Neil FINKELSTEIN

I was close friends with Michael at Roslyn and Westmount high, and of course knew Neil-we in fact took a course together in statistics at McGill. My deepest sympathies

I had the pleasure of working with Neil when he was advising AG Ian Scott. He was a gentleman with a true love of the law. He left an indelible mark and we will miss him.

Neil was a wonderful person and a great lawyer. Please accept my condolences.

My condolences to Marie and the entire family. Neil and I were good friends in the 70s in Montreal. We were very competitive in tennis and ping pong, with Neil holding the edge in our numerous events. A warm smile, a deep laugh and a friend with thoughtful insights - that was the Neil I knew.

My sincerest sympathies.

I never met Neil in person, but he used to write uniquely thoughtful and encouraging emails about my markets articles in The Wall Street Journal. Seemed like a wonderful person and I will miss his insights.

Our deepest sympathy on the passing of your loved one. May your many wonderful memories, as well as the beautiful words recorded at Isaiah 61:1,2 bring you a measure of solace and peace during this difficult time.

Dear Marie & Family,
Our deep condolences on the loss of Neil. We are thinking of you and hope that all the great memories you shared will help you at this most difficult time.

I am shocked and saddened to hear of Neil's passing. My heart goes out to Marie and the rest of the family. I will never forget the special times on Saturday mornings at Donalda playing tennis with Neil and Marie.My heartfelt condolences to Marie and the Finkelstein family.

My deepest sympathies to you and your family in this time of loss. I will pray that God gives you the strength to get through this time.

Michael Nicola