Birth date: Aug 30, 1932 Death date: Jul 22, 2018
Burt Goldstein passed away peacefully Sunday, July 22 at Northwest Regional Medical Center in Margate, FL. He was born in Chicago, Illinois. He served four years in the United States Navy and was a veteran of the Korean War. Burt Read Obituary
Miss you.
-Your great grandkid
In the late '90's we took a road trip to Las Vegas with the folks and decided to take two cars. Mom went with Kim and Dad rode with me. As you head south on the freeway in California there is a fork....left for Vegas and right for Mexico. Dad said let's go to Mexico! There followed a hilarious conversation about our new life (and identities) in Cabo San Lucas. Dad was very creative! Forever after it was our code word for let's get out of here. "Mexico" It never failed to make me laugh. I miss you Dad, Cherryl
Thinking of you. Enjoyed all the time we spent together
There are so many memories that I could share but the one I will is this. My Uncle Burt, who I was privileged to have in my life was the funniest, kindest and most respected man I've had the honor to know. He came into my family's life back in the 70's. We were cross the street neighbors. I can't express enough the wonderful times we've all had together from everyone sitting outside on the sidewalk, to picnics, to Jewish Holiday dinners. Uncle Burt you will be sorely missed. Goldstein family, my heart, my prayers and my condolences for your loss. Know that I am here for you, although many miles away, but family is never too far for anything. I love you all.
Laurie Greenfield-Gillman
Many wonderful memories. Especially when we were growing up and playing street hockey or baseball and Burt would play with us.
My first memory of Burt is when my big sister Betty married Scott and his parents came into town. I was maybe 9 or 10. Burt just loved having me around to pamper. He would always take me shopping, especially for shoes. To this day I don’t know why he did that but I love the memories he and I made together when we went out, not the shopping part, just being together and him always making me laugh. He always had the best stories.
Burt, may you now know only love, happiness, and smiles.
With Much Love,
Wendy, Gabriel and Tristen White
