Stanley I. Minch

Gentle and kind are the best words to describe Stanley. A lovely gentleman. My sincerest condolences to June and her children.

Iris Jacobs Blankman

I'm a cousin of Stanley's beautiful wife, June. I was 11 years old when they were married. I remember their wedding vividly and I remember the births of Sandy, Sally and Robert. Through the years, while so many people enjoyed being part of Stanley's Chizuk Amuno family, I was happy and proud that he was part of my real family. He will be sorely missed.

I could remember when growing up as a young boy I saw Stanley Minch as my role model.For my Bar Mitzvah he made me a recording of the service and this was a treasure of mine that is so clear to me today still.He was my teacher at Chizuk Amuno in the Hillel High School.His leadership was outstanding without a question.Stanley always made people feel at home at Chizuk Amuno no matter if he know them or not.That was the kind of person that he was.He will be dearly missed.

Lots of wonderful memories of Stanley garned through years of involvement at the Chizuk Amuno. Loved working with him on projects away from the CA; notably the General Assembly of the Council of Jewish Federations in Baltimore in the early 90's. He will be missed.

When I was growing up, I spent a lot of time running around the halls of Chizuk Amuno, since my dad was the cantor. Stanley Minch was the heartbeat that kept the shul running. One of my warmest memories is of Stanley making his yearly appearance as Elijah at the synagogue's family seder. I offer my sincere condolences on the passing of this kind and gentle man.