Obituaries

Few people make a lasting impression on ones life . Even fewer accomplish this as a couple - and that’s Jack and Roz. They have been there for us as friends, extended family and many other themes of a relationship . Jack revelled in the game of life and we shall miss him as a man , friend and contributor to community

Posted by Sarah and Andy Kane on December 1, 2020

I had the good fortune of meeting and working with Jack years ago when I was with Tishman Construction. Simply put, Jack was the absolute go to guy in the lighting industry. No project is ever finished until all the lights are lit. He made darn sure we received what we need when we needed it. That relationship developed into a friendship that spanned more than four decades. You never needed to ask Jack for anything, he simply knew and without saying a word always extended a helping hand. I simply can't sugarcoat it, I'm going to miss my friend and am very grateful for the fond memories that I will always cherish.

Posted by Richard Miller on December 1, 2020

Roz . . . Thinking of you & sending our very deepest condolences to you & all your family on the loss of your beloved husband. We hope that the wonderful memories you have will help to ease the pain at this difficult time. Also, we’d like to thank you for being such a great role model & friend to our daughter Jennifer. We hope to finally meet you when we are able to travel to California once again. Doreen & Sam Herzog

Posted by Doreen & Sam Herzog on December 1, 2020

Jack was a real life superhero, a larger than life figure who truly brought light to the world in so many ways. His spirit truly shines on. Love to Roz and the family. Jamie Metzl and Mallika Bhargava

Posted by Jamie Metzl and Mallika Bhargava on November 30, 2020

When Roz and Larraine met in Law school they knew they would be life long friends. When Clive and Jack and Roz and Larraine got together it was laughs and stories all the time from 1976 until the present time. We celebrated the Zukerman's anniversaries - what parties those were - and ups and downs; health issues with Roz's parents - Clive loved them so and cared for them too as Orthopedic Surgeon; so many lovely dinners with the family; breaking the fast together; living through the house fire, living in the valley then back to the city - and Jack, the perennial entrepreneur and guru of the lighting business; Jack's career was always a source of never ending admiration; his book, and his stories - what stories those were! Jack and Roz always showed generous hospitality, supporting so many causes, people and communities - Jack we miss you and have wonderful memories of times together - there will never be another like you - you were one of a kind - a very special soul. Rest in peace dear friend. Larraine and Clive Segil

Posted by Larraine and Clive Segil on November 30, 2020

Roz and Family, Our deepest condolences on Jack's passing. We are so very sorry for your loss. May Jack's memory be a blessing. With love, Jen, Mike, Reese and Morgan

Posted by The Winestone Family on November 30, 2020

My deepest sympathies to Roz and the rest of Jack's family on losing such a treasure. I met Jack when he was a patient, but quickly saw him as a man with genuine concern and compassion for others, a desire to help in any way(s) that he could. For him philanthropy was not an act, but a blessing. I know he took great pride in his family - he shared so many stories of their successes. I also could see how much his lifelong love affair with Roz meant to him. He truly was an iconic figure, and an inspiration to myself and many who witnessed his example. For his family and all of us, may his memory be a blessing.

Posted by Benjamin Ansell on November 30, 2020