Myer "Mikey" Gotz

Dear Myer, what a life you have lived! I will always remember, and carry with me, the memories of a man who enjoyed the little things in life - a song, a poem, a good bourbon and Guinness! - and who was kind and generous to those around him. From our first meeting - when Olivia introduced me to you and Tippy at a Mexican restaurant on the Upper West Side in early 2001 - until our last meal together in Milford with Tippy, Olivia and the kids, you took a big bite out of life and showed the rest of us a way forward, with love, openness and joie de vivre. I will miss you. - Christian

Myer I will miss your colorful stories about your adventures in the City but most of all, I will miss your lovely sense of humor. My prayers to your family and your wife, my dear sister.

Myer I will miss your colorful stories about your adventures in the City but most of all, your lovely sense of humor.

Myer I will miss your colorful stories of your adventures in the city but most of all, your lovely sense of humor.

Uncle Meyer, I remember you teaching us origami and always making us laugh. Thank you for being a great human being.

MYER, MY BROTHER-IN-LAW, WAS A DECENT, KIND HEARTED MAN. HE WAS QUICK TO LAUGH AND ENJOYED A GOOD JOKE. HE WILL BE MISSED BY US ALL.

God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.Myer we love and miss you. Your knowledge and dry sense of humor will be certainly missed.

Myer you were always a great person to talk with about any subject. The best trait you had was you listened. We miss you dearly. Kris Adams

Myer was kind and generous. He loved showing my children how to fold origami figures and always made a few extra using dollar bills for them to take home. He had an incredible memory and could recite poetry and song lyrics that fit any occasion perfectly. He was joyous, fun-loving and will be missed!