Walt Whitman
High School
Class of 1969
Robbie Burk
I Reside: | New York, NY USA |
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Spouse/Partner: | etty |
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My Homepage: |
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My Children: | Elana, born 1988 studies environmental science. Meir, born 1991 studied accounting. |
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Occupation(s): | Medical Research |
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I was saddened to hear that Mike passed away. My condolences go out to his family and loved ones. When I first moved to Bethesda from Washington DC and transferred to Pyle in 9th grade Mike was the first one to reach out and befriend me. I related to his love of stray dogs, as I would consider myself a stray those first weeks/months with new kids. At the time we shared a common interest in coin collecting and I remember Mike as being an astute trader! All in all, I remember him for his kindness and thank him for his warmth in that difficult period of my life.
Posted on: Aug 20, 2024 at 4:33 AM
Dear Deb,
I read your article. It was very heartfelt but misplaced. The people of a sovereign nation attached another nation, took civilian captives, continues to launch missiles into Israel and the world sympathizes with the attackers. Where is the outrage of the rape of Jewish women?
The issue you bring up fails to acknowledge that the Palestinians have never accepted the existence of a Jewish state, nor have the surrounding Islamic countries. What rights do Jews have in any of these countries? I have lived in Israel and provided medical care to all people in the region, without regard to any feature other than them being people.
Was there outrage at attacking the axis in WW2? Wars are horrible idiotic events in the history of mankind. No country does more to protect civilians in war than Israel. Hamas and Hizbalah purposefully place military places within civilian locals. Where is the world outrage at what Hamas has done to its own people, who elected them?
Posted on: Feb 01, 2023 at 12:51 PM
Dear Lisa - I believe you were friendly with Jim Monday. I have not seen posts from him and I tried to email him without a response. Do you know if he is OK?
You can email me at robert.burk@einsteinmed.edu
Thanks
Robbie
Although Barry lived just up the road (Wilson Blvd), I remember him best for the summer we spent together at camp. Barry was the most talented musician I have ever known. It seemed he had perfect pitch and could pick up whatever tune he heard. He could make the clarinet sing. He was one of the kids in our class of prodigous talents, it seemed that everything came easy to Barry in HS. Beating Greg in basketball doesn't exactly speak to his athletic "prowess" ;-). I remember he loved to ski and spent a lot of time on the "mountain". Sorry to hear he had Parkinson's Disease, a debilitating and degenerative disorder. Unfortunately, everything didn't come easy to him. May he continue to make music on the "other side".
Her name came up on a web search in the 2009 NARSAD Brain and Behaviour Research Fund annual report under "Memorial Tributes".
Posted on: Jun 15, 2014 at 8:09 AM
What's the cat's name?