Stephen Kerzner

I knew Stephen Kerzner for many years. He was a great talent. He would transform the second floor of the Art Alliance into a high end boutique for the holiday season. He knew everyone and he was very thoughtful. May his memory be for a blessing.

This photo includes Stephen´s grandmother Pearl, who he adored, his father and mother who died when he was 7- he would be born about a year later. I was 6 years his senior- and did not know him well as a child as we lived in different cities, many of our family were in the fashion industry, but no one had as extensive a career as he did. Xoxo Stephen!

I have been following him on Facebook. I am so sorry he died. A distant relative. Rebecca Jarosh

my mother rosalie, me and my daughter jessie...you were our muse, our friend .....you always cared, were always kind..i will miss our memoriable birthday dinners, visits to the pma and the barnes ...we met in the seventies..you are gone too soon!

All the kitties in heaven will be grateful you are there, Stephen .

You will be missed Stephen, mostly by the homeless cats you fed every day. Your sense of fashion your sense of humor. Rest In Peace dear friend

May Stephen´s life be a blessing forever. A life well lived which brought happiness and joy to all who had the pleasure of knowing him.

I always looked forward to seeing Stephen any time I visited the Woodmere Museum, and was happy to talk with him at Artisans on the Avenue last year during Stag & Doe Night. I will miss him!