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Posted on: May 08, 2024 at 5:00 PM

Dan, hope all is well my frien, just wanted to say Hi. Hey Old man Krieger says Hi also!~ Take care my frien!! J

Hey Joe, just wated to drop a line and say HI!

"Thank you, Leigh," for placing those memories of Ralph in my head.

Ralph and his mom taught me to speak French at their house on the corner of Briggs Road.

Ralph's mom used to make him couscous for an afterschool snack almost every day. He hated it and I loved it.

Ralph idolized his older brother Hank, especially when he came home on leave wearing his US Airforce uniform. I thought Ralph's older sister was the prettiest girl I had even seen. She used to come to my house on Keswick Lane and hang out with my older sister, Marlene. Then, the two of them walked down to a boy's house on Thorpe Lane (I don't remember his name, but he lived across the street from David Dultz) and drove around Bethpage in the boy's black Olds Cutlass 442 with a silver shifter.

Ralph's mom had a yellow Chevy Camaro SS. Once in a while Ralph would "appropriate" his mom's car and drive us to junior high school. Then he would park the car in the farthest region of that school's enormous parking lot.

Ralph and I went to Madison Square Garden for George Harrison's "Concert for Bangladesh." He must have been carrying fifty pounds of camera equipment around his neck. Of course, we didn't have tickets but that didn't stop Ralph from convincing security that he was the concert's official photographer.

Ralph's family came from a distinguished family of Orthodox Jews originally from Moracco. Ralph was gentle, kind, smart, funny, fast as hell, and a good friend for many years.

Howard

A "gentleman's gentleman." Wonderful classmate during JFK Junior High and BHS.

Condolences to his friends and family,                                                                                                              Howard

So sorry to hear abouit Tom, great guy and a softspoken. Rest in Peace Tom!

Posted on: Nov 15, 2022 at 2:23 PM

Marilyn: Wow, great to see you and all our friends. Just a great time! Stay healthy!

Yes, at the Bus stop everyday. We laughed, had fun and always wondered where life would take us.RIP my friend!

Best friend ever!  Heart of gold.

Miss you Stu!

Debbie and I had been in school together since 4th grade,  Pine Ave School, Her family lived around the corner from me. I spoke to her a few years ago and kept in touch when she was in town. Her 2 brothers were killed in a fire in the 70"s     Rest In Peace my friend 

Going to be a fun time. Enjoy your summer, see you there!

Posted on: Aug 30, 2015 at 11:22 AM

Happy Birthday Dan. Hope all is well with you and your family. How is retirement going?

Posted on: Oct 12, 2021 at 7:43 PM