Dear Bruce and family,  I was very sorry to hear about Bernie.  He originally hired me at Merrill almost 38 years ago. He was a gentleman and in the old style,  his word was his bond. Please send my condolences to your family. Sincerely


I had the privilege to meet Bernie Taub when I visited the Stamford office sometime in the early 70's on some business. I enjoyed our meeting with him and Mr. Tully.

I believe it was in either 78 or 79 when we met again and this time he was going to manage the Midtown office in Manhattan and I was going to work with him. He was a great RVP and he took time out of his busy schedule to spend time with me, to improve myself. 

He told me my grammar needed to improve and that I should read novels instead of Management books. In fact he purchase the book for me called Poor Man Rich man and I still have it to remind me of Bernie. From that day forward you cannot believe how many books I have read.

I remember he was so excited when he purchased his first sports car which was from Italy and it was a convertible. 

He will be truly missed by everyone who knew him or worked with him. He is truly a credit to our firm and a true Mother Merrill person.

Our prayers are with him and his family.

Michael C. Di Leo

I want you to know that I am thinking of you, Pops, and all the beautiful family times we shared.  Thank you for everything and thank you for being a great father-in-law and thank you for being such a wonderful grandfather.   Big hugs, Pam

I started with Merrill Lynch in Stamford 40 years ago and Mr.Taub was my dircet supervisor.He never got tired of my dumb questions and he helped me through the toughest part of my career for which I will always be thankful.
Roger Fox

My Dad always spoke fondly of Bernie during the mid-late 70s when the two worked together at Merrill Lynch in Stamford. Please accept my sincere condolences.

Bruce and Debbie, I'm so sorry to hear of Uncle Bernie passing. Your in my thoughts. Hugs Cousin Wendy
Here is my home address:
209 Lincolnville Avenue and/or
email: skigenwendy@yahoo.com

" Uncle Bernie" will truly be missed. It's was great talking to him thru Skype at Lauren's wedding. That will be a great memory forever. Hugs and kisses to all. Lori Silverberg

Taub Family
Our sincere condolences on the passing of Bernie.  Great man.
Had the privilege of working with him at Merrill Lynch in Stamford and NYC.  He was a good friend and neighbor.

So sorry to read of your dad's passing, Bruce.  I did get to meet him on several occasions and he impressed me with his friendliness. I know he was a big influence on you as you attended Rippowam;  and as you moved on I am sure you benefited from his fatherly guidance. My condolences to you and your family.

OBITUARIO

Bernard A Taub

9 enero, 1934 – 18 junio, 2015

Leo P. Gallagher & Son Funeral Home

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