Simon W. Kantor

knowing simon from bridge he would always a jacket and bow tie. after 40 plus years and i met him again-he was wearing bluejeans overhalls! peace to you all

Simon once lit Chanukah candles with us at a national bridge tournament in Phoenix. I would like to find out for sure if he was Jewish and if anyone is saying Kaddish for him this year. My email is [email protected] Please contact me if you know anything or any of his family members. Matthew Granovetter

i was along time bridge partner and friend of simons.playing tournaments with him starting almost 60 years ago and thenreconnecting online after a 40 year retirement on my part we won our last game when simon was his late 90's! my best wishes for all his family-zeke collins

Sharon, I´m sorry for the loss of your dad. I will keep you in my prayers. Anne Henderson

Simon was a Yankee fan and I was Red Sox fan. We had the opportunity of taking a bus strip to Boston. He was so angry that the Yankees lost. And let me know he could have been home and watched or cHange the channel. He loved when I came which meant Simon, Karen and me would go out to eat. Simon was very blunt and had no patience of trying to teach you something and you weren´t really interested. I loved Simon and will miss you my friend

Simon was an amazing guy. And Simon and Karen were a very special, devoted couple. They will be missed--Stan & all the geeks at GoGeeks Computer Rescue