Steven Barry Zaslofsky

To Mr. Z´s family, whom I´ve reached out to on linked in. I still think about Mr. Z all the time. The impact he made on my self esteem. Personally putting up a sign on a fence I hit the longest home run at the time made me feel like Babe Ruth at age 14. I´ll simply never forget him. May his memory always be a blessing for you all. Love, Jason Sander

My name is Jason Sander and Mr. Z was my 3 sport coach and mentor at Cathedral School Class `83. I´d like to be in contact with one of his children if possible to express my lifelong gratitude to him. [email protected].

Just found out about Mr. Z. I remember him from Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. He had great enthusiasm and made class fun.Deepest sympathies to his family.

My prayers are with you. Z was a wonderful man and a wonderful teacher. I was at Cathedral for 8 years and was proud to work with Z and the other teachers who made up the most dedicated faculty I've ever encountered. We worked hard and we had a lot of fun together.

Mr.Z.was the athletic director at St. Michaels while all three of my sons were students there. He was an intelligent, caring man and his death is a great loss. Our prayers and thoughts are with the whole family.

Deepest condolences over your loss. Mr. Z. had loads of grace and humor as a teacher, even in the face of the most graceless of gym students.

Heartfelt sympathies to Mr. Z's family.

Mr. Z, thank you for teaching me the value of being on time (which is early), being respectful, being respected and persistence. You have made a footprint on my soul. You not might be with us physically but you will always be with me in spirit.

To Mr. Z - The first person who made me believe that with hard work and commitment anything is possible. Thank you.