Milton M. Fieger

Patti Sheinman

482w ago

We all send our heartfelt condolences to you all. Even though some time has passed, it seems to us that Mickey is still here. He and Joe had a "real thing" going, especially when they talked baseball and that there was nothing like a Nathan's hotdog. We were so happy when he spent Passover with us the year before last and invited him this year, but he was not up to it. When he came here or Joe went there, they just picked up the conversation as if no time had passed. We were also so grateful to your Dad when my Dad was having surgery and recovering in Rehab. Mickey and my mom, Sylvia were a team. He got her to go out and because he knew she had a sweet tooth brought her special candy to keep her going.Our lives were enriched by your Dad (and your Mom). Mickey and Ethel were my parent's first friends at Heritage and they really enjoyed each others company.We will miss Mickey and wish that all the stories and memories will help support you.Much love, All of the Sheinman family

Jill Blatstein

485w ago

what a beautiful tribute to my Uncle Mickey. I loved him very much and know he is at peace, though i will always miss him.

Gene Grabiner

485w ago

MickeyMickey was there on Utah Beach.The young may think of a shore onThe Great Salt Lake.But itâ??s in France, below a bluffWhere thousands lie forever.This is where, if youDescend the steep boardwalk,You come upon a strand of stonesLaid out long upon the beach.Back and round stones,Tan and gray and rough stones.Stones.All sorts of stones.And people from around the worldDescend the steps. They pick up a stone,Place a stone. Perhaps a few.I took two; both dark and smooth. Well-weatheredBy decades.Brought them to Mickey in Florida,Told him the tale of stones removed, stones replaced,One for Mickey, one for my dad.We didnâ??t speak.His tears told the tale.And did you know that Mickey bowled?Yes, twelve 300 games. Now beat that youPokemon champs.And cards, counting cardsâ??He cleaned the table at blackjack,An exquisite trope;A now-vanished part of our family background.His care for Ettie reached beyond memory.And when we stayed with them, it wasEttie who gave us family history.They were bound in joy in Florida.We even once had a rideIn that big Buick, a gift from James, like the house.(Imagine that a child would care so for his parents!)Everything was right.And then Joanieâ??lostAnd Ettieâ??lost.But until yesterday, Mickey. The warrior against fascism who remainedFor so long.We remember him at 96,And what his 96 years mean.He was modest and truthful inWhat was done.And never spoke about taking that beach.And he never claimed that theMonster was killed on Utah Beach.In memory of Mickey,It is left to us to finishThat job. Gene Grabiner

Patti Sheinman

482w ago

Jill Blatstein

485w ago

what a beautiful tribute to my Uncle Mickey. I loved him very much and know he is at peace, though i will always miss him.

Gene Grabiner

485w ago

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