Gunther Katz Memories

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Added: January 15, 2019

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Name: David Calek
From: London-England
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A refugee boy by the name of Gunther Katz lodged with my father-in-law's family in Antwerp, Belgium before the outbreak of the war. He was born in 1929. This does not appear in the biography. Do you know if this could be the same Gunther Katz?

Admin reply: Hello David -- Thank you for the post but my father was never in Antwerp, Belgium. It is quite a coincidence that the birth years are the same (1929.) Good luck with your search - Steven

Added: June 18, 2012

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Name: Renee Strauss Dawson
From: Virginia Beach, VA
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This web site is a fitting and loving tribute to a warm and caring person. "Uncle" Gunther's legacy of respect and tolerance for all people will live on far into the future through all of us who knew him and those who heard him speak.

Added: June 1, 2011

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Name: Marvin and Patricia Kirkwood
From: California
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We do so hope memories of your father will comfort you always . . . he must have had a beautiful soul.
Your eulogy was so very moving, we could feel you deep pain and loss.

Added: April 25, 2011

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Name: Teri Ortal
From: Originally California; currently nation-wide
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I am very saddened by your loss. My deepest/heart-felt condolences to all of you. Gunther now lives in rememberance and our hearts; and most especially in the lives of his family. My love to all of you <3.

Added: March 25, 2011

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Name: Ruth Lenorovitz
From: Studio City
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This is a wonderful way of perpetuating Gunther's memory and the contributions he has made to enlighten many people to the horrors he and many, many others had endured.
May his memory be for a blessing.
Fondly,
Ruth and Joe Lenorovitz

Added: March 19, 2011

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Name: Moshe and Adina Melnick
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Gunther was a good man and we are sorry he died so soon.

Added: March 16, 2011

Submitted by
Name: Helen Betts
From: Kensington, CA
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Gunter and Susie were valued friends of my mother, Kathe Weiner. She saved and shared with me many fine things you both had written. So I feel that I was in touch with your lives until 2007 at least.

My deepest condolences to you. I hope you find and take comfort from your many good friends. I have. Love, Helen

Added: March 13, 2011

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Name: Sean Lusk
From: Haywards Heath, Sussex, UK
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Gunther was my mum's cousin. My mum, Inge, grew up in Hamburg in the north of Germany and Gunther, nine years younger, in Speyer in the south west. It was only after the war and the tragedy of the holocaust that they grew close. Typically Gunther made sure that the British branch of the family were kept close. Of all the many, many good things to record of Gunther's life, I'd like to mention just two: firstly, his remarkable ability to hold family and friends together; to never let us go. He understood the value and power of kinship and friendship like few others. Secondly his shining decency. He was a model of quiet courtesy, of tolerance, of doing the right thing. He didn't always choose the easy course. He always chose the right course. He will always be a big part of our lives.

Added: March 13, 2011