Mark Mandell

So sorry for your loss. May his memory always be a blessing to you and your family.

Dear Mandel family. Sorry for your loss. Mark is with the angels now.

To Ralph, Abe, and Don please accept our heartfelt condolences on the loss of your father. I’ll always remember the Silverstein truck parked in the driveway of the house on Sandringham Drive. He was a very hard worker and mench. May his memory be for a blessing. Charles and Howard Berman. Don’t forget the SSS Silverstein’s!

Ralph, Sonia and family. The people we love never go away for they live in our hearts. May he rest in peace.

Dear Ralph, Sonia and all Mandell Family. Our deepest condolences to your family. May Dad rest in peace. Sincerely Raja Family

Condolences to Ralph and family. May you find comfort In the many good memories that you have of your cherished father. We are thinking of you at Am Shalom.

Our sincere condolences to Abe, Ralph, Donald, Anne and family, Grandchildren, Greatgrandchildren and Friends, I have very fond memories of Mark – most recently at Hannah’s Wedding - and over a much longer period of time; ever since I met Abe and Ralph, and becoming friends of the Mandel clan, over 50 years ago in ~1970. I remember your Mark, for so many reasons: he always had a smile on his face, and seemed to be in a good mood – at least, whenever I saw him - (he was up early, and in bed early, doing his deliveries) – and although he was quiet, he had stories. He introduced me to horse racing, which I quickly grew to enjoy. I still remember all the times Abe and I would go to the track, (skipping classes, some time) – and I I remember going to Woodbine with my brother to watch Secretariat win the last race of his career (by a huge number of lengths). I remember the Silverstein’s Bread Truck, Abe (and Ralph?) inherited, that we used to go up to Algonquin Park camping, and other places. So many memories, and all very fond ones. We are very glad that the last time we saw Mark in person was at a Simcha, his granddaughter Hannah's Wedding, almost five years ago; and we remember the photos of him with grandchild, just beaming with pride and joy. We wish we could be there in person, are glad we can be there in spirit, and join the Service on line, Mark Weisdorf and Lorraine Bell and Family, NY, NY

Dear Anne and Family, I had the privilege of knowing Mark since I was about 7 years old; that's almost 70 years.. He was a dear friend of my parents. Mark always had a glowing smile on his face. Whenever I saw, as I got older, he always asked questions about my family. Mark was the definition of a true Mensch. Anne, he was so fortunate to have you in his life. You were a truly wonderful wife. May his memory be a blessing.

Dear Anne and Mandell Family, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. May your cherished memories of Mark sustain you during these difficult days. Sincere condolences, Margi Oksner

Dear Don and the Mandell family. May your father's memory be a blessing to you. We are hold you in our hearts right now. Most sincerely, the Abbott family.

Dear Anne May you continue to enjoy your wonderful memories of Mark. He was a fine man. We are so sorry for your loss Ken and Sharon Sky

Ralph I am sorry about hearing of your father's passing. As a child myself of a holocaust survivors both their survival of the Shoah has marked each of us in its own way. May your father's memory be a blessing and a light going forward'

Dear Ralph, I would like to extend my deepest condolences to you and your entire family for the loss of your father. Besides the memories you will cherish, the world has lost an important piece of history. May his memory be for a blessing. We must all never forget.

Ralph, my deepest condolences on the loss of your father.