Birth date: Apr 9, 1936 Death date: Jan 5, 2022
Ted Silverberg, 85, passed away Jan. 5 with his beloved wife of 60 years Natalie at his side. Ted is also survived by his adoring daughters Lisa (Rob) Zimmerman and Gwen Callender (Jeff Katz); loving grandchildren Talia and Lilli Read Obituary
I roomed with Ted on a ski trip to Vail in 1985. Condolences to family and friends.
A fine man and glad to be part of his loving circle, mainly through Lisa, Rob Z and family. may his memory be a blessing.
Our sincere sadness at the passing of our friend Ted who we were connected to for so many years. Our condolences to Nat and his beloved family.
You will be missed dear friend.
Carole and Burt Laderman
Our condolences to all of you for the loss of a delightful, courageous, intelligent mensch! So glad we got to know him and play bridge with Natalie and him. He made the most of the cards that he was dealt. Joan and Bob Lustig
Our sincerest condolences to Natalie, Lisa and Gwen. Fond memories of when our children played together and seeing you all at temple.
Judy Kossoff, joy kossoff and Jill hoffmann
I am so sorry to read about Ted’s passing. I enjoyed seeing him at bridge and playing a darn good game. He was a a of courage….
I knew Ted from our Miami days. In many ways our lives were parallel, both of our fathers were butchers and we grew up in the meat business. At one point our business interest crossed. We both enjoyed writing and I kept several of his essays as I could relate to them. To me the highest accolade is to be recognized as a “mensch”. Ted was a mensch.
Ted came to visit Saul after he had a stroke. As luck would have it, Father Tod, our next door neighbor in CChautaqua also stopped also b/c he had come for a parishioner who lived nearby. We knew Father Todd since he was a little kid. Ted was telling me about stratavarium he had seen which was very interesting I caught a glimpse of the priest’s face. He absolutely did not know what Ted was talking about. Ted must have caught the same and he switched to sports! So smooth and kind. Ted was a good and kind man, please accept my condolences. Hermine
Ted, Natalie, Bonnie and I would often go out for dinner or other events - and of course food was always a key focal point. Ted and I quickly learned that when Natalie and Bonnie decided something together, we both knew the four magic words: YES DEAR or NO DEAR. I am very fortunate to have had a friend like Ted. Neil Dick
