A Poem for Grandpa

The boy will always remember
That day they were standing together.
That day in the room
His face as delicate as a summer bloom.
The grandfather looked up from bed
To the boy while the nurse gave him his med.
In that moment the boy realized 
What the grandfather felt inside.
A love so deep
It gave the grandpa the strength to not sleep.
So he could tell the boy holding his hand
That he loved him still as he was slipping into another land.
The boy now understood
That the grandfather loved him so and always would.

I miss grandpa.  I loved playing pool with him because he enjoyed it so much and he taught me how to play the game.  He taught me all kinds of stuff like life skills and things that will help me in life.  I will always love him.

I did not know much of your dad but what I did was nice. We connected. We spoke of pool much and the time he was in the service. I really liked him. The service was nice and fitting. He will be missed. Be well and carry one. Thanks for letting us be part of it.

I always will remember you young.  I miss you Sammy, You were a strong part of my childhood as you were my fathers brother.  I will always love you and remember the family times we had.  Grandma always had good stuff for us to eat, Like raisin cake.  I have had  a good childhood  memories because of you and Frieda and Moe, Sue and Eli, Jean and Joe, always remembered me and included me in family things.  You took me to a luncheonette and I had my first Tuna sandwich.  Took me to Coney Island.  We have a wonderful family.  I think about everyone and what a loving family i had.  Grandma, Jessie, Chickie, Aunt Sue and Aunt Frieda and Aunt Jean who always thought of me and my brother and sister.  Love you forever, I will always think  of you.  Marian

My early memories of Uncle Sam are from Photo's and Stories,  I am very grateful that Nora and I had the opportunity to attend Uncle Sam's 80th Birthday Bash.  He will be missed.

I'll always remember Sam as a true gentleman....a gentle man, if there ever was one....when Sam would use our copier, he would always brighten up our office with a simple grin and his bright eyes.... I had the pleasure of playing pool with Sam at the Westminster Community Center one relaxing, sunny afternoon....son of a gun beat me three straight times!....We'll miss you, Sam!

Deborah,

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family Deborah.  Take care and lots of love to you.... 

Karen Sue

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Uncle Sam
Always a smile on your face.
Always a kind word in your quiet voice.
My earliest memories were of the special place you held in my mom's heart and how she loved when you called her 'kiddo.' I learned why when I got to know you for myself.
We will miss you and always love you.

I will always remember Sam Drucker as a kind and easy going man.

Uncle Sam
We will miss your love, kindness and your sweet voice
You will be greatly missed. We love you
Lois and Sandy Bidner & Family

I will always remember my sweet, gentle Uncle Sam.

Uncle Sam is in my memory for the last 70 odd years.  His smile  and sense of humor will stay with me for the rest of my life.

My Dad, I miss him. I miss his laugh and the way he said "Hey Kid" when I called and the funny things he would say.  A man of few words, but if you listened closely enough, what you heard was worth the wait. He was smart and brave and honest and took life as it came at him, no matter what it was. Sometimes he would even let me win a pool game or two. I love you Dad.

OBITUARY

Samuel Drucker

Born FEBRUARY 16, 1928

Westminster Memorial Park and Mortuary

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