Jonathan W. Seidman

Did Jonathan Seidman live at 1133 Asbury Ave., in Evanston, IL, as a child with his mother and sister?

To the friends and family of Jon,



I am very sorry for you loss. I knew Jon from Saturday softball games at Crown. He was a great player and person. He was respected by all. We will miss him alot. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Dear Amy,



Hopefully Jon can do for the Giants next year what Gene Autrey did for the Angels this year. He was a remarkable friend who will be missed by all that were fortunate enough to know him.

Dear Amy,



I am truly sorry for your loss. Jon was a great guy and we will all miss him.



Sincerely,

Randy

Dear Amy, Anna, & Nora,

I cannot express in words to you the sadness I feel about your loss. You are all strong women and were cherished and loved by an incredible man. Johnathan's humor, wit, caring and loving personality was shared by all who knew him. I hope your grief will be as easy as possible. If there is anything I can do, please let me know. Love, Sima

I'm very sorry for your loss and my loss of a dear friend. Jonathan was a model for all of us and will be dearly missed.



Regards,



Larry hipp

Dear Amy:



My thoughts and prayers are with you. All of us that knew Jon share in your tragic loss.



Earl Rubinoff