Obituaries

Though I didn't know Norman Kantor I'm leaving a message because my Mother, may she rest in peace, was a past-president of the Jewish War Veterans, Asher Division, New York, NY. May Mr. Kantor's memory be a joy to his friends and family.

Posted by Arlene Harriet Paige on October 5, 2018

We will miss you. To your family, please accept my deepest sympathies. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Posted by Janice Metz on September 20, 2018

What a sweet & caring man. We will always remember Norm with a smile. May his memory be a blessing for all. Rest In Peace, Norm. Love, Fern & Ross Bloom

Posted by Fern & Ross on September 20, 2018

Norman, a member of the Jewish War Veterans was always supportive of our annual college scholarship program for high school seniors, and our annual.Gift for a Yank program, distributing Xmas gifts to hospitalized veterans. He will.be missed. Mat Millen, Commander JWV .Post 118

Posted by Mathew Millen on September 20, 2018

My sincere condolences to family and friends of Mrs. Lessner. She was well-loved and cared for. May her memory be a blessing.

Posted by Wendy Goldman on June 30, 2018

I have not met many people as joyful, loving, and loyal as Kevin Caamano. I will hold my memories of time with Kevin close forever. I think of how intense a sports fan he was. He even stood at attention and sang our National Anthem before televised games! He loved his teams win or lose...a true fan. A Cubs fan! Even after living in CA decades, Kevin cheered for the Cubs, the Blackhawks, and Da Bears. That's loyalty. He loved his family and friends deeply. We are all better for having Kevin in our lives. He lived with a grace, a dignity, and a pure joy. He was a great example of life lived and treasured as the gift it is. Kevin enjoyed music from classical to Elvis. He would make my day when he sang whether it was a heartfelt song or him being silly putting on blue slippers as I played Blue Suede Shoes. Kevin loved holidays and always dressed up for them. He was a great Elvis on Halloween. Going to dances at the Maple Club in Glendale was such a treat for him, that just watching Kevin give one last check of his hair and wardrobe was one more way Kevin taught me to appreciate every experience. Kevin loved each and every member of his family with the fierceness of a pit bull, even when living miles away. Kevin, I hope you are with D and Sheila singing, watching your teams, and looking out for Marci and the gang.

Posted by Kate McG on August 2, 2017

Dearest Kevin Lou Your beautiful smile, laughter and joyous delight in the smallest details of life in the now are the gold standard for living in the now. Through the decades we have shared quiet and fun times together, many a time I told you that you are the best brother in the whole world and you always said... me? my answer always, Yes You Dear Dear Kevin Lou, You! and then came your gentle smile and happiness in my heart. You have been a gift of pure joy and love in my life and am blessed beyond measure to have shared this time with you on the intergalactic highway. May you sing and dance creating masterpieces in your eternal now as you soar in the freedom of the angel you have always been. Until we meet again Dearest Kevin Lou... I miss you mightily endless love and admiration your sister Sami

Posted by Samantha Churchman on August 1, 2017

Dearest Kevin, thank you for the privilege of your being in my life and our Home for the past three and a half years. I've grown to admire and respect your Dignity, Elegance, and complete Sense of Humanity. You will be with us Forever as we strive to live up to your Amazing Standards. With deepest love, your Brother-in-Law and Grateful Friend, Richard.

Posted by Richard Sowa on July 29, 2017