Unfortunately my grandparents died at a very young age. I never met either of my grandpas, and my grandmas died much too young. When I married Berrie, Marvin and Lynn took me on as a grandson. I cherish the times we spent together. They will both be missed terribly.

Karin and I met Lynn and Marvin and in 1975 and our lives were forever changed. Even back then you could see the magical chemistry between Lynn and Marv. And from that point on, we were made to feel like a part of the Pearlman family. Lynn was always very special to me - and she would frequently tell me that I was like her fourth son. Over the years I had the great pleasure of being with her at many family simcha's. Most recently, I can picture her dancing with Marvin to their wedding song at Faith's Bat Mitzvah. Lynn had a zest for life that always made you appreciate your life. Despite her long fight with emphysema she always made YOU feel better after you talked to her. She always had a book recommendation for me and we shared a guilty pleasure of watching "Judge Judy." As proud as she was of her family she was always interested in what was going on in your life. I loved how she would question me about what was going on in my life and then ask what I wasn't telling her. For me was like not being able to lie to your mother. You meet very few people in life that are truly friends and Lynn Pearlman was the BEST. Thank you Lynn for your friendship and love. I will miss you very much. Rest in peace my friend.

Remembering our good times together, Santa Fe, Washington, Lake Tahoe, Las Vegas and New York especially "dining" at Sammy's Roumanian. We were looking forward to being together in a few weeks on our trip West. Our condolences to Marvin and the whole family.

She was the best mom a son could ever ask for! I will miss her terribly.