Norman M. Necowitz

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Tonight is the Yartzeit marking the second anniversary of Dad's passing. It's hard to believe that we have been without him for two years. We remember him not just today, but everyday, and while we miss him so very much, we know that he is at peace with God.

Love, Larry, Robin, Arli, and Zoe

Hi Dad,
I know you cant read this so I guess I am writing as an outlet. I am in DC right now and I miss you. I can't go to the cemetary to talk to you cause I'm in DC. Duuuh you would say after hearing that. I am in the process of classes which are going well, and yes I am staying focused. Too focused if you ask me. I am also studying for the GRE and applying to graduate school. It is so hard to do all of this at once. I know in the grand scheme of life it isn't worth worrying...

Dear Necowitz Family,
Even though I only knew Mr. Necowitz for a short period of time, I found him to be a man of both sensitivity and kindness. The times that I was able to attend family diners, I saw the joy and pride in Mr. Necowitz' eyes for his family. He always would take the time to ask me how I was doing and what I was up to. He had a genuine way for caring about everyone he came in to contact with. His family and friends meant so much to him and through them his loving...

Dear Necowitz Family,
We have come to know Norman as a friend for the past 40 years. When we think of him, the words that come to mind are family, pleasant, kind, and a quiet sense of humor. He always had a good word to say and he greeted you with a special way of intonating "Hello." His love and devotion is his cherished legacy to his beautiful family. Norman was truly a "gentleman."
Our condolences are with you.

Dave and...

Dear Necowitz Family:
We will always fondly remember
Norman for his kindness and
warmth. There were times when
we knew he wasn't feeling well,
but he urged us to stay and visit
with him and talk about the old
times and what good years we had
together. We will miss him very
much! When we think of Norman,
we always think of him with a smile
on his face. We send our condolences to his family.

Love, Arlene & Murray...

"Friends are angels who lift us to our feet when our wings have trouble remembering how to fly."
Norman was a special friend for over 40 years, and we did what friends do that become family. We laughed; we cried; we shared simhas. We exchanged books, talked politics and sports, and I introduced him to the Cathy comic strip. We feel fortunate to have spent time with Miriam and Norman in Florida this past February and back home to have gone out to dinner with them and good friends Elaine...

Dear Necowitz Family- While growing up with Beth during these past seven and a half years, you have always made me feel welcome in your home. I remember thinking how it was so apparent that you were such a close-knit, loving family. Norman was always sincerely interested in what was going on in my life and made sure to ask about my new endeavors every time I came to the old house, as well as the new one. If one is measured by their family, it is quite clear that he was a loving husband, a...

There is no friendship like a true caring friendship.Albert and I have always considered you as a special friend, because our relationship goes back over 50 years for me and over 40 for Albert. We have shared some wonderfull moments in the past and have supported each other during the bad times. Albert and I feel as if we lost a close family member not just a friend. Be at peace, and we shall always remenber you
Love
Linda & Albert Levenkron
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