Still Missing you buddy.
Miss our chats. Rest easy old friend. Rest easy.

Such a good Man, We would always talk about watches. In this digital world and with all the technology we both used, we became grounded to old analog technology and would discuss why we both wore analog watches. His love (and mine) for a simpler way of live was expressed with a simple mechanical device (A watch).
We could talk for hours about different makes and styles and every time (pun intended), we met we would show what ever watch we were wearing that day. I remember Jed as the Gentle Giant, me being tiny in stature in comparison. We would look forward to our conversations. He is dearly missed. Rest in peace Gentle Giant and hope you are showing them in heaven that the simpler things in life is what really counted. Amen

Jed and I worked together at the Taxi and Limousine Commission for many years. He was an encyclopedia of everything taxi and my universal go-to. He always made himself available with great kindness and humility.  More importantly, he was great fun and a pleasure to work with. This is a major loss for so many. My love and deepest condolences to his family.

I came to work with Jed at CMT after years of a software developer and Analyst but knew nothing at all about Taxis outside of they were yellow. When I had questions I could always come to Jed as he Knew everything and when he didn't he would go out of his way to find them. He was kind, considerate, compassionate about his work and the people under him and always a gentleman. I only knew of one instance where he was angry - and it was to me when I came down with a case of Shingles and came into the office to pick up equipment to work at home. He was screaming at me to go away, watched over me like a hawk to make sure I was standing in the middle of the garage so I wouldn't come into contact with anything., yelling across it asking for the equipment. He was a truly honorable gentleman and I know he will be missed. 
Michael Connor, Quality Assurance Manger, CMT

Eric and I are heartbroken by the news of Jed’s passing. We loved him dearly and our thoughts and prayers are with Arlene, Jenna and Josh as you brave this new reality. We love you all and are with you in our hearts and minds. ❤️

John Crant

My wife and I have the privilege of calling Jed and Arlene, neighbors and friend. They are what we think of when we say community.  I will miss the many conversations we have had, talking about eeverything under the sun, and having a laugh. Jed, you will be missed dearly by Ella and myself.  Rest in peace 

Frank & Ella

I am one of Jed's co-workers. Jed was always so nice to me. We would discuss watches and what type of watch we were both wearing since we both owned a few. 
I will miss our conversations and discussions about Brooklyn and the old days.
God is truly lucky to have such a good man in heaven now even though we will all miss him here on Earth.   -Gery- 


We are so sorry to hear of your sudden loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire family during these trying times. We are thinking of you all. May you recall all of the good memories in the future. All our love,
Cheryl & Bernie Segaloff & Family

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Jed Appelbaum

April 4, 1953 – June 13, 2022

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