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Moshe Katz from New York
September 12, 2006
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Morgenstern,My name is Moshe Katz and I lived in the same building as Nancy. I met her through Mindy and Nicole. I remember being very impressed that, what I thought was a Brooklyn transplant, was making such a good go of it in Manhattan.I watched her transform into a ìfitness machine and guruî. I distinctly remember her reprimanding me for eating Sugar Puffs cereal and also anything with sodium, even diet soda.At one point, I was training for the NYC Marathon, and I could see that I gained some respect from her for the effort. She was not one to fake praise. In fact, when we would talk about training, I felt a sense of pride if she approved of my approach.To me, it was evident that she lived life so passionately and wanted everyone else to do the same. She had a lovely presence and... Read more
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Morgenstern,My name is Moshe Katz and I lived in the same building as Nancy. I met her through Mindy and Nicole. I remember being very impressed that, what I thought was a Brooklyn transplant, was making such a good go of it in Manhattan.I watched her transform into a ìfitness machine and guruî. I distinctly remember her reprimanding me for eating Sugar Puffs cereal and also anything with sodium, even diet soda.At one point, I was training for the NYC Marathon, and I could see that I gained some respect from her for the effort. She was not one to fake praise. In fact, when we would talk about training, I felt a sense of pride if she approved of my approach.To me, it was evident that she lived life so passionately and wanted everyone else to do the same. She had a lovely presence and a beautiful smile. I am confident that she will serve as inspiration to countless others to live life with a generous and unlimited passion. Moshe Katz... Collapse
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