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Elliott Rosenblum Obituary

ROSENBLUM--Elliott, passed away after a protracted battle with lung cancer on August 31, 2009 at his home in Hawaii. Beloved partner of 31 years to Mark Nesselson, M.D. Beloved father of children Ella and Cole. Beloved brother of David (Paula) and uncle of Mitchell and Andrew Rosenblum. Distinguished career as an architect. Graduated from Rhode Island School of Design. Worked under Edward Durell Stone early in his career. Worked as an architectural consultant for the West Side Development Corporation and the West Side Federation for Senior Housing, establishing that affordable housing can be beautiful. His rich career continued in the realm of retail, designing stores for Barneys New York, Hugo Boss, Calvin Klein, Coach, Gear and Saks Fifth Avenue. Subsequently he found his niche doing renovation and new construction of residences in New York City, Westchester, The Hamptons, Upstate New York, Connecticut, Nantucket, Maine and Hawaii. A Memorial Service will be held on Sunday, October 11 at 2pm at the Tillman/U.N. Chapel at 44th Street and First Avenue.

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Published by New York Times on Oct. 7, 2009.

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October 13, 2009

I felt so honored to attend Elliott's memorial. Even though I had the privilege to know Elliott for many years, I learned so many wonderful things about him. Mark, you and your sister, Debbie, spoke so eloquently and superbly protrayed the beautiful life that Elliott had.

My deepest sympathy to Paula, David, Mitchell and Andrew and to you, Mark, Ella and Cole.

God bless you and may Elliott rest in peace.

Robin Brower, Plainview, NY

Barbara Marcus-Perwinc

October 8, 2009

We were so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

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