Sanford Holstein

My condolences to the family. I remember growing up on Westcott Street next door to Sandy's parents. We would often see Bruce and Brenda there. And Westcott Variety was my favorite store growing up!

I lived at my grandparent's home on Cambridge St. As a child in the early 50's, I walked by and into the Westcott Variety Store. One day, there were puppets of the Lone Ranger & Tonto hanging in the window. After that I referred to the store as The Lone Ranger Store. I was born in 1948. It became my favorite store. I never met the owner but am sure my aunts, Ruth & Alice Van Auken of Cambridge St did. I relayed this story to Lorraine Khoury who ultimately became the new owner. She...

Enjoyed his visits at the office. He always had something interesting to say. Zahi Makhuli

Art and I have many memories of Sandy. We would often visit at him at the Wescott Variety Store. There he told us many stories and we enjoyed those special times with him. Sandy always treated us like family, welcoming us into his home. Our deepest sympathies to Marlene, Brenda, Bruce and their beautiful families. May his memory be a blessing. Love, Debbie and Art Friedson

Brenda and family. I'm so sorry for your loss. Your dad was such a nice man.