Dear Norma and Family,

I am sorry for your loss. Marvin was such a lovely man...
My husband ,Steve, always spoke so highly of him and
Respected him greatly. As you may know ,Norma, Steve
Died last year on 11/05. Alzheimer's is cruel to experience
From both sides. I am thinking of you and will hold you
And Marvin in prayer.

Sue Kristofak

Norma and Neill and Jill:

I worked for Marvin from 1975-79 and never lost touch with him until you moved out of state. He was a great mentor and friend, I always refer to him as my "poppa" in the workplace. I drive by the CCIA office on my way to work and think of him daily. I will continue to remember him fondly and with gratitude that he was in my life. RIP Marvin. Mary Ellen

Norma, Jill, Neil and Family,
Marvin certainly was a very special person as you know. His quick wit always put a smile on our face. We are sorry we were unable to visit with all of you, however, we are semi-recovering from flu-like symtons.
Norma, at your convenience we would appreciate it if you would send us a note so we can have your address and be in touch with you.
Again, we know your family memories with Marvin will remain in your hearts forever. Joyce Dygus and Claudia Kulak

I will miss my friend and business associate. We went through many changes in our industry but we always found a way to be fair on both sides of the table. I will miss your humor and the ring that you never fixed. I will always remember the rattle! Sleep well, my friend.

I'm so sorry for your loss.
barbara

Dear Norma and Family, Marvin was more than a friend to Bill and me over the years - he was the best in so many ways, we can't count. He will be missed tremendiouly and always in our prayers and hearts. Our deepest heartfelt sympathy - he was truly a wonderful person both inside and out and his kindness will never be forgotten. Judy & Bill Cianci

Our condolences and thoughts go out to Norma, Jill, and Neil at the sad time. We will miss Marvin's friendship,smile, great personality, and wonderful phone messages that always brought smiles to our faces. We will remember the tennis, some bridge, and good times together. He will be missed by many many who will always remember him with fondness. Love to you all. Elaine and Harvey

Dear Norma, Neill, Jill and family, Sincere sympathy on the loss of Marvin. During the 26 years that I worked for Marvin at CCIA we disagreed often, but he was always a gentleman and a friend, and he even let me win once in a while. He was the backbone of a great organization and moved the construction industry forward over the years. He will be missed by all. May he rest in peace.

I was fortunate enough to meet Marvin through my wife Faith when she worked with him at CCIA. We immediately hit it off talking about everything from tennis to politics to you name it. He was just such a good guy, funny and witty, and always had that gleam in his eye. I only have fond memories of him and I'll retain those memories for the rest of my life. Thank you Marvin for enriching my life. And rest my friend in eternal peace.

I was very sad to hear the news of Mr. Morganbesser's passing. I have great memories of growing up in the neighborhood where he lived with his family, including my friends Jill and Neil. Always happy to pour me an ice cold Coke (my favorite) and joke around, there was no happier, more fun personality, than Mr. Morganbesser. When I think of my choldhood, I always think of him. He will be missed.

It is with great sadness that we lose our dear friend, Marvin. All of you and in our thoughts and prayers. Along with you, we loved Marvin. He enriched our lives. With our love and condolences..Joyce and Bob

We remember Marvin with great affection as a wonderful, witty person, who was a pleasure to be with. A very outgoing, generous, intelligent man, who was a wonderful neighbor for many years. We have and will continue to remember him.

Norma, Jill, Neil, and Elaine,

It was Marvin who taught the construction industry that it is not how far we have come, but how far we have to go to make our communities and our society a better place for all.

Faith

Our deepest sympathy to Norma, Neil and Jill. We have nothing but fond memories of Marvin as a friend, tennis partner, and community leader. To be in his company was one of life's pleasures. He will be missed.

Bob and Rhonda

Dear Norma and family,
I was so sorry to hear about the passing of Marvin.I have many fond memories of his wit and intelligent conversation.He was a gentleman and a scholar,as they say,and I always looked forward to a trip he and Norma would attend.I will always remember his kindness to my daughter,Tess and me whenever we were in his company. His love and respect for his lovely wife,Norma and family was genuine and true.I'm sure he will be missed by many,(he is a hard act to follow)and hope his work will be carried on by those who want fairness for the hard working people in his industry.
with sympathy,
Mary Cummiskey and Tess

My deepest condolences to the entire Morganbesser family for the loss of Mr. Morganbesser. Some of my fondest memories from high school include the warmth and humor of Mr. And Mrs. Morganbesser and all the time we spent at their home. Sending my thoughts and love.
Tracy Mangini Sylven

Dear Norma and Family, Sue and I are so sorry for your loss of Marvin, he was truly a great man and friend. The days and years ahead will be very difficult without him but,we hope all the wonderful memories you shared will bring you and your family some peace and comfort. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
I will surely miss him.
Sincerely Sal