Arnold S. Goldman

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DATELINE: Highland Beach, FL

Goldman, Arnold S., 90, died Friday, January 30, 2015 at home.  He was the beloved husband of the late Selma (Labush) Goldman. Born in Lowell, MA, a son of the late Elisha Lewis and Ester (Berzoff) Goldman, he had lived in Highland Beach, FL for 30 years, previously living in Cranston, RI.  He was the owner of a novelty vending machine business, retiring 30 years ago.  Arnold was a WW-II Navy veteran, serving in France and England.  He graduated Tufts University with a B.S. degree.  He enjoyed being in the Coronado Men’s Club and played poker and bridge.  He was a member of the former Temple Beth Torah. Devoted father of Howard Goldman and his wife, Amy, of Needham, MA and Linda Burstein and her husband, Jim, of both Wayland, MA and Jupiter, FL.  Dear brother of Madelyn Winer of Peabody, MA.  Loving grandfather of Julie, Suzzane, Allison, Scott, Nate, Zach, and Lucas.  Cherished great grandfather of Max. Private graveside services will be held Sunday, February 8. In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory may be made to the American Heart Association, P.O. Box 417005, Boston, MA 02241.  Shiva will be observed at the residence of Howard and Amy Goldman, Monday, February 9, 6:30-8:30 p.m.

3 Comments

  1. steven howitt
    Feb 7, 2015

    Howard,
    So sorry to learn of your father’s passing.
    May his memory be a blessing to you, Amy, your family and to all with whom his life touched.

  2. SHERRY BARSON
    Feb 9, 2015

    Dear Linda, Howard, Jimmy, Amy, Madelyn and all of your families:
    We knew it would come, but it doesn’t make the loss easy. You are all in my thoughts at this difficult time. Cousin Arnold could be irascible, but he had a heart of gold; he was very generous and caring – I appreciate how good he has been to my mom over the years. We shared some wonderful times and I’m sorry for your loss. May he rest in peace.
    With love,
    Sherry

  3. Joanne Feldman
    Mar 13, 2015

    Sorry to learn of Mr. Goldman’s passing. I remember him as a really friendly man who loved his family. I still remember the wonderful bumble gum smell in the garage from all the times I came over to visit Linda as a kid.

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