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September 18, 2012
Dear Sandy and family, our hearts go out to you at this time with great sadness...we are so glad that we were all together in February and got a chance to visit with you both...we will miss Bryant, he was a wonderful guy, and are sending hugs to you and your family.
Pat and Bob in Atlanta
September 17, 2012
My deepest sympathy and love to Sandy and the entire Kurtzman family! Thinking of all the fond memories !
Jamie pierce albright
Iris Segal
September 16, 2012
I am so saddened by Bryant's passing. This is a loss for all fortunate to have known him. He was the kindest, and most loving man. He was devoted to Sandy, his children, and grandchildren. I can't remember not having him in our family. I remember when he and my cousin, Sandy, met. That was back when the family lived on Parkside. My thoughts and prayers are with Sandy and the family. Rest in peace, Bryant. You were the best of men.
Mary Stover
September 15, 2012
Lauren, Emily and Family,
Our thoughts are with you and your family during this time. Keep the happy memories of your father near to your heart always.
Mary and Jeff
Christine Pyska/Skowronski
September 15, 2012
I always came to Mr. Kurtzman when I worked with Kurtzman, Macri & Gellman for suggestions and help. A very patient man. Deepest Sympathies to you and family.
Jeff Pasler
September 14, 2012
My heartfelt sympathies to Sandy and her family on the loss of our dear friend Bryant. He will be missed by all he has touched in life!
Bernie Goodman
September 14, 2012
My deepest sympathy to you and your family for your loss.
victor silverstein
September 14, 2012
Dear Sandy and Family,
My condolences to you on the loss of Bryant, one of the nicest and kindest people I ever met in my life. We 1st met in 1951 when we entered Law School. That year, Bryant and I drove to NY with 3 other guys from the class and saw 3 plays, standing up as it was cheaper. That summer, I went with him, Jerry Wisbaum and his mother to Kent for his graduation. We then took his mother to Cleveland and she went back to the Falls. The 3 of us went to Atlantic City for Labor Day weekend and saw Marilyn Monroe as the Grand Marhal of the Holiday Parade. I often met him for dinner at the Como with my date for a 5 course meal for $2.75. I assume their price may have increased. I can recall all of these things, but may not remember the events of yesterday.
I last saw Bryant and you at our 55th reunion. He was always such a warm, pleasant individual.I am sure that the many pleasant memories that you have of him will provide strength for you to go forward in the coming years. My deepest sympathies to you and your maily.
Fondly,
Vic Silverstein
September 14, 2012
Dear Sandy, Dana and family - Our thoughts, hearts and prayers are with all of you. We will always remember Bryant as a gentle, kind and loving person. Love, Jill and Val Shellman
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