Saturday, December 5, 2020
I got to know Nate as part of the Temple Beth El morning minion. He was such a wonderful man and I enjoyed talking to him when ever I could. He told me about his service in WW2 where he was in charge of Ordinance, his loving wife who worked at B. Forman for so many years . He told me about the delicious old-time Jewish foods that he would cook up for himself so that he had food to eat for the week. He talked about his children and his career. But most of all, he showed up as a regular at Temple Beth El's minion where he made lots of friends, including me. Even as he got older, and it became tougher for him physically to walk, etc, he still made the effort to attend. It was important to him and being at Temple services gave him comfort. I will always remember Nate as a blessing to our community.
Sincerely,
Julian Goldstein
