In memory of

Maxwell Smolkin

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Arlene Polonsky

February 24, 2010

What a long and wonderful life. Max and Pearl Smolkin were the parents of my good friend, Rosalie Kane. They were delightful, interesting and hospitable people. My sympathy to Rosalie, Bob and David and their families. I wish them a long life.

February 18, 2010

Please accept my sympathy in the passing of your father. He truly was a gentleman.
My Dad spent 29 years working for him and always spoke very highly of him.
Judy Hunt (Timmins)

Ben Davies

February 18, 2010

I was sad to hear this news but I know he lived a great life. Max was a hero and a inspiration. I will never forget when he beat me in checker even though he was going blind. You have my full support. Lots and lots of love from me and Justin.

Love

Ben Davies

February 17, 2010

To the Smolkin family, Rosalie, Bob and David and families. Our love and sympathy to all. Fond memories.

Mary Moore and family.

Michael&Laya Abramowitz

February 16, 2010

Dear Smolkin family,

Please accept our sympathy on the passing of your dear Max.

Michael&Laya Abramowitz

February 16, 2010

To The Smolkin Family

I was saddened by the news of your Dad's passing...

Approx 7 years ago I was introduced to your dad when he would often visit his brother Dr. Smolkin at the Retirement Home.
His visits meant a great deal to Dr. Smolkin...

After helping out with the care of your dear mother Pearl up until the time of her death, I was pleased you still needed my help and support for your dad,
and was given the opportunity to spend a few weeks to help him at his Florida home...

He loved to walk and we would go for walks everyday and visit a few places in Fort Lauderdale... I was so impressed the day we went to the
Fort Lauderdale Mall... Such a beautiful mall... He treated me to a lovely lunch... It was a pleasant day and experience for me
having the company of your dad and seeing a little of Fort Lauderdale...

We would also walk along the boardwalk at the beach and visited many of the little shops along the way and have a bite to eat....
He amazed me at how well he did at his age and was very particular on what he ate which I think contributed to his longevity... He enjoyed his salads and healthful foods...

I will always remember Mr. Smolkin for his kindness and sharing with me many of his interesting life adventures and experiences...
He was a very intelligent man and did many important things in his lifetime and was admired by many....

My Heartfelt Sympathy to you all...

Jackie Coady

February 15, 2010

We will always remember the times we got to spend with Uncle Max even though the distance between us was far. We loved getting to see him at the cottage. The stories our Mum told us about him and the family will never be forgotten.

Hannah & Rachel Gur-Arie

February 15, 2010

To the Smolkin family,

My deepest sympathy on the death of Mr Smolkin.

I have fond memories of many shopping trips to the store in Arnprior with my dad to purchase clothing. Mr Smolkin could always find just the right item of clothing to suit. Many fond memories for sure.
A long life well lived is truly to be celebrated!
Sincerely,
Margaret O'Neill Thomas..formerly of Kinburn , now Ottawa

February 15, 2010

Writing from Florida.
Cousin Max was an inspiration to us all.
He was one of a kind - and will be missed.
Our sincere condolences to the entire family.
Love,
Roslyn & Rob Smolkin

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