear Karen, Jana, Barry, Dayna, Carly, and Leah,
Our family sends our sincere condolences on Nate and Phyllis' deaths (we did not know that Phyllis had died as well). They were our wonderful next door neighbors for about 20 years and were as kind and sweet as could be. They were grandparent figures for our two sons, Moshe and Jesse, since their own grandparents lived out of state, but Phyllis and Nate were there to share their day to day 'celebrations'. We will always remember them with...

Dear Cousins Jana & Karen & Family...
How can I describe my dear 'Uncle Natie'? He was the 'kid' brother of my Father (of Blessed Memory).
When the family got together for Holidays, he would beam when he said he sang in the Synagogue choir. (outstanding voice).
A good man...A solid man...A loving man...my Uncle Natie.
Prayers & good thoughts to you all.
xoxo's.....
Cousin Arlene Orlove Ray & Family

DEAREST,
Jana,BARRY,Dayna,Carly,and Leah,Our deepest sympathies for a very favorite Uncle Nate,for whom we will never forget.All of our prayers and sympathies for you and your family.
Love,Laurie Orlove Schufeldt and Adam Schufeldt