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Marcus Rosenberg Obituary

ROSENBERG-Marcus. BarIlan University and its American Friends mourn the passing of a devoted leader and friend, Marcus Rosenberg, z'l, of Dallas, Texas. At Bar-Ilan University, Mr. Rosenberg was the founder of The Ann and Marcus Rosenberg Music Building, which houses Israel's largest and most prestigious music faculty. He was the recipient of an Honorary Doctorate in 1999, founder of The Ann and Marcus Rosenberg Junior Year of Heritage Study Scholarship Program, and member of Bar-Ilan University's Global and American Boards of Trustees. We extend our condolences to his wife Ann and the entire Rosenberg family. May they draw solace from inspiring memories and be comforted amoung the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem. Rabbi Emanuel Rackman, Chancellor, Bar-Ilan University Prof. Moshe Kaveh, President, Bar-Ilan University Peter Rzepka, President, American Friends of Bar-Ilan University

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Published by New York Times on Feb. 23, 2005.

Memories and Condolences
for Marcus Rosenberg

12 Entries

Andy Benjamin

February 24, 2005

To those who think one person cannot make a difference in this world I say: they never met Marcus Rosenberg. Mr. Rosenberg made a difference in my life as well as hundreds, if not thousands of others. Because of his leadership and generosity, I can embrace and not be ignorant of my Jewish heritage. Through his personal example, I learned that achievement is only earned through hard work.

My heartfelt condolences to his beloved family on his passing. I am thinking of you all at this time.

Aaron & Barbara Patterson

February 23, 2005

I worked for Marcus Rosenberg for 25 years and my husband Aaron worked at Gardenbrook for 8 years. We have great respect and admiration for him. Our condolences to the Rosenberg family

Doug Weiler

February 22, 2005

Our sincerest and heartfelt condolences to the Rosenberg family.

Doug & Claudia Weiler

Ken, Judy, & Jon Arfa

February 21, 2005

What an incredible legacy Marcus Roseberg leaves. What an example of how Jews have emerged from the disasters of Europe to build a new life. Many generations will benefit from what he gave to Dallas and its Jewish community, and in generosity in the US and in Israel. He used his success in business to fuel his dream for Jews locally and well beyond.

May G-d comfort his family at this time of sorrow.

Ronnie Horowitz

February 21, 2005

Our Sincerest Condolences to the Rosenberg Family,

Nancy & Ronnie Horowitz

Lynn & Jeff Magid and family

Cathy Hanson

February 21, 2005

Our deepest sympathy to the Rosenberg Family.

The Gary C. Hanson Family

Cathy Hanson, John Hanson

Anna Garcia and family

Matthew Hanson and family

Shayne & Renee Zucker

February 20, 2005

May his memory be a comfort and a blessing to his family as well as the many, many lives he has touched.

Jolie and Jay LEPSELTER

February 20, 2005

Our hearts go out to the entire Rosenberg/Waks family on the loss of your beloved father, grandfather , relative and friend.

Joyce Baten-Hodges

February 20, 2005

My sincere condolence to the Rosenberg Family. My mother was an associate with Arrow Industries for many years.

(Gorda Baten's daughter)

Gorda Baten

February 20, 2005

I worked for Marcus Rosenberg for 30 years. He and his family are very special people to me, and it was my pleasure to work and get to know them.

September Oswald

February 19, 2005

My mom Stephanie worked for Mr. Rosenberg for almost 10 years, he was a special person to our family. The family is in our thoughts.

Linda Scholes

February 19, 2005

Condolences to the family.

Sincerely,

Linda Scholes

(Stephanie Dresselhuys' sister)

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