Seymour Albaum

May his memory be a blessing.

I remember Mr. Albaum as a kind, generous man. He was the next door neighbor to my grandmother and even as a little kid I too was impressed not only by his ability to drive a truck one armed, and his ability to hoist 50 lb sacks of potatoes on his amputated arm but his generosity. All summer long he would bring my grandma produce (and yes, it was delicious)

Thank you for the memories, and for the honor of having met you.

David Rose

My sincere condolences to the Albaum family on the passing of Seymour. Growing up in Irvington, Seymour's son Alan z'l, was a good friend. Their home was always a welcoming place for us kids to hang out. I'll never forget Seymour's ability to drive a manual transmission truck and deliver produce wholesale with one arm. More than that, I remember Seymour as friendly, generous, and supportive. May his memory be for a blessing.
Yosef Shomron (Jed Kraemer)

My sincere condolence to the Albaum family for the loss of your beloved one. May God bless your family during this difficult time .

Everyone should have an Uncle Seymour. He was one of a kind and will be missed by the many that loved him

Dennis Brodkin