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Gail and Cy Glickman
May 3, 2008
We greatly miss Jack's smiling and loving countenance. Whenever we walked in to see him, he greeted us with affection and we truly loved him. Like a father to Cy, he was there whenever we needed him. He gave excellent guidance and counsel. Most of all, his generosity was above and beyond anything anyone could expect. We miss him and think of him often.
Laura Puschila
May 1, 2008
It was a pleasure to meet Mr. Jack Lerner. He was extremely kind to me. As I heard and saw, he was very generous and loving to everyone. He will ever have a place in my heart.
Carmen & Dan Chiritescu
April 30, 2008
We had the privilege to meet Mr. Lerner only three or four times over almost a decade, enough to recognize in him what is one of the most valuable qualities in a human being, that is, generosity.
Radu Lelutiu
April 29, 2008
Jack was always extraordinarily kind to me and Karina and he always treated us like family. I will forever remember the advice he gave me before I applied to law school and how supportive and helpful he was while I was searching for a summer job after my first year of law school. It would not be an overstatement to say that I owe my career to Jack.
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Corina Weinberger and family
April 29, 2008
Early in 2006 Jack Lerner told me something that will be with me for the rest of my life. He looked at me intently and said: “Enjoy it. It all goes by sooo fast”. His voice and image continue to echo in my mind, as a person who lived a long life to its fullest, yet was not tired of it. Jack Lerner knew how to enjoy his life, and did so with tremendous integrity, common sense and generosity. He was a joy to be around and we miss him.
Liana, Rudy, Andreea, Delia Lutz
April 29, 2008
We got to know you as a very kind, generous and warm-hearted gentleman, and we're glad that you are part of our big big family! It's incredible that two years passed already since you passed away. The whole family is missing you a lot....
Jenni Ferrari-Adler
April 28, 2008
We love and miss you very much.
Debra, David & Ariel Krinsky
April 28, 2008
You were a warm and caring uncle and we miss you and think of you often.
Alice and Larry Rothbaum
April 28, 2008
We remember him fondly
Lila and Karen Phillips
April 27, 2008
We remember Uncle Jack as a kind hearted, caring and thoughtful uncle and brother in law. We miss you more every day.
Iris Lapidus
April 27, 2008
Dad,
You are with me always.
With love, Iris
David & Joanne Chernock
April 27, 2008
You are remembered as a kind and generous man whose family was always number one. You are also remembered fondly on our joint birthdays.
Robert Glickman
April 27, 2008
There is no more fitting place to be remembered than here in the New York Times. Jack Newton Lerner loved the city and he loved this paper.
We who knew him know that he lives on, in our hearts. But even when we are all gone, the city will still be here and since Jack helped to make the city what it is, he lives on with it.
barry chernock
April 27, 2008
you had a great life-a wonderful wife-a family that loved and appreciated your committment and genorosity-may you rest in eternal peace
Steven Glickman
April 27, 2008
I'm glad Uncle Jack lived a long, full life. I still can't believe it's been two years since he died. He'll always be a part of my life.
Adam Lapidus
April 27, 2008
Thinking of you, Grandpa.
-Adam
richard & ana lerner
April 27, 2008
Dear Dad,
Ana and I think about you all the time. You are in our minds and hearts on a daily basis. All our love- Richard and Ana
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