Seymour Goldstaub

Message from Sol Gittleman

We spent years together in middle and high school, in the same home room with Ms. Socol. Seymour was smart, had great survival skills, could laugh, was witty and fully aware of how much brighter he was than the rest of candles; but he wore his intelligence very lightly, helped others, and enjoyed friendships. We parted after high school, and kept in touch only via Warren Boroson's good efforts. But, I see him in front me right now, just as he was seventy years ago. Be well, Seymour...

A candle was lit by Eugene Brown on August 15, 2017 9:44 PM

Message from Eugene Brown

My most sincere condolences to the Goldstaub Family, God looks at the heart; so therefore I know that he's pleased with his servant Seymour. I haven't seen or heard from him, in over 50 years and for that I'm filled with regret. But tonight he came across my mind so strongly until I just wanted to reach out and say thank you once again after all this time. So I did a Google search to see if I could gather some information with the hope that he was still with us. But my heart is jubilant none the less, to know that God has guided me here to give my respects to his family and to this wonderful human being. God bless you Seymour!

A candle was lit by Donna Attanasio on August 15, 2017 4:53 PM

A candle was lit by Diane Schwarz, cousin of Bernie on August 11, 2017 8:37 AM

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I wonder if I met him at Renee & Bernie's home? He sounds like a GREAT guy! No matter at what age, or in what condition, losing your Dad is a terrible wrench! I'm SO sorry! Best wishes!