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Hans Weil-Malherbe Obituary
He will be remembered for his gentle smile, his understated wit, and his enduring appreciation of life.
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John Marsh
October 27, 2020
My mother Rosemary (nee) Saunders remembered the family as they first arrived in Newcastle at the outset of the war (her father John) was at the University and they took them in for a couple of weeks. My mother had fond memories of this brief encounter
John Marsh
October 27, 2020
My mother Rosemary (nee) Saunders remembered the family as they first arrived in Newcastle at the outset of the war (her father John) was at the University and they took them in for a couple of weeks. My mother had fond memories of this brief encounter
Claire Fernandez
September 20, 2004
Jean, ta fille, ma cousine Jacotte, m'a dit avoir eu de la chance de t'avoir pour père. J'ai eu aussi beaucoup de chance de t'avoir pour oncle. I love you, ta nièce Claire
Jon Lichtenstein
September 20, 2004
Hans was a brilliant, but quiet, humble man. He had a pressence that was warm and welcoming. He will surely be missed.
Andrew Lichtenstein
September 18, 2004
What I'll remember most about my grandfather are the five words he'd utter after any adventure, big or small, throughout his long, impressive life. "That was well worth while." It was.
Claude Michael Weil
September 15, 2004
Condolences from Claude, John, Steve Weil and Elika Shapiro (nee Weil.) We remember Hans as a highly cultured individual, an interesting conversationalist and a kind host.
Adrienne MacIain
September 14, 2004
Hans was a kind and brilliant man whose life was, and continues to be, an inspiration to me (his granddaughter) and to many. The more I learn of him, the more I realize exactly how modest and understated he was. I hope to live up to his example.
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