I had the pleasure of getting to know Everett when we both played violin in the Connecticut String Orchestra together many years ago. Besides the music, we shared many laughs, as Everett always had something amusing to say. He was a poet and a punster, and a delightful person. I'm so glad I got the chance know him and Lillian all those years ago, and I extend my condolences to their family members.

I had the pleasure of meeting Everett a couple of years ago and helped him make the decision to move from his home where he lived alone to Chatfield. He picked a beautiful sunny apartment and enjoyed having meals and activities with the other residents there. I loved running into him everyday and hearing a joke or two! I also so enjoyed meeting his son Michael and sharing a meal or two with him as Everett transitioned to his new home. I will miss seeing him but feel blessed that I got to know him and his family.

I remember Everett well, in my many years at Hartt. He always had a smile and a pleasant word.

Sending love to all of you!

I am lucky to be a friend of Everett's son, Michael. Michael had nothing but kind words to say about his father. I know they had a deep bond. My regards and best wishes go out to the family.

Thinking of you all and wishing you peace and comfort as you remember Everett.

Michael and family,
I am sorry to hear about the loss of your father.

Death is that state in which one exists only in the memories of others. Therefore, there is no end, no good-byes, just good memories. May you find comfort in the memories of your father.

Thinking of you at this time.

Debra Cowley

Everett and Lillian were wonderful Hawley Street neighbors for almost too many years to count. I used to babysit for Janet and Michael when they were young. To Michael and the grandchildren I send my sympathy for your loss. Know that many memories are connected with your family.

Deepest sympathy to your familu

The residents and associates of Brookdale Chatfield will miss Everett every single day.

He always had a smile on his face and a kind word for all.

Everette and Lillian were both dear neighbors and friends. I worked with Lillian for many years. They both will be dearly missed. Betty

Lillian & Everett were dearly beloved friends of my parents, Esther & Harold Brody. Esther & Lillian knew each other before either married. I believe that they worked together. Seeing Everett's name brings back memories of all our family simchas, because the Rosenblatts were always included. Sincere sympathy on your loss.