Harry PINKER

Roz,
Our deepest sympathies to you and your family on the loss of your husband. I have warm memories of, and tremendous admiration for the Wiesenfeld family, especially your brother Barry, and your parents whom I knew. May you and your family know no more sorrow.

Dear Roz and Family,

Little did we know that when we spent 3 hours with you and Harry , that he would transition 6 days later..for he was in fine physical form, enjoying the plate of mixed fruit set before him and in his usual cheery disposition.
Since we were privileged to spend that time, we thought we should share his wisdom with others who were not so fortunate to have been there.
One story that stood out was the one where a single mother who was working for Harry confessed to stealing money from him . Then she disappeared . Years later, when you both saw her working somewhere else, Harry told you not to say anything to her, for he said that you both were blessed and had everything you needed- he certainly was not going to ruin a woman's life nor her child's by confronting her or laying charges against her. This was an example of how Harry lived and practiced gratitude, which seemed to us to be a major theme in his life
In fact we thought that maybe it was the gratitude that contributed to his long ,happy and successful life.
So we asked to be sure- was gratitude the secret to living happily to 87 and perhaps to 90 something ?
Harry said no, just looked at you-Roz- and smiled saying
It's Her.

Susan and Martin,
We are so sorry for your loss and are thinking of you during this difficult time. We send you warm thoughts and our condolences to you and the family.

Trish, Jackie & Nick Wiemer

sorry for your loss
Mr Pinker left a mark on the world by having 2 of the smartest kids in the world and they were classmates at Wagar and made me want to do my homework

Condolences to Susan and family.

Dewar Roz,
We were so sorry to find Harry's obituary in the Gazette. I know he was very sick, and that you gave him all the loving care possible. Frank and I send our condolences to you and all the family, from Victoria, hoping to give you a real hug before too long.

Renee and Frank McGilly

Dear Roz,
We are so sad to read of Harry's passing. As neighbours we watched your children grow up. I had many fun filled evenings of bridge with Harry and had a very memorable trip with Harry to Florida. Our deepest sympathies go out to you Roz, and to
Stephen, Susan and Robert.
Irwin and Myrna Schwartz

We are so sad to learn of the passing of your beloved Harry. Please accept our most Heartfelt Sympathy in your sad bereavement.Marion and Bernie Ralph.

we are so sad to learn of the passing of your beloved Harry. Please accept our most Heartfelt Sympathy in you sad bereavement.Marion and Bernie Ralph.

We are so sad to learn of the passing of your beloved Harry.We know how devoted you were to each other for so many years.Please accept our most heartfelt condolence in your sad bereavement.Marion and Bernie Ralph

Susan and family,
I am so sorry for your loss.