Dear Wendy,Kenny and all,

I am deeply saddened to hear of the loss of your beloved Mom.
So much of my happiest childhood memories are intermingled with our families. If I was not at home, I was sure to be found at Dantzig's. I will always treasure the meals,laughter,trips, and very welcome loving care I always felt in your parent's home.

with deepest love,
Ellen

Kenny and Wendy,
Kenny and I want to express our deepest sympathy on the loss of your wonderful mother. Her great sense of humor, her loving nature, her determination to fight her illness, and her positive attitude were an inspiration to us all. We remember her sending birthday cards, graduation cards, Bar Mitzvah cards, and cards for every occasion. I had some great talks on the phone with her. She was like my second mother. And...she totally worshipped my mother. They were best friends for as long as I can remember. I was always wishing that I had a best friend like Sonny. Sonny was so proud of her two wonderful kids and her grandkids and we conversed about them several times. She will always be remembered for her kind nature and her willingness to help others. We know that she is now at peace, and she will be looking down on her wonderful family with pride.

To the family of Sunny and Frank Dantzig, I have to tell you of my forever gratfull memories. I met them first back in 1972, when I had just been diagnosed with MS. Sunny was so encouraging and kind. There was no medication, treatment, or real understanding of MS, but we journeyed on to the UCONN center, Dr. Thompson, Donaldson, and Paula Dore Duffy as they poured their hearts into the research. Your Mom and Dad were great supporters, and full of love for all of us, and look how far we have come.