Information from: The Cleveland Jewish News (07/09/14):
Beigelman, Samuel
Died May 13, 2014
Sandy Beigelman
Samuel “Sandy” Beigelman of Coconut Creek, Fla., died May 13, 2014 at age 59.
Born and raised in Cleveland, Sandy was a graduate of Cleveland Heights High School and studied in college as an architectural engineer. He was a past manager of the family-owned business, Shaker Gourmet Deli and Bakery, at Fairmount Circle, and was owner of The New England Clam House on Coventry Road in the 1980s.
Sandy was an original member of the TAT Foundation and maintained a high level of spirituality in all aspects of his life. He enjoyed music, scuba diving, travel and food. He was a kind, quiet soul. His family were his best friends – Suzanne, Steve, Nathan, Theresa, Hannah, Ben, Eli and Michael Ringel, Mark, Elaine, Molly and Nina Beigelman, Illana, Jordan and Reed Petro. His parents were Holocaust survivors – the late Jack and Rita Beigelman.
Contributions are suggested to the TAT Building Fund, the Cystic Fybrosis Foundation or the Opus Foundation.
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Marc Herman (Herman)
Sad to see this. I remember Sandy as a gentle soul who always had a smile on his face.
My grandmother also worked for Sandy's family at the Deli.
Rest easy, Sandy
Kenneth Robert Marsh
My grandmother also worked at Jack Beigelman's bakery and deli during the '60's. Nice people.
Roni Weinberg (Ornan)
I have one very distinct memory of Sandy... from Mrs. Russo's 6th grade class at Taylor School. In retrospect, it seems a bit ironic (and more than a tad morbid) in light of his passing, so I'm reluctant to share it... If anyone from that class is out there and sees this post, comment if you remember it as well... roni