Stephen Muss

While working for Alexander, then Stephen Muss at Seacoast Towers on Miami Beach for 15 wonderful years, I was privileged to benefit from Stephen's mentorship. He taught me how to navigate the business world, and more than that, he taught me how to treat everyone with respect, even when you disagree. Stephen was a generous, caring man who made a difference in every life he touched. Condolences to his family, to Amy and to everyone who felt his presence in some way. REST IN PEACE Stephen

I worked with Marilyn Rothstein at Temple Beth Orr in Coral Springs. She was a devoted daughter to a giant of a man. His projects and selfless philanthropy are historic in Miami Beach, and his influence is evident everywhere: Muss Park, The Fountainebleau Hotel, Mount Sinai Hospital, and many of the other parks and buildings he developed. My deepest condolences to Marilyn and Earl and the rest of the Muss family.

My heart is broken hearing of this wonderful man who I had the pleasure of cutting his hair in Florida from 1994 till he moved back to Massachusetts was every 2 weeks for bout 20 years. I send my heartfelt condolences to Amy. I also know Heather. Again may u Rest In Peace Steve!

My heart and thoughts are with the, Muss Family.May his Beautiful Memory be for, Every Beautiful Blessing. Am Miami Chai! Xo, Michael Bornstein

Sending love to Lauren and Alex Muss and the entire Muss family. A lucky man to be blessed with a wonderful sister and nephew.

My family and I are saddened to learn of Steve´s passing. Our heartfelt condolences to his entire family. Steve was a wonderful individual and a source of inspiration to the South Florida community. We will always remember him. Baruch Dayan HaEmet.

My deepest condolences to the Muss family Stephen legacy will forever remain in our community Miami his name will be eternal Sherry was friends with my brother Mark Taft and remember what a remarkable dad. May he rest in peace surrounded by love