Stanley I. Newborn, 72 years of age, of West Hartford died Friday, January 10, 2014. Born in Hartford, he was the son of the late William and Beatrice (Caras) Newborn. Stanley served in the United States Army. He taught and was a former Chairman of Youth Commission for United Synagogues of Conservative Judaism.
Funeral services will be held at 1:00 PM on Wednesday, January 29, 2014 at Fairview Cemetery, 200 Whitman Avenue, West Hartford with Rabbi Howard Herman officiating. Arrangements are entrusted to Weinstein Mortuary, Hartford.
We will miss the frequent visits and long talks, he loved to spend time with the kids and loved our dog as if it was his own. He was a generous and caring soul. He could make a connection with anyone. May he rest in peace.
From: Sid Rabin
From Ellington, Ct.
Posted On: January 27, 2014
A fellow school mate from the class of "59", Weaver High School.
A kind sole that stayed in touch via Classmates. Com, and always had pleasant things to say.
Sorry to go so soon, I shall miss his comentary.
From: Ruthan Wein
From West Hartford, CT
Posted On: January 28, 2014
Stan was a dedicated volunteer at the Hebrew Home for many years.
He visited Residents, worked in the gift shop where he had the real gift of gab, and ran Bingo. In 2001 he was recognized for his volunteerism. Rest in peace, Stan.
From: Dianna and Aaron
From Crescent City, California
Posted On: January 28, 2014
STAN...was a wonderful,loving,caring person. We were very close to him even though there were many miles between us.We emailed everyday and talked all the time.He worried about my son having seizures and sometimes cried when he did. We had a wonderful visit with him when he came to California. We would exchange our events of the day and have some good laughs!WHe is going to be missed very much. Rest in peace,Stan.
From: David Ruran
From West Hartford, CT
Posted On: January 27, 2014
Stanley loved being involved with the Bet El Temple youth programs, which he did for many years. He worked hard and was conscientious and dedicated. He was a soft spoken gentleman who was a pleasure to deal with.
He will be remembered by the many young people whose lives he touched.
