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Yonatan Eilat
February 7, 2022
i miss you
Karen
February 8, 2017
I worked for Keystone very early in my career. As I returned from my honeymoon Mr. Deutsch overheard some co workers congratulating me. Before the end of my shift an envelope with a generous gift was awaiting me in the office. He was a kind and gentle. I am forever grateful for this memory. condolences on the passing of a wonderful philanthropist.
Carol,jo ann and angela lazzeri
February 7, 2017
Jackie, We were so sorry to hear of your father's death. We have many memories of you and your family. Our prayers go out to you and your family.
Susan (Fox) Kolankoski
February 7, 2017
My mother Claire Fox who recently passed on December 25th was Mr. Deutsch's secretary for 25 years at Keystone City Residence. She respected, admired and loved Mr. D and spoke of his generosity, dedication and love not only for his family but, his second family Keystone. My memory of him for the respect he showed my Mother, his staff and his children at Keystone and the accomplishments he made throughout his life will be a memory I WILL NEVER FORGET. May he rest in peace and, may his family be filled with PEACE in their hearts.
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Bruce Van Deusen
February 7, 2017
Condolences to the family, and particularly to my long ago friend Jacques. Even with a full life, it's difficult and sad to lose a parent.
February 7, 2017
I am deeply saddened to hear of Ignatz's death. He was a courageous extraordinary man, kind and humble, whose passing will be mourned by so many whose lives he touched. His life was one of service, love, compassion and excellence. Marilyn, Jacques, Jonathan and Justin please accept my sincerest sympathy. Connie Nealon
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