Stanley I. Batkin

I had moved from Manhattan, so must have missed any notice of Stanley's passing! So sorry about it & wishing much comfort & condoleance to the entire family, since he is a family treasure of immeasurable wisdom & kindness. Stanley & Selma visited my grandmother & I in 1976, bringing the gift of a book about our family. It was published by himself after 30+ years of research, which in itself is astonishing - how did he do this? It helped us find family we thought were lost after WW II, &...

May the family be comforted. We will miss one of the great builders of the Jewish people's future as well as one of the most important collectors of Jewish past... Art and Artifacts. As a fellow collector of Jewish interests I will miss this important memeber of our tribe.

May you be comforted among the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.

Our deepest sympathy to the entire Batkin family. So happy we went to see Stanley a few weeks ago and enjoyed our visit with him. A wonderful memory for us. He was always an inspiration!

On behalf of Jay's family, I would like to extend my deepest condolences to Karin and Gloria, and everyone who grieves Stanley's death. May his memory be a Blessing.

Find comfort in the God who is close to the brokenhearted.

The Camp Onibar-Geneva Alumni and Rabbino clan mourn the loss of the esteemed Stanley Batkin, the very first Onibar camper to attend Camp Onibar. Stanley attended the camp reunion in 2013 where he met fellow campers and shared his Camp Onibar recollections. Stanley's love for Onibar would tell a beautiful story!

A man of charm,wit,intelligence and a doer of good deeds. May his memory be a blessing to his family and all of Israel. May the family be comforted among the mourners of Zion and Israel.