I miss you SO much Seth. Still is hard... very hard. Hugs and love.

I wish I could talk to you right now, Seth. Hear your laugh, get your advice, know that you're close. I miss you. It's still very, very hard to accept that you're not here. I think of you everyday, Seth. I wish you had known that. 

Dear Rabbi and Mrs. Lettofsky,

You surely don't remember us, but my husband Eric and I were the ones who bought your house on Mason Street in Madison, Wisconsin, in 1982. We don't really know each other, but I want to give you my heartfelt sympathy all the same.  I wish I could remember more clearly if I ever met Seth.  One day, on one of your visits back to Madison, two of your children came to the house and asked if they could see their old rooms.  I was quite delighted to see their joy as they raced up the stairs for a look around.  It was very brief and long ago, and I cannot remember which two of your children were there, but the joy of that visit remains to this day.  We lived in that house until 1985; after a short time in South Bend, Indiana, we moved to Cleveland in 1987.  We have lived in Cleveland Heights since 1989.  I saw Seth's obituary in the Plain Dealer.  I read them, among other reasons, because I am now a volunteer at Menorah Park, and most of the friends I've made there are quite elderly.  I am so, so sorry to have seen your son's name on those pages.  My job at Menorah Park is called "Friendly Visitor;" listening is what I do.  You probably already have enough friends, but if either you or your daughters would like one more, just say the word; Pearl's Place at Menorah Park is one of my favorite lunch spots, and I would treat.  You can reach me at mlklieber@yahoo.com.  But of course you mustn't feel obligated, as we don't really know each other.

Again, I am so sorry for your loss.

Marian Klieber

Alan and Jean,
The Rosenblum family sends their condolences on the loss of your beloved son Seth.  May his memory be for a blessing.

Rabbi Alan and Jean,

We were saddened to hear of your loss.  Although we did not have the privilege of knowing Seth, we were blessed to meet and have Rabbi Lettofsky's support and good counsel when my mother passed away. 
Our family understands, from experience, the struggle and heartbreak of this situation.  We send our love, our comfort and our support in this difficult time.

B'shalom,
--Leonard Oppenheimer for 
Lydia Schultz, Leonard Oppenheimer and Judy Oppenheimer

I am so sorry for your family's loss. We were not fortunate enough to meet Seth, but we are fond of Rabbi and Mrs. Lettofsky. May his memory be a blessing.Rebecca Schlachet and Brent Kirvel 

My husband worked with Seth at Sherwin-Williams. One of the employees had a party, and that's where I met Seth. I sat and talked to him for a while, and I thought he was one of the sweetest persons I've ever met.  He is truly a kind and gentle soul. I would often ask my husband how he was doing, because he made such an impression on me. I'm so sad to hear about his passing. The world is a kinder place because he was in it.

I'm so deeply sorry for your devastating loss. Keeping all of you in my thoughts and prayers.

I worked with Seth at Sherwin-Williams and sometimes rode the RTA train with him. You have my sympathies and condolences on your loss. He was always great to be around but I lost touch with him. We often talked about various  subjects like stocks and when he beat that police speeding ticket, etc. I'm sorry to have heard of his passing. The world is a lesser place without him around.

Dear Rabbi and Jean,
We are so so sorry for your loss. We are out of town and extend our deepest of sympathies to you and the entire family. May Seth's memory be a blessing.

Dear Rabbi Alan and Jean,
So sorry about your loss.  I cannot find the words to deal with such an awful time. Please accept heartfelt condolences and love.

I am so sorry for your loss.  Hope you can find some comfort in having such good friends and to know we are all thinking of you.

I had the pleasure of knowing Seth through my cousin's Alan and Brian Berke. Seth was such a great guy and always knew how to make you laugh.  I am soo very saddened with this news. The world was a better place with Seth. I am so lucky to have had the pleasure of knowing him and he was truly loved by all who knew him. He will be greatly missed.

Dear Old Friend Alan,
You taught me many things but not how to express my deep sorrow at your loss.

 Dear Rabbi and Jean, Sharon and Deborah and Family,

We are so sorry to learn of this very sad news from an Email this evening via Beth Israel Center in Madison.  Thinking of you and sending  our sincere condolences...

My dear friends, Jean & Alan,  I cannot imagine the sadness your family is working through. Know that so many people wish you strength and calm to make your way through this difficult time. May G-d and family give you comfort; Seth's memory will always be many blessings. With much love, Eve Siegel Beck (was Eve Novick), Madison WI

I was a dear friend of Seth. We spent a great deal of time together during our late teens and early twenties. Seth had a brilliant mind. He was extremely funny and we always had fun, perhaps too much at times. Seth challenged the world. He was a kind soul and cared about the world around him. While his time on this planet was too short Seth made a strong impact on those who really knew him.Seth will be missed. My condolences to his wonderful family. May you find peace and solace knowing that Seth made such a wonderful impact on the those that had the pleasure of knowing him. Seth would want all to challenge the world and for all of us to strive to help others. With a heavy heart,Brian

Dear Alan, Jean, Sharon and Deborah: 
My heart is breaking for all of you.  Please accept my deepest, most  heartfelt condolences. I hope you can find some comfort in your countless fond memories.  My thoughts and prayers are with all you at this most difficult time.

Jean, Alan, Deborah - deeply saddened to hear about the loss of your beloved son and brother Seth. I remember meeting him at your Seder many years ago - and finding him to be very smart, interesting and engaging. In fact, he was the first person who told me about the internet - a man ahead of his time. I hope you find comfort in his memory and in the love and support of your community. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Daniel Blain (and Miriam and Marv)

Seth was my friend when I didn't have many. The times we spent hanging out will always be my favorite memories of summers in Cleveland. I'm sorry we lost touch. But I'll never forget you.

Jean and Alan and family,

I am so very very sorry to hear of Seth's passing. My thoughts are with you at this painful time. Please accept my condolences. I send you prayers and hope that your happy memories of Seth help sustain you.

Sincere regards,

Seth was a good friend to me and my brother Brian. We will always remember the experiences we shared. He was a gentle and kind soul who knew how to make us smile.

Rabbi Alan and Jean,
My heartfelt condolences to both of you and your family.  You are in my prayers.

Christine Young

I will miss you Seth. Your life has been one of caring and giving without rancor or hurt to others. My heart aches for your family.

My deepest heartfelt condolences to you all.  Certainly it has been many years since I've seen Seth but we did share a bond of childhood through experiences at Agnon and Akiva and mutual friends and various other experiences over the years.  My memories of him are truly very warm.  My heart and thoughts are with you.  May his memory be for  blessing.

Dear R. Alan and Jean, I am so sorry that you have suffered this terrible loss. May you be comforted by the love of family, friends, and community.  Our hearts are with you and we will support you.

My condolences on the loss of Seth.  I remember him as the nicest sweetest gentle soul. His smile lit up his whole face.

Seth was a true joy to work with at Progressive.  His smile and humor will be truly missed.  My sincere condolences to his family and friends.

There are no words for how deep in my heart you are, Seth. Our time as co-workers, our time exploring Colorado, and the friendship we built will be with me for the rest of my life. You're a wonderful man, Seth and your presence will be missed.

Seth was a really fantastic co-worker, and friend.  I really enjoyed working with him, he was so funny, will miss him.  Sincere condolences to the family.

I have a broken heart, I will deeply miss Seth from the great times we had at OSU. What a tragic loss of such a pure soul. May his memory inspire us to bring much more light and goodness into the world.

I have only known Seth for a bit over a year, but he will be truly missed.   My heartfelt condolences go out to his family and friends.

I worked with Seth for over three years, he was a great co-worker and friend.  His wit and humor will be greatly missed.  Please accept my sincere condolences.

I'm so deeply sorry to hear of your loss. Although we haven't seen each other in years, I have so many memories of growing up with Seth from Agnon, Akiva, Beth Am, and Ohio State. He was smart, kind, fun and a good friend to have. Your family and my memories of Seth are in my heart and in my thoughts.

Hearing about your loss has deeply saddened me, but I know that this is far from what you are going through right now. Seth was the most kindest and helpful person I met. We started at same time and at Progressive and worked together for a little over three years. During this time he always said "Be realistic and optimistic, life is full of great things to enjoy and to hope for". He loved playing pinball and talking about it a lot. You'll be missed my friend, and I will miss a real friend as well as your joyful smile. You are in my thoughts and prayers. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to you and your family.

Our deepest condolences on the loss of your dear son Seth. May his soul be bound to the bonds of life and may his memory always be for a blessing.
Shirley & Marty Gross

Dear Jean and Alan and family.
Words cannot express our sorrow at hearing of  your loss.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time. May His memoriies be for a blessing.
Suzanne and Jerry Tishkoff

Rabbi Lettofsky, Jean and family,
Please know that you are all in my thoughts upon hearing of your loss.
Joyce Norr

Seth had the kind of smile and personality that could light up a room. I have had the joy of working with Seth for a little more than a year and found him to be a great person and co-worker. The world lost a good one. Too soon...

I worked with Seth for several years.  He was always a good friend.  I will always remember how, when Seth found something funny, or amusing, his face would simply light up.  My sincere condolences to his family on their loss.

I knew Seth since college, and he always was a source of both happiness and knowledge. My condolences to all those who knew and loved Seth.

Seth was a great friend and co-worker. We started almost the same time at progressive and shared many happy times. He will be missed.

OBITUARIO

Seth Lettofsky

15 febrero, 1972 – 25 enero, 2017

Berkowitz-Kumin-Bookatz Memorial Chapel

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