Abe Gittler

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Tzippy Jaffe

Abe Gittler

August 7th, 1939 - August 30th, 2020

August 7th, 1939 - August 30th, 2020

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Tzippy Jaffe

I remember when I got my driver's license, my dad let me drive his new car my first day of college. The car was parked in a lot and I was not even in the drivers seat but someone hit the car and damaged it. When I called him crying hysterically, all he wanted to know was whether I was ok. He never once asked me about the car. That had a lasting impact on our relationship.

Published September 2nd, 2020
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Jonathan Geralnik

Memories of how he went through his problem solving and fix it solutions have helped me tremendously through my time at school.

Published September 1st, 2020
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Rebecca Arie

My favorite story about Grandpa is when he installed child locks on the cabinets, and then spent half an hour teaching my baby brother how to open them. He came back the next week to install new child locks.

Published September 1st, 2020
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Joey Geralnik

Grandpa would always strike up conversations with strangers and play "Jewish Geography". His matzah-breit was legendary. He was always fixing and building things. His frequent visits were a staple of the holidays. It won't be the same without him.

Published September 1st, 2020
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Nechama Kramer

Towards the end of my wedding, he started bringing the half empty bottles of liquor to my friends table. Every time they emptied one he'd bring another. They were all still a little drunk at work the next day!

Published September 1st, 2020
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Xev Gittler

When I was taking my kid to visit colleges, I was leading my some and exploring some interesting looking back passageway, and my son said "dad, you're not allowed to go back there!", in a very embarrassed tone. I immediately flashed back to all the times i said something roughly similar to my dad when he went exploring some place he wasn't supposed to or asked a question of someone about what they were doing or how something worked, and I realized I had become him:)

Published August 30th, 2020
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