Samuel Weber

I miss my Uber driver, Shmulka. He was a kind soul and was always there to help. Thank you, old friend. Many times, he gave me a ride home from my summer job, at my uncle Ray's auto body supply shop.

He was a good friend to us and we shared many work days together for years. Friendship continued after we both retired.

We often remember shared occasions with Fran and Sam. They were delightful folks to know.

I had the distinct honor of being Sam's golfing partner on Sunday mornings playing against Barry G and Mike K for a few years. Loved his overall enthusiasm for golf and basically life in general. He taught me a lot about patience and how to think my way around the course.i'm going to miss him dearly but i'm sure he's in good hands and if I had to bet I'd say he's playing 36 holes a day and scoring pretty well!

Working with Sam at AutoCraft in the summers was something I'll always remember. Sam was as good as an uncle to me. I will never forget him.

Frances and Family,

I have so many fond memories of Sam when I was growing up and they will always be in my heart. His life was a beautiful one and will always shine bright in mine. May he always rest in peace.

Love, Jackie and Madelynn Sevigne

Dear Steven, Gail, and family:

I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts continue to be with you during this difficult time.

Warm regards,

Lissa Robinovitz

Roberta (and family) please know that my thoughts are with you during this very difficult time. I always thought your father was such a nice man and I know he will be missed by many.