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So very sad we have lost another classmate .......
Fredrick A. Lurie, DDS. Beloved husband of Lisa L. (nee Lubitz). Loving father of Joshua (Christine) Lurie, Jordan Lurie and Geri (Darin) Friedman. Devoted grandfather of Cayden, Cora, Adeline and Leo. Dear brother of Terri Lurie, Susan and Stuart Graines. Cherished son of the late Ezra Lurie, Gladys and Philip Lubitz. Cherished uncle of Cynthia (Zachary) Gordon, Daphne and Graham.
Fred was a dedicated dental practitioner who took excellent care of his patients for the past 38 years.
Private family graveside services will be held March 30 at Mount Olive Cemetery. Due to the pandemic, Family requests no visitation.
In lieu of flowers, friends who wish may contribute to the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation (www.myeloma.org/research/foundation) or the Jewish National Fund.
Special gratitude is expressed to Drs. Eric Yasinow and Stanton Gerson for their care, compassion and attention over the years.
Friends are invited to view the service beginning March 31 on YouTube (enter Dr. Fredrick A. Lurie Funeral Service).
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Nigel Collie
My dear, dear friend Fred. We formed a lasting bond singing in Men's Chorus; we both sang bass. He continually busted my chops in our sectional rehearsals, I think we laughed more than we sang. Such a wonderful sense of humor. We didn't communicate much between reunions, but I always had a seat with him at our reunion dinners, and it was as if no time had passed between us. He and his wife Lisa made each reunion a special time together, laughing at his jokes, catching up with each other's lives, and wishing that we lived closer together. He had such a warm and generous spirit. I miss him so much.
Nigel Collie
Jenny Tsevdos (Savalas Aka/Tsouvalas)
I was saddened to hear about the loss of Fred, who was such a nice person in Men's Chorus and went on to live a wonderful and fulfilled life. Fred was with all of us, singing together and celebrating our youth and looking ahead to our future hopes! I was touched to see Eric, Nigel and others stayed close and in support of one another after all of these years.
James Skimin (Skimin)
I remember Fred as a smiling, full of life person. He was always kind to me & other's in Men's Chorus. This is truly a great loss to his family & friends. I will always remeber the good times that were had, especially on our spring brak trips. Rest in peace to a good man. I was glad to see Eric was part of the team that looked after him, he is such a great doctor, and friend.
Garry Kanter
I was in Men's Chorus with Fred.
I've never seen anyone happier than Fred on the day Mr. Thomas announced we were going to see Blazing Saddles during the Boston(?) spring tour.
Michael Pappas
Fred was one of the first kids I met when I moved to University Heights in eigth grade. He was very welcoming and I truly appreciated his friendship. He had a very welcoming smile and he will surely be missed.
Rest In Peace.
Debbie Phillips (Cohen)
So sad to learn of Fred's passing. I haven't seen him for years but I have such great memories of him from high school. May his memory be a blessing.