Allen Paul Abramson

Lorne, Brett, Elaine, Marjorie and Family,

Cherilynn and I were very sorry to come across the news of Allen´s passing.

Allen was my first manager and business leader out of my undergraduate studies. I have nothing but warm and highly professional memories of our time together at Innoventions and meetings afterwards.

I found Allen very intelligent, fair, a great conversationalist, level-headed, sincere, hard-working, and very-much a people-person as they say.

He was proud of his family, his craft and his cultural affiliations for sure. He gave very prompt and thoughtful advice when we I asked him, and displayed a genuine sense of caring and ease of approachability in all our interactions, and those with others. I still remember the sound of his voice practicing his French language skills...

We thought your father, husband, grandfather, family member and friend was a kind man, generous colleague, wonderful mentor and more. I will remember our friendship and learning what I did from Allen for many years to come.

Please accept our deepest condolences and sympathies, as well as those of Vincent Cavaliere, another Innoventions employee whom I met in 1987 there and who remains a very close former to this day. We hope you are all well and wish you the best in everything you do of course.

Ron and Cherilynn Elowitz
Watchung, NJ
908-294-0691

First met Allen at Syracuse University band camp the summer of 1960. He played trombone while I played trumpet. We became fast friends and remained so ever since. Celebrated his engagement to Margie at a fancy French restaurant in NYC that neither of us could afford. We had about $1.75 left for a tip and had to slink out of the place. Had many memorable dinners with him and Elaine. Was able to leave a decent tip by then! Love him and will miss him.