Irwin Silber

Rest in Peace Mr. Silber.

In 1961 I was fired by the Christian Science Monitor after I wrote a favorable review of a Symphony Hall Peggy Seeger concert (the review was admittedly political; I mentioned the fact that Peggy's husband, Ewan MacColl, had been denied a visa by the State Dept.). A couple of weeks later I received the following telegram: "Monitor loss may be Sing Out gain; call me." Signed of course, Irwin. I had just taken a new job, but I've never forgotten his support.
Bob Gustafson
Eastport, Maine

I would see Irwin at Folksay, the Saturday night square dances at the Furriers Union Hall on W.28th St in the late 40's.He was a hero then and a hero now. May he rest in peace.(I still have the People's Song Book.)

Condolences to the family & friends of Irwin Silber. May all your memories of Irwin bring a smile to your faces.

Rest In Peace, Irwin Silber. You will always be remembered.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

To the the family of Irwin Silber - May God give you peace and comfort through his word and the Lord Jesus Christ during this time of sorrow, I know that Irwin will be missed by many.

Our sentiments to 'Silber Family
circle of friends Music/Asscociates
Earths cry Heavens smile'words from a friend of the family Carlos~
As he passed into the Universal Light
In tribute In memory Rip ~IRWIN SILBER~