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Anson Grossfeld Obituary
Beloved husband, father, son, brother, brother-in-law, uncle, and friend peacefully passed away on March 2, 2004, surrounded by those he loved. Survived by his wife Sonia; mother Dorothy Taub; son Cody McCarthy; sisters Kerri (Brian) Sullivan, Meridyth (Allen Russak) Grossfeld; mother-in-law and father-in-law Irene and Bert Trejo; in-laws Albert (Llewyn) Trejo and Miguel (Jan) Trejo. Services to celebrate Anson's life will be held on Sunday, March 7, 2004 at 10:30 AM, at Mount Sinai Los Angeles, 5950 Forest Lawn Drive in the TaNaCH Chapel. Please bring a photo of yourself and Anson, along with a short written memory for a memory book in his honor. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made in his name, to City of Hope, Attn: Central Processing 1500 E. Duarte Rd., Duarte CA 91010 or the Heartfelt Foundation 2101 Wilshire Blvd., Suite. 117 Santa Monica, CA 90403.
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Memories and Condolences
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tom capobianco
October 9, 2004
I can rememeber ,almost like it was yesterday, the first time we met..it was the first day of 6th grade and ever since,whether we talked often or not, buzz was always a friend and will be deeply missed. Buzz taught me what a "buddy" really is and for that will always be on my mind. To carrie and chickie, my heart goes out to both of you and having lost a brother I know the pain you feel. Just know that in time it does become easier and you will never forget him. My thoughts and prayers are with you both.
Deborah Rapoport Davis
October 7, 2004
I will always remember Buzzy. We met in 7th grade and kept in touch for a few years. His beautiful smile and kind heart will be remembered. My deepest sympathy to his whole family.
Deborah Rapoport Davis
Marlene Goetzeler (Goldberg)
October 7, 2004
I found out today that an incredible being left this earth. I will always remember Buzzy's amazing ability to keep his heart open and will honor him by remembering to use that gift in my own life. Our deepest condolences to Sonia, Dorothy, Kerri, Chickie and families.
Marlene and Walter Goetzeler
Meridyth Grossfeld
April 19, 2004
There are no words to describe the love and admiration I have for my brother. While the loss is immeasurable, the memories are everlasting. I know that he is watching over all of us and that gives me peace. Until we are reunited in eternity, I will see him in my dreams.
Debra Dveris (Levy)
April 7, 2004
Words cannot describe how it feels to lose someone as special as Anson. He was truly a unique individual. Every once in a while, someone comes along that makes an impact on your life. Anson was that person. I will miss him.
Monique Williams
April 2, 2004
We only met for a short weekend...but I loved you Anson because you loved Sonia and brought so much joy to her life. Her loss is my loss and her pain is my pain.
Candie Ek
April 1, 2004
I didn't know Anson that long, but I knew that he had a great presence, a good heart, cared about others and most of all loved Sonia. He will be missed, but will be felt in our hearts forever.
You loving sister, Kerri
April 1, 2004
It is impossible to put into words the loss our family has faced. The sun rose and set on my brother. My life was shaped by him. I am proud to be his sister. His life on this earth was too short but the impact he made is unmeasurable. My loving brother...I will see you in my dreams and when my time has come I will hold you again...somewhere just beyond Rainbow Bridge...
Patrick Barry
March 13, 2004
Best wishes to Anson's family. I first met Anson in the gym in 1998, and had many discussions about business, sports, and life from then until recently. He will be missed.
Jon Toellner
March 11, 2004
He was a coleague who became a friend . . . and I will miss him.
Jerry Isdale
March 8, 2004
He was Best Friend to so many. I am honored to have shared the years with him. He contributed so much to my life, and those of others he know. We will miss you Buzz.
Tiz
Stephen Krashen
March 7, 2004
Farewell to an admired teacher and superb example of what a martial artist should be.
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