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Joshua Collen Obituary
JOSHUA SETH, on June 6, 2006, 45, self made mortgage entrepreneur, golfer and boatsman, the best father, son, brother, uncle, cousin and friend. Beloved father of Adam Joseph Collen; devoted son of Sally Collen and the late Victor Collen; loving brother of Maurice (Lesa) Collen, Jennifer (Steven) Greenberg and Rachael (Jarrod) Kaufman; longtime companion of Raquel Lung; dear nephew of Rabbi Seymour Rosen and Michael Collen; also survived by adoring nieces and nephews; numerous loving cousins and so many long time friends. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Services Thursday, 11 A.M. precisely at Temple Emeth Shalom, 8501 Ventnor Ave., Margate, NJ. Family will observe Shiva at the home of Jennifer and Steven Greenberg. In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory may be made to the American Heart Association. Arr.
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Memories and Condolences
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DAwn
June 6, 2007
Hi Josh
You left us one year ago already but you have not been forgotten. I know you are watching over us all. Please know you are never far away in thought or prayer.
Dawn
DAWN
September 24, 2006
Hey Josh
Its only been a few months since you were taken from us. You are in my thoughts and prayers every day. You always made me laugh from your great April Fools jokes to your constant beautiful smile.
cathy (Polchin) Jones
June 12, 2006
Josh, I cannot express the saddness I feel for your family. You were such a wonderful friend. We had so many funny memories. Every time I think of you, It puts a smile on my face. I will miss you dearly. My sincere condolence to your family.
Robert Ross
June 9, 2006
Josh,
I was lucky enough to have been your friend for 15 years and watch your son grow to be a wonderful young man. Your love for Adam, your family and friends will leave me with everlasting memories. This world is a better place because of the way you lived your life. I will celebrate your life and keep you in my heart. I will never forget your love for others and pray for your family. I will miss you so much
Dawn Nylander
June 8, 2006
To your entire family
Words cannot even begin to express the sadness I and so many feel in our office who have known Josh both professionally and personally. It is with deepest sympathy and sorrow we offer our prayers to all of you at this time. Josh, you rest now and watch over your family and friends and know how much you touched our lives. You will be missed.
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