Benjamin R. Ansbacher

I worked with Ben when both of us were at LabCorp. He was very intelligent and kind. I enjoyed working with him. One of my favorite memories was when he rode a bicycle to work. The bicycle had a bell which he rang upon arriving at work and I have a fond memory of this. He contributed a lot to the Burlington community and was a very caring person. My prayers are with Caroline and the family.

Ben was always one of my favorite people. I´m thinking of his family.

Ben Ansbacher was a kind and thoughtful soul. A friend to many and a devoted husband to Caroline. I have your family in my thoughts and prayers.

-Padilla Family

To the Ansbacher family, my deepest condolences. I met and interacted with Ben a number of times during my eight years as the police chief here in Burlington. He was always sincere and to the point. He often wanted me to be better or do more. As you know, he could be quite persuasive.

I will say a prayer for him and for you all. He was a very good man!

Caroline and Family, my deepest and heartfelt sympathies on your profound loss. Ben was as fine a person in all respects. I certainly enjoyed his company as a wonderful investment partner for years. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Sending love and grace to the Ansbacher Family and to the large community of friends who loved and appreciated Ben. May light and love walk with us all.

Dear Caroline, in moments like this one, words are not enough. They lack deepness, strength, warmth, their meaning simply cannot reach the complexity of a feeling. I am so sorry for your loss.

Ben was a gentleman with a brilliant mind and a kind heart, who always made me feel welcomed in a country and a culture other than my own. He was my friend, and I will miss him.

A big loss in our community. My deepest sympathy for Caroline and all the family. Gracias Ben.

Mrs. Ansbacher, I am so sorry to hear about Ben's passing. Really thought a lot of him. Had many interactions with him and all were very pleasant. He was such a nice man. He did much for our community and he will be greatly missed. Tony Laws

I´m so sorry for your loss. The Burlington and Alamance lost a giant.

What a great loss! Ben was one of a kind. He was always friendly, laughing and interested in everyone and every thing. He was a great Democrat (big and little d) in the best sense of that word. I never saw him (sadly too seldom in recent years) that he wasn't always genuinely interested in what others were doing and thinking. I passed their house on Davis Street just yesterday and thought how much I'd like to see Caroline and Ben. I will miss him.

I am so very sorry for your loss. May your Dad's memory be a blessing. Mariana Fiorentino

Caroline and Margaret, I am so sorry for the loss of Ben. he was certainly a wonderful man! I have good memories of his love for Jennie and his joie de vivre! How lucky the world has been to have him for 88 years! though I know it's heartbreaking, I wish for you that the smiles of great memories come to your lips before the tears of sadness hit your cheeks very soon.

Mr. Ansbacher, Ben, was always kind to me and such a generous person. Intelligent but humble, capable but modest, I so appreciate his example in prioritizing his family, church and community. It's true that he was always curious and willing to engage in conversation and contemplate ideas that varied from his own. He noticed the needs around him and chose to invest in people to strengthen not only them, but all of us. We have so much to learn from you, Ben Ansbacher. You will be sorely missed.

Thank you, Ben, for 30 years of friendship, generosity, and encouragement. You created a beautiful family and I was one of the lucky ones to be in your orbit. You had a profound impact on my life.