Barry , Phyllis & Barbara, my wife had such good times Met Confrences all over the USA 
& then to Monaco. After the Presidents 
Conferences we traveled to Italy for more adventure.
We went to Lake Tahoe, crossed the lake & the snow start coming down. The next day all of us got on horses and road over the beautiful country side. Barry started singing
"Get along little little cowboy". It was so funny seeing Barry & Phyllis riding. That was one of our best memories. 
After we retired we moved to Fairfield Bay Ar. Barry & Phyllis came to visit us. 
We have been friends for over 40 years. We talked every Sunday,with Berry always started having jokes he like to tell. 
They where the best friends over the 40 years, We will truly  miss them.. 
I haven't had the courage to delete his name off my cele phone yet!

I met Barry in October 1980 by phone  call to Metlife.We arranged that I would give him my “leads’ and he was to help me to qualify to be appointed as agent with Metlife in Hollywood. Florida.We succeeded and officservice date was November 10 1980.
Barry served as a mentor and from that day forward there was not a day over the next several decades that we did not see each other, and often times trading the stories of our previous day appointments.
I found that Barry was willing to open up to details of his family life, and it was not usual for his father to counsel  with us with his legal expertise from New York.I often thought of Barry as the ultimate “wind man”.....always willing to accept opposite point ,but based on his experience convince you, but not damage your psyche in doing so. He had the respect of  confrères was successful in meeting Company standards.,and  was consulted with confidence by his many hundreds of clients that he was called on continuously.
Barry retired a few years before my retirement date, but I know from ongoing conversations he was continuing to help those Metlife clients and was at their call.
Yesterday I saw at the internment that Barry was  in his full glory.Making his arrangements to leave in dignity as he lived and was respected by those of us who  shared so very much time together.
Sadly in previous weeks we said goodbye to Phyllis who was  in our lives.In the previous three years it was usual to be speaking with her on her deep concern about Barry. 
There was reciprocity in the phone calls,it was either Barry calling worried about  Phillis or the alternative Phyllis was an active participant in Barry’s actions, as they both combatted life, and similarly enjoyed  the wonderful experiences depicted in the accompanying pictures.
Yesterday the 7 th of Sept. was a sad day as  I reflect upon the closing of the world of Barry and Phyllis.,a separation only by weeks.,which is minuscule .in relation to  time together.Harvey Felsher

To All Who Loved My Dad,

Thank You kindly!! We all continued with Dad after our great loss of Mom, his Beloved Wife.  Dad’s Spirit was always positive; he even recently bought a passport to take a cruise. Neighbors told me they’d see him speeding with his walker to the mailbox saying,”You got to do what you got to do.”  He was loved by all; though greatly missed Mom, they were inseparable loving each other so much & now they are “Together Forever.”  
Rest In Peace Dad, without a doubt I know you are with Mom happily holding hands again.  Love Your Daughter,Stacey

It was my privilege to know Barry & Phyllis as neighbors.  It is rare to meet a married couple who is completely devoted to each other.  This is what I will most remember about them.  Their love and dedication and respect for one another was truly beautiful.  I will miss them.  

AVIS DE DÉCÈS

Barry Blonstein

24 juin 1933 – 30 août 2019

Star of David Memorial Gardens Cemetery & Funeral Chapel

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