Barry Apfelbaum

He had a child like smile when he was happy. It was infectious. You will be remembered with so much love! Thank you for being you.

Barry was one of the finest individuals I have ever met, also one of the smartest. I clearly remember our meeting 35 years ago. We were in line waiting on the judge and struck up a conversation. When I asked if he liked cards, his eyes lit up and with his infectious grin said `absolutely´. He became a cherished member of our small game. He is the only attorney I know of who gave a six word opening statement and won..."they got the wrong guy" is all he said. I could go on and on about Barry stories, but it is suffice to say he was the epitome of good. To Linda, I think of you and Barry daily.
Charles Handlin

I grew up in the Apfelbaum house. I can still hear Mr. A coming home from work, opening the door and shouting "Algebra...My Boy" to the family dog who he cheerfully greeted every day in the same tone while petting him with hands still full grasping his briefcase and business jacket. So many awesome trips to the beach, the movie theatre, theme parks, birthday parties and more over the years where Mr. A brought laughter and joy to us all. I remember Mr. A driving me home one afternoon when I must of been about 10-11 years old. I believe the song "Message in a Bottle" by The Police was on and I stated "this song is so repetitive" and he laughed and said "big word". Barry always showed me kindness, acceptance and love over the years and I´m privileged to have known him. My heart is with Linda, Lisa, Jessica, Dana and all the amazing grands. My deepest sympathies, Tiffany Woideck