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Steve Weiss
December 24, 2023
Larry and I met in Asbury Park High School, he from Ocean Township (as I recall) and me from Bradley Beach, and shared many classes together (Class of 1964) - only to find ourselves not only classmates again at Penn - Class of 1968 - but both residents of 3rd Floor Butcher dorm freshman year - the site of the best poker games in the freshman class. I have been remiss in not posting this remembrance of your husband and dad sooner and hope that it will be seen by his family members and maybe bring a smile to their faces. Larry and I had lost touch but I had followed his success with Clark Construction in DC, where my son settled with his family for some time before relocating to Potomac, MD. As I recall, Larry and Melanie were still residents of The District (somewhere near the Zoo ??) when we last chatted via email about real estate and life in DC. And Jed, in another coincidence, I understand you and my to-be son-in-law, David Aviram, were fraternity brothers at Penn. Larry was a good guy and a quality person. My (albeit late) condolences on your loss. Steve Weiss
Erin Marie Meadors
November 24, 2020
I did not have the pleasure to know Mr. Nussdorf. But I am currently being taught by his son who is my professor for oil and gas law at the Georgetown University Law Center. Knowing just a glimpse of Ben's personality through Zoom this semester, I am certain that the elder Mr. Nussdorf was a wonderful and kind man. I write today to wish my sincerest condolences to Professor Nussdorf, his son, and all the family of the decedent. May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. And may his memory be a blessing to you all.
Dozier
November 21, 2020
Larry Nussdorf was a class act. It was an honor for me to know him.
Wanda George
November 18, 2020
My heart aches for the loss of such a rare and beautiful soul. I have had the honor of serving the Nussdorf family since 2006 when they are in Florida. He adored his wife, children, and grandchildren. He cherished his friends and was always so happy, joyful, and kind to those around him. His gentleness, kindness, joy, smiles, loving spirit, and example of an exceptional gentleman will be so so so missed. My sincere condolences to the Nussdorf family. His legacy will live through you now. We were all so blessed to have shared in his journey. Mrs. N.....he absolutely loved and adored you. My heart goes out to you. I am here if I can be of help. All my love, W-
Edward Levin
November 16, 2020
I am so saddened by the loss of a respected friend and colleage. I worked with him for many years on the Board og Georgetown Day School where his guidance was invaluable raising the funds and completing construction of the high school. Likewise his sober thoughtful but committed viewpoint and insights on advancing the mission of the Anti-Defamation League in its fight for justice and fair treatment for all. He was always generous with his time and his wealth. A terrible loss.
May his memory be a blessing to Malanie, his family and all of friends who will miss him.
Edward R. Levin
Leonard
November 15, 2020
He danced with his wife in the most fabulous manner with exuberance , joy, skill , and love of life . He will be missed .
Sharon Nad Mick Bond
November 14, 2020
Dearest Melanie,
We were deeply saddened to hear that Larry passed away yesterday. Nancy and Joe have kept us abreast of the situation. Larry was a great guy, an amazing husband, father and grandfather. I remember spending time talking with him on the ferry to Sausalito, the weekend of Morgan and Brian's wedding and feel so fortunate that I had that opportunity. Melanie, this is a difficult period for you, Jed and Ben. Sending our best energy from Montreal as you navigate this turning point in your life. You are surrounded with so much love that will carry you forward. I hope we get the opportunity to connect one day in person so we can personally convey our profound sympathy. Sending our deepest condolences to the Nussdorf family.
Love,
Sharon and Mick (friends of Nancy and Joe from Montreal)
Stanleymcfadden
November 14, 2020
A very fair gentlemen and one the brightest men I ever met
May god blessed his family
Randy Byrnes
November 14, 2020
Larry was the person that we all wish we could be:smart,compassionate, gracious and humble. No matter a persons station in life, Larry always made each individual feel important. Melanie and the boys have lost a wonderful human being who brought joy to so many.
Geof Stone
November 14, 2020
Larry and I were classmates, roommates and fraternity brothers at Penn. He was a truly wonderful person — in so many ways. With love to Melanie and their family.
Geof Stone
Lee and George Doty
November 14, 2020
We are heartbroken. Larry was an amazing man; kind, generous and a great sense of humor. Our sincere condolences to Melanie and the family
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