Dear Dressler Family,
I just learned of Molly's passing. I met her at Hebrew Healthcare when employed in the Recreation Dept. (2006-2013).
Please accept my sincerest condolences at this time. It was an honor to have known her; she was one of the "Golden Girls" there. We had wonderful conversations and she enjoyed reminiscing about many topics. May God give you the peace and comfort needed at this time.

With respect and fond memories ,
Bobby Pollack

Freddy...So sorry to read about your mothers passing. Molly was such a great person. She and your dad were such a beautiful couple. I will never forget the times they spent with my parents. Wonderful memories. My condolences to your whole family. May her memory be for a blessing. Jane

Freddie, Marshal, and Jeffrey, I am so sorry to hear about your mom's passing. She was a wonderful woman and I have fond memories of her and your father when we were children. My parents always enjoyed traveling with them. Now Molly can rejoin the Wednesday night mahjong game! My thoughts are with you.
Rene (Hochman) Trueheart

Please accept Toni and my heartfelt condolences and sympathy upon the passing of your mom, Molly. Jeff, you have always been considered our 'other brother' in our family as well. It's been almost a year since my Dad passed away, but I vividly remember our joining up at the Hebrew Home and Hospital gazebo while we visited with them. It was very comforting to bond over our respective parents. Reminicing of better days helped ease the invevitable burden of finality. At last, they are now in a better place and watching over their respective families.

Dear Jeff, Marshall and Freddy and family. Lynne and I wish to send you our deepest sympathy. I remember your Mom very well. She was so nice when we were at your house. She lived a very long wonderful life. You all must have wonderful memories. Jeff I enjoyed the videos you put on facebook of the 2 of you. Keep her in your heats and she will always be with you. May she rest in peace.

Dear Frederic, Marshall, Jeffrey and Family-

I am so sorry to read of your Mom's passing. I remember her and your Dad so well, and the times we got together when we were very young. I don't know if you remember my family. My parents and yours were friends back in the 50's, my brother Mark and I used to visit you when you lived on Westbourne Parkway in Hartford, and my Dad Larry worked for your Dad in his Men's Shop. I have a photo of you 3 brothers with your Mom and Dad that I cherish and would love to share with you if you'd like.

Please accept my sincere condolences. I lost my Mom and Dad in 2009 and miss them everyday, but also have wonderful memories of them and your Mom and Dad as well. In this way, they are never forgotten and forever loved.

With sympathy,

Lee Tryon

I am so sorry for your loss. Although I did not know her personally, I felt I knew her through some of the stories her sons would share. A Miriam's cup she made many years ago at the Hebrew Home in a pottery painting glass still proudly sits on my mantle and takes pride of place on Pesach.
May her memory be for a blessing.

Robin Santiago

Freddy, Jeffrey and Marshall
I am so sorry for your loss. My prayers and thoughts are with you at this time.

Gloria Azia and family

My deepest condolences to the Dressler family on the passing of Molly. My dog, Sam, and I have been visiting Molly virtually every Thursday for the last year as part of my volunteer service at the Hebrew Home -- and Molly was one of Sam's and my favorites...We will miss her. Best, Todd and Sam

Although I never met Mrs. Dressler one can only imagine how great she was! she has left some great family members to live on her legacy. Rest peacefully.

Freddy, I am so sorry about the passing of your Mom. She was a wonderful woman. She was so kind to my dad while he was in the Hebrew Home and passed away in 2007. My condolences to you, your brothers and your whole family. Molly Dressler was one of the finner persons in this world of ours and I was grateful to know her.

my condolences to the dressler family

Tanta Mollie. What can I say? She was almost like a second mother
to me,always giving me advice,always having concern and asking about my family and how they were doing. When I became engaged to my wife 55 yrs ago, Aunt Mollie and Uncle Joe were the first to
see my wife's ring, even before bonnie's parents or mine.

I, as the rest of her extended family, and especially Fred,Marshal,
and Jeff will miss her dearly.

To all the Dressler families:
So sorry to read about your mom's passing.

Carole & Mike Wice

Fred, Marshal, and Jeffrey, I'm so sorry to here about your mom's passing. I have fond memories of her and your dad when we were children. Now she can join my mother in a great mah jong game. My thoughts are with you.
Rene (Hochman) Trueheart

My condolences to the family!