Samuel Berkowitz

Message from Katherine Bonor

I remember it was the Winter of 1960 and the temperature was 30 degrees below Zero. Sam arrived at a Dairy Farm in Lisbon, New Hampshire. He was dressed in Work-boots and a Brown felt hat. His sleeves of his shirt were pushed up. He had a big smile and a cigar in his mouth. He made a Cattle Deal.
Two years later, Mal Bonor went to work with Sam and his Father at Columbia Dairy and Chicken Farm. Then, life changes and auctions follow. Sam was a kind, fair, aggressive businessman with various plans. Sam was a very special and close friend to me and he was close with my children also. He leaves us with our minds and hearts full of personal stories. Sam will be missed dearly. My sincere sympathy goes to Sam's Family. May Peace be with you when you light your candle.

A candle was lit by Cassie on November 23, 2017 12:14 AM

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It is indeed sad that you are mourning the loss of your dear Samuel. Please accept my condolences and know that our loving God is keenly aware of your distressing pain. His comforting word assures us that in due time, he will eliminate all suffering on earth, including death. Notice how the Bible stresses that fact in the faith strengthening video link below:

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Message from Nancy Hansen

So sorry to hear of Sam's passing. My heartfelt condolences to all family and friends. Back in the late 70's when I lived nearby in Columbia, I was out of a job and struggling financially. Sam gave me a job as housekeeper and I answered the phone when he was away. That allowed me to get out of the hole I was in and go on with my life. Along the way I learned a few life lessons from him. I appreciated his kindness then and have always thought of him fondly.