NATHAN MILIKOWSKY

I knew Nathan from handling insurance for his business.
Very fair wonderful person

Robert Reynolds

Will always miss your friendship and kindness. Fly high my friend.

Nathan was more than a boss, he was a blessing to everyone that worked for him at Seadrift Coke, Texas. He´s dearly missed. Thanks Nathan for all the lives you touched with your generosity. " sun re o" . Rest in Peace. Emmanuel Oladoyin

Rebecca, Shira, ,Brian, my heart breaks for you all. So sad. Sending love and condolences your way.

Nathan was a study partner of mine our firsts year at NYU Law School in 1966-67. I believe his grades were good enough to make the Law Review, but he dropped out of law school to help run the family business in Connecticut (I believe) when his father died. I haven't seen or heard of Nathan in more than 50 years, but he made a last impression on me when we were both young students. I believe that Nathan was already married at the time, which was also unusual for first year students. I had no idea that Nathan was a relative of the Netanyahus then, or even that Nathan had any involvement in Jewish community affairs. He sounds like a terrific person. I'm sorry I lost touch with him, and sorry for his premature death from illness. All my best wishes to his wife, children and family. May his memory be for a blessing for his family and for Israel.
R. Greenberg (917-371-4208).

My deepest sympathy to u and your family
I am very sorry about your loss
And will be thinking about u
Gilda

Dear Rebecca: While in Florida, I learned of Nathan´s passing. Nathan was my dear friend for more than 25 years when I met him and Hovah as their attorney in Ponce. For you and your daughters my heartfelt condolences. I will always remember and miss my beloved friend. With affection. Charlie Cuprill

Dearest Rebecca, I am very saddened by the loss of you wonderful husband and father to your beautiful daughters, I know my son David will be with you today to help by bringing love you all. Morris and I will contact you when we return to New York and we send our deepest sympathy to you on your enormous loss of such a remarkably magnificent man.

With love always, Jill Goldweitz and Morris Levitt