SHELDON SEIDLER

Shel and I were the closest of friends for over 15 years. We worked and played together. Miles Ludwig

There are people in your life that you treasure and are grateful for their friendship Shel Seidler was a mentor to me and stayed a friend for many years. I didn't see him often but he was a person who was a good influence on my life and always encouraged and believed in my talent. He was a talented, kind person and had a great laugh. He love art skiing boating and all of life. Miss him and will always remember him

I am sorry I missed the gathering at Shel's
His artwork is beautiful and the sculptures are magnificient. Miss him. I have a few pictures of him from my wedding where he was a guest and I will send them.

RIP Sheldon, always enjoyed my visits...

Uncle Sheldon to me. Although we weren't related, the Seidler home was a second home to me growing up. Heidi was my best friend and only 8 houses separated us on Hewlett Avenue. Sheldon and Sandy filled there home with interesting and artful things they collected. I loved being around their eclectic collection. I know it influenced me on so many ways. It was many many years later that my interests in art led me to the field of graphic design. Funny to learn that was Sheldon's profession all...

hello sweetheart

Oh mon amour..mon doux., mon merveilleux amour,de l'aube tendre,jusqu'a la fin des jours,je t,aime encore,je t,aime......Bye my sweet.Always Love You

Your Gazo !!!

The first and only time I went waterskiing was at the urging, and with the help, of Cousin Sheldon. At a family meeting at his house on the water in Merrick, LI in the early 70's Shel took a group of us out on his boat. I had absolutely no experience but on the second go around Sheldon had me up on the skis. It was exhilarating and I never forgot it. Thank you Shel.