Saturday, February 14, 2015
Seymour Rabinowitz was the definition of kind. He lost his parents at a young age and along with his sister was raised by Uncle Abe and Aunt Dot Schwartzberg, my grandparents. In return, he spent much of his life caring for his uncle and aunt as they were aging until they passed. He then cared for his sister Gloria once her husband passed and together they watched over each other until health issues plagued them both. Seymour served in the Army at the time of the Korean war and graduated from Columbia University as a Pharmacist. He had a mind for details, including dates and events. If only he had the opportunity to play Jeopardy, he would have been rich. However, he was rich in kindness. He never expected anything from anyone or complain about anything. His appreciation was greatest when Mychele Bendetti came in to their lives. She agreed to be their caretaker and became a loyal and loving friend as she cared for both of them along with her family. Our family thanks you, Mychele.
