Harvey Bernard FREEDMAN

Knowing Harvey was life changing for me. I will always be grateful for the privilege. God bless. Sincere condolences to all of Harveys family and friends.

I lit a candle for Harvey yesterday in a belated memory.

I will keep the candle burning and am open to anyone to contact me. (416) 530 4334

Dear Harvey and Family, Harvey, I was bit a guest and did not find out about Harvey's passing until yesterday, Sept. 7th. Harvey not only guided me through a time of deep loss almost 35 years ago. Although bassed in Europe since then, every time I returned to Toronto I would live in his neighbourhood and run into him on walks. He never seemed to change. I recently realized I wasn't seeing him on walks so often and just assumed he was away for the summer. The news of his death, only yesterday, came as a total shock which I still live in. He's very much still here for me, as I am sure he is he for all of you, both family and fiends. What a gift this man was for so many! I was looking forward to our next crossing to ask him about the little violinist! And then forgot when we did meet...and now won't get another chance unless Mrs. Bellow gets in touch. As I didn't get to the funeral or to share with any one the gift he was to all of us who knew him, please don't hesitate to contact me.

Dear Harvey and family - I am shaped by your wisdom and compassion. I'm still working with adolescents in an inpatient unit in Australia

lDear Janis, Saddened to learn of the death of your beloved father Harvey. Having only met him, your mother and you at talks in Montreal your husband gave,I am, nonetheless moved to express my sympathy to you and your family. I recall his warmth and friendliness toward me and, of course, am reminded of