1938
2020
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Sam Nimer
April 13, 2025
He was such a nice man he always thought of others before he thought about himself just like most teachers I took j him for granted when he was alive my biggest mistake ever made in my life time I miss him a lot picture of he and my mom's m 1958 he was a teacher and my mom's n was an RN
Ron Corbyn
December 8, 2020
In the 80s and early 90s, I loved going down to his little deli in S.F., eating proshkis, and talking politics with him. I didn't realize how smart he was until years after I retired (94). By that time, I had begun the subjects he liked to talk about. I wanted to tell him but I didn't know how to get ahold of him. I had heard he moved to Chicago.
He was a great guy.
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