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Nava Niv-Vogel
October 31, 2006
Please accept my deepest sympathies. I am so sorry I only learned of Ben's death only today at the senior center. I remember him as an impassioned,caring and outspoken person whose involvement in the community was special. I got to know him when I first came on board as director of the Council on Aging six years ago.
Take good care.
Elyssa Hilton
October 30, 2006
Our sympathies go out to the whole family. So sorry we are unable to be there. Thinking of all of you and missing you. We love you,
Elyssa, Chip, Sam and Rachel
Eva Montrose
October 30, 2006
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well-lived.
Knowing Mr Cantor was a wonderful experience and I know from my heart that now you have an angel watching over you.
Barry Dobkin
October 30, 2006
"One more set!! One more set!! Ben would say in the 90 degree heat on the clay courts. I was 20 something and fading-he was late 50 something and just beginning to hit his stride. Optimism personified with a twinkle in his eye and the ice cream of life on his plate. I haven't seen him in many years but my vision of him will always be clear. Love to all.
Marcy LeLacheur
October 29, 2006
Our family will always remember Ben's passion for life and knowledge, and his deep and abiding love and pride in his family and its history.
Jeffrey Berg
October 29, 2006
I am thankful for all the wonderful stories and business/career guidance that Ben provided me and my family over the years. I hope that I might live as long a life, one that's filled with as many accomplishments, and be able to keep playing tennis for as long as Ben did.
Jerry Berg
October 29, 2006
Joan and I will always miss his wonderful smile,and will have fond memories of Ben. I will never forget the many great times we had on the tennis court.
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