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Phil S.
September 30, 2024
I will not let you down. RIP brother!
Elizabeth Cohen Mayer
July 21, 2005
Byron was a friend and classmate of mine at Midwood H.S. He was fun and kind. I was saddened to learn of his death. My heart goes out to his family at this terrible time.
Joseph McGowan
July 15, 2005
Our deepest sympathy to the Preiss and Mendelson families.
Sincerely,
Susan, Joe, and Joseph McGowan
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Marc Launer
July 14, 2005
Byron was my fraternity brother at Penn. We did not share many memorable occassions and for that matter we only met at one school reunion following our graduation. Nevertheless, Byron left an indelible impression on me. I'll always remember him for his passion and sincerity. He was always one of the "nice guys".He left this world too soon.
Arthur Wagner
July 13, 2005
Sandi: My deepest condolences to you and your family. Although I never met your husband I have heard so many great things about Byron and how the two of you meshed so well together. I do not understand how and why things happen as they do but Byron's spirit will be eternal in all of us. ART
Les Salwen MD
July 12, 2005
Please accept my condolances on learning about the very sad and tragic death of such a wonderful, energetic and caring individual. I knew him only briefly as a younger fraternity brother and thought he would become someone great. He did. I am so sorry that his life was cut so short. My thoughts are with his family.
Dot & Walt Cunningham
July 11, 2005
Dear Sandy and Family: It still is not real to us. Sadness engulfs us over the loss of Byron. He was a prince of a man, a joy to do business with, and difficult, if not impossible, to not become a friend with, so these kinds of acknowledgements are always tough to write. We search for the right words of comfort, but nothing can cover the gut and soul hurt you feel from the loss of Byron and his warmth, love, and presence in your life, as well as in ours.
We know how much Byron was loved and adored by you and his family. That each time your heart beat, half of that beat was for him. We know that you walked lighter, sang louder, and looked at life through clear glasses with him here. Now you face those dark and painful days, months, and years of all sorts of feelings. Nothing seems to ease the pain, no matter what any of us say. We want you to know we care.
We never heard anything from his lips but wonderful things about his family. He not only made all life better for you, but for those of us who were fortunate enough to share his friendship and respect. Our fondest memories will always be the way he talked so lovingly and admiringly about you and your capabilities.
Your life will somehow go on and each day his memories will become sweeter. Until we can hug you, please know we are saddened by the loss of a beautiful person, a cherished friend, and an American who was one of God’s greatest creations.
We will have a good cry over his loss and then salute him with a fine glass of wine and wish him God’s speed as he touches the hand of God. Our love!
alberto vitale
July 11, 2005
Saddened,distressed and speechless.Wishs to be really close to my dear friend Sandi her daughters and her Family in these very trying times.With much love,affection and heartfelt condoleances.
Alberto
Martha Craig
July 11, 2005
"He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge." (Psalm 91)Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the girls during this difficult time. We hope that you find refuge in all the love that surrounds you.
love, Martha & Tim
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