Stanley Solomont

I was very sad to learn of Cousin Stanley's passing. Although we only met a few times over the years, we shared the common bond of common lineage. Stanley would speak fondly of my grandfather and his cousins and was always supportive and interested in the happenings of his/our extended family. He was an "Emes Mentch" and carried our family name and and the richness of our heritage with great pride. May his memory be forever a blessing and may his family be comforted amongst the mourners of...

I would like to express my sincere condolences to Stanley's family and friends.

I did not know Stanley well, but met him at one of the first Alzheimer's Association events that I attended nearly a decade ago. He was so kind and open, and I enjoyed his company and his shared wisdom that evening. He insisted on driving me home to Malden, rather than let me take public transportation, as I had planned. During the drive, he spoke of his business contacts in Malden over the years--and of...

We have fond memories of Stanley at the Newton Wellesley Alzheimers Center where Florence and my mom were residents. Stanley was a devoted husband and father, and a very good friend to many. He and my dad always exchanged Chanukah and Christmas cards and stayed in touch even after dad moved out to California in 2004. We will keep Stanley in our thoughts and prayers.

Dear David & Family,
We are so sorry to hear about Stanley, he was a doll, so nice, he was so witty with a great sense of humor, he will be greatly missed.
Our deepest sympathy,
Judi & Robert Dempsey

Mrs. Gibbons,
We are so sorry for your loss and are thinking of you and your family at this sad time.
The Fabiano Family
Daria, Maria, Michael and Sondra

My deepest sympathy to the entire Solomont family,
Words can not express my feelings for Stanley. He was such an important part of my life these last several years. He was an inspiration. He brought a light into my life that will never fade. I recently found a card that Stanley wrote to me which read "Don't say a word, just be who you are." I am a better person today because of the lessons I learned from Stanley. His love for Flo and his family touched me in ways I can never explain. I...

Dear David, Nancy and Leslie:
I was saddened to hear of the death of my good friend Stanley, and wish to extend my sincere sympathy to you and all the Solomont Family. He was so proud of all,of you, especially Rachel and Daniel.
Stanley and I saw each other every day for more than six years at NWAC. and kept in touch with cards and calls since those days. He was so devoted to his dear Flo, and was an inspiration to all of us who knew him.
I last spoke...

Dearest Leslie and family, Ron and I send our sincerest sympathy at this sad time. We have such wonderful memories of this gentle and loving man. We are so grateful to have had him as a piece of our lives. Bless you all, Love Ron Marino & MaryAnn DiPietro

Leslie,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this sad time. Having met your father, I know what a wonderful man he was. So sorry for your loss.
Linda