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ARNOLD PUTTERMAN Obituary

PUTTERMAN--Arnold L., of Manhattan, a lawyer and businessman, passed away at home on March 24th, 2022. He was born August 19th, 1938 in New York. He graduated from Bucknell University and Columbia Law School and served in the military. He is survived by his wife Susan; his sons Michael and Daniel and his daughter-in-law Alexandra; his grandchildren Abigail, Isaac, and Asher; and his sister Judy Lewis and his brother David Putterman. He will be forever in our hearts and minds.

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Published by New York Times on Mar. 27, 2022.

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Dan Coppelman

July 19, 2022

I had the pleasure of working for Arnold as a consulting engineer on his Somers Manor Nursing Home for over 35 years. He always revealed his intelligence, his kindness and of course his humor.
He was a true gentleman in every sense of the word.

Rest In Peace,
My friend, you will be missed.

Julian Cohen

April 3, 2022

I have many endless, fine memories of Arnie and the entire Putterman Family. In every season there's a reminder; they will not be forgotten.

Kyle Hayden

March 28, 2022

My deepest sympathy. I worked for Mr. Putterman in Pawling. He was a true gentleman.

Susan (Levine) Kane

March 27, 2022

I am so sorry to learn about Arnie. We have not seen each other in so many years, but I have wonderful memories of Carmel and all the fun we had with our two families. Please extend our condolences to Arnie´s wife and family, to David, and of course to you.
Susan and Eric Kane

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