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He was also a scholar and a Renaissance Man. But most important Sidney, was his family as he was a loving husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather. His family celebrates his life, which he lived so well. And we also miss him so very much.
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Leslie stogel
June 10, 2025
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Leslie Stogel
April 26, 2025
It´s almost 4 months since you left us. It´s still hard to believe you´re gone. You were larger than life. Just in case you can see these photos and this message , I want you to know how much you are missed and how much we all love you.
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Leslie stogel
April 5, 2025
You are always in my heart. I love you.
Randie Gold
March 23, 2025
I was blessed to be an honorary part of the Wasserman family. Leslie and I met when the family moved to Rockville Centre when we were 11 years old. We became sisters for life and her parents were an integral part of my life. I remember spending time on a Wasserman family vacation to the Host Farm in Pennsylvania..going with Leslie & her Dad to Brooklyn to the Aquarium and to his dental office ..or spending time together at sleep away camp visiting day.
I was a privileged to be a part of his final years..watching him forge such a deep bond with Leslie..which I know meant the world to both of them..He referred to me as his " other daughter" and that had so much meaning for me.
He lived a wonderful life and his legacy lives on thru his children and grandchildren..He will be missed..
James Wasserman
March 23, 2025
Today while x country skiing starting out tiring.
My thoughts turned to Pop.
When I was 10 and Pop 44 we used to go across the street and run around the Hewitt School fields. I used to get so winded starting out and Pop would bring up "getting your second wind".
I had no idea what he was talking about and I never experienced a second wind phenomena back then, just breathlessness.
Well now I usually get a second wind and had a noticeable one today.
Here´s to second winds Pop.
Jimmy WA
Edith Wasserman
March 22, 2025
You are irreplaceable, brilliant, kind, and wonderful. I miss you miss you. I miss you. Can´t wait till we´re together again. Much love always. Edith.
Leslie stogel
March 22, 2025
Dad, There are so many photos to sort through and they all bring back so many wonderful memories with you. I think if you many times each day and miss you so much. I hope you have reunited with your family and friends. I love you so much.
Your one and only daughter. Leslie.
Chad S
February 9, 2025
Many of my most vivid memories stem from long car rides together. Pop would impart his wisdom and sophisticated sense of humor. For example, we would all play trivia games though he chose not to. When we asked him to play, he said no because he had to be the judge. We would stop for lunch off the highway -- he would take the dumbbells out of the trunk and have me do a few sets with him. This was my early introduction (14 years old or so) to weight training, something that has stayed with me to this day. I credit pop with teaching me the fundamentals of strength and fitness. Your body is a temple he would say, though moderation was the key to enjoying the result. We went to museums together from a young age and Pop, being a student of history would educate with more knowledge than I could retain. However, over time this gave me a thirst for learning -- and in more recent years after a trip to a foreign city, we were always so excited to share what we learned and the great photos we had taken. Pop's greatest joy was family and it was such a blessing not only for him to meet but get to know his great-grandchildren: "four-generations" he would say with such pride. Pop was larger than life and his spirt lives on in all of us.
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