Dear Celia and Hannah,  I am so sorry to hear of your enormous loss.  I don't know if my name means anything to you, but I know/knew your special Dad for 50 years.  I worked for him and Arnold when  I was young  while I was a student and became a psychologist  and kept up contact with him now and then throughout the years.  I also knew your beautiful and impressive mother and your parents went out with my husband and myself at least afew times  when they stayed at the Brevoort in the village and they attended our wedding.  Your Dad was an amazing human being - wise, caring, loving, decent ,a great businessman with vision and ambition and very  caring of others.  He was quite a Mensch.  I learned alot from your father, about life, about being an excellent father.  He was so devoted to you girls (as he would call you) as well as to your substantial  mother.  He would always talk and be so proud  about you both and your amazing children and families.   It was very hard on him when she passed and of course, it's always hard to become old (My friends' dad once said "everyone wants to become old but no one wants to be old.") He is now at peace.  I'm so sorry for your enormous loss.  May his memory be for a blessing.  Joyce Nathan



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Henry Sealine

April 6, 1925 – April 4, 2020

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