REISMAN--Christopher. Christopher John Reisman died at age 81 on July 14, 2024 in New York City after a full life of principled integrity, generous spirit and irrepressible humor. Chris will always be held in loving memory as our brother and uncle by Cathy and Rod, Pete and Marie, Rene and Charlie, Philip and Becky and his 13 nieces and nephews. www.jjffh.com

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Published by New York Times on Jul. 21, 2024.

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Fran

September 21, 2024

So sorry to hear of Chris passing. May his love live in your hearts always
Fran

don frese

August 19, 2024

Chris was a dear friend from high school days up until my 30s. One of my fondest memories was us finding a woman squatting in freezing weather by an air vent in the Top of the Gate listening to Nina Simone. We looked at each other, nodded, and asked her to join us inside, we would pay. She sat with us through a set each of Cannonball Adderley and Simone and split. Ave atque vale.

Joe Bernstein

August 11, 2024

I first met Chris in 1971 when he was in the 9th Precinct and I was a court officer.
We became friends and stayed in touch after I went to a federal agency and after we were both retired
He visited with us in Rhode Island and vice versa.
He was an outstanding police officer and person.
When I couldn't reach him recently I was very concerned,and sadly found this notice.
My wife and I will miss him as a good friend - an honest and intelligent man with a good heart.
Rest in peace.

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