Saul J. Steiner

Miss you Saul xoxoxo Diane

I wanted to send my prayers to his family. He was a wonderful person and great teacher. I have been through a lot in my life and I always remember his support and guidance. He was my mentor and I wish I had told him this, he turned me on to writing and words....yes the words that make you converse with others...thank you and rest in peace...Stephen M.Celico, Writer, poet and thankful....

I always remember him as my teacher at WHS in 1972. I used to love him, he was great. I used to think it was so funny because he would listen to all you had to say and then write a big TS on the blackboard, the YS was for Tough Story..

Saul Steiner was by far the best -most educated-teacher i have ever known....we will miss you saul

Mr Steiner was my favorite teacher during high school you will be sadly missed condolences to the family of Mr Steiner

Mr. Steiner was my English Teacher my junior year in High School. I still remember some of the words he made us learn. RIP

"You look like I feel!" Forty years later I am still trying to determine whether it was an insult, delivered as it was from the tip of his sharp tongue, or a compliment, delved from his depths of wit, heart and conscience. And that, my fellow reminiscers, was probably his point. He certainly beat us daily with inside jokes that had profound value. The payback? A Guest Book cluttered with pearls and fond memories of a great man.

My sincere thoughts and prayers go out to his family at this time. Mr. Steiner was a brilliant teacher and one admired by many. I am forever grateful to say that I was a student in his English class. God Bless you with his peace Mr. Steiner.

Sincerely,
Janet Pellegrino

From September 1969 to June 1970 my educational experience was transformed from previously mundane,dogmatic exercises of memorization and repetition to the blossoming of thoughtful insight and deductive analysis. My personal renaissance was orchestrated by an absolute Jewel of a teacher whose name was Saul Steiner. The contagion of Mr. Steiner's own insatiable intellectual curiosity was the gift he gave to me and, no doubt, hundreds of other young students who were fortunate enough to spend...