Werner Otto

Our sincere condolences on the passing of a very good man, Dr. Otto.

Dolores Smith and Family

My deepest condolences to the many loved ones, friends and colleagues of Mr. Werner Otto. He lived an exceptional life and certainly left a wonderful legacy. Our world is truly better place for having been blessed with his presence. May he rest in peace.
Warmest regards,
Clay Kahler

This was my grandfather he was a very good man i hope he is in good hands in his next life its really sad for me right now :(

My heartfelt condolences to the Otto family. I am truly saddened about their loss of a cherished loved one as well as saddened about all of our loss of a great entrepreneur who had a unique vision and the mind and perseverance to pursue it, thus not only changing his own fortune, but the lives and fortunes of many others.
Sincerely,
Ariane Sommer

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My condolences to Mr. Otto's family. I've never met Mr. Otto, but I am friends with his son Frank. Having lived most of my life in Germany I know that he was a visionary businessman who founded the world's largest mail order company. He had considerable influence on Germany's economic, socio-political and social development due to his visionary power, his inventiveness, and entrepreneurial courage. He's also known for his many philanthropical ventures in the art world, as well as for his foundation that supports medical research.

My deepest condolence to Mr. Otto's family. They and the whole world have lost a unique enterpriser who will never be forgotten for his true responsability and his social ambitions, Thank you Werner Otto. Rest in peace.

I didn't know that Mr.Otto owned Spiegle stores. I worked there also many years ago. We never no the history of how we touch each other lives. May the family and friends have my deepest symphaty for their loss. May the God who gives comfort to those who are morning.

May your fond memories bring you comfort during these difficult days.

If I m not mistaken Mr. Otto also owned Spiegel for a while in the 1980's. I worked at the warehouse on 35th street in Chicago during that time. Thank you, if it were not for you I would never have had a nice part time job that enabled me to go to college.

Wonderful shoes!