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Jeffrey Perlmuter, dearly beloved husband of Karen; devoted father of Julie (Todd) Gurney and Scott (Sarah) Perlmuter; loving step-father of Michelle (Joe) Scolaro and Lindsay (Ryan) Clark; cherished grandfather of Sloan, Graham, Eva, Nora, Vinny, Nico, Gianna, Andrew, Nina, Anthony and Enzo; dear brother of Bruce (Patti, deceased), Michael (Shari) and Robert (Karen) Perlmuter; dear son of the late Richard and Florence Perlmuter.
He was a pessimistic lover of Cleveland sports, music and golf.
Private family services will be held at 11:30 a.m. Feb. 22 at Berkowitz-Kumin-Bookatz Memorial Chapel with interment at Knollwood Cemetery.
For the friends who wish to view the service at 11:30 a.m. Feb. 22, please go to bkbmc.com, scroll down to obituaries, click on obituary of Jeffrey Perlmuter, scroll down to live stream, click on “join live stream.”
No visitation due to COVID-19.
Contributions are suggested to The Gathering Place.
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Bonnie Rogoff
Sadly to report the passing of classmate Jeff Perlmuter.
When I moved to Shaker Heights, in the middle of first grade, Jeff Perlmuter, who lived a few doors away on Fairmount Blvd., walked me to the bus stop on my first day of Mercer School.
He battled cancer for several years.
Our class will make a donation to our Shaker Foundation fund in his memory.
RIP, Jeff.
Louise (Jan) Campbell (Campbell)
So sad to hear of Jeff's passing. He was a good guy, a point underscored by Bonnie's memory of him walking her to the bus stop.
Milan Tiff
I remember Jeff, well. Would cross paths with him in the hallways of Shaker between bells. He would shake my hand, on athletic achievements, with added suggestions on how to improve. Great guy.
Stevi Stephanie Baskin (Baskin)
I am very sorry to hear about Jeffrey's passing.My sincere thoughts to his family.
Todd Bayer
Jeff was one of my oldest friends. We both took the same the same bus to Mercer and Byron, and car pooled to Shaker along with the late, but not forgotten Neil Zimmerman.
Jeff was a kind hearted and loyal friend. He loved his family, golf and the Cleveland sports teams; although he also loved criticizing those same teams (for good reason I might add). Jeff battled his health problems without complaining and maintained his sharp and dry wit until the end. It is so sad that he passed at such a young age.
My sincerest condolences to his entire family.
Randall Kendis
Jeff and I spent a lot of time together during high school and he was a good person and a good friend. Although I hadn't spoken to him in a long time, which I now regret, I feel a great loss on his passing.
My sincere condolences to his family.
Sharon Herman (Shafran)
Jeff was always friendly and involved in Shaker activities. I'm sorry to hear about his passing and send my sympathies to his family. Sharon
Jeffrey Guy
Funny and wierd how a passing like this jogs a memory...my memory is that Jeff P was one of the 5 Jeff's in Mrs. Brack's 5th Grade class at Mercer. Now my father used to say "Jeff, if there were 2 of you, the world would come to and end!"...so, one can imagine how 5 of us Jeff's impacted Mrs. Brack...
Rounding out the Jeff's were Jeff Guyton, Jeff Thompson and Jeff Angelone. Don't ask me how or why Jeff's passing triggered this memory, but I remained freindly with Jeff throughout Jr. and Sr. High. He was a great Jeff...RIP my friend.