JOSEPH SCHINDELMAN

Dear folks,

I am so sorry to hear about Joe's passing.

I remember Joe with great affection as a gentle, kind and soft spoken man, and still have wonderful memories of his friendship with my Dad. At Matty's 30th surprise birthday party in 1954, Joe gave him a large adjustable wrench. (Well remembered as it was captured on one of Rita's home movies.) They bought a small blue Evinrude outboard motor together so they could go fishing and save on the boat rental fees.

And, of course, his kindness and sharing - artist to artist - with Carol is remembered with deep gratitude.

***

I'm so glad that we were neighbors and friends all those years ago.

My condolences and my fondest thoughts are with you all.

Neil

I loved the JS's illustrations. The memoriam in the NYTimes brought back so many happy memories. God Bless

Dear Schindelman Family:
I was Joe's secretary in 1978. I remember him as one of the kindest men I had ever known. My sympathies to you all. Best, Judy Isserlis

To the dear Schindelmans,
My wishes for good memories to sustain your loss. Special hugs to mommy Ida ( who ironed t shirts and pajamas) and my sweet piano students Laurel and Dale. Fondly, Sydell Roth

To the Schlndelma family, please accept. My condolence, may our god of love bring great comfort and peace to all, psalms 9:9