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Richard Sender
Just got the extremely sad news about Moe Wolf. As I got married early and moved away to California, we kind of lost touch with Moe, who was a very close friend of mine in the early years.
We actually lost touch in high school, as he became a well-deserved scholarly intellectual, and my focus was on Sports.
As eighth and ninth graders, if I remember back that far correctly, we used to wrestle in his living room, where he lived on a third Street alleyway apartment, in what we used to refer to besides being South Beach was Bagelbeach in a squalor of an apartment with his aunt I believe it maybe his grandmother, but he didn't have a parent that I recall
His favorite entertainment and pastime back then was wrestling at the Miami Beach auditorium with the great Malenko and Haystacks Calhoun. So we used to reenact that on his living room floor.
from what I have gathered here he had a pretty substantial career as a some type of a scientific geologist, working for Bechtel, , deciding on where they were going to explore next. So, from his early beginnings, he seems to have exceeded expectations for the American dream.
I am saddened today and deeply impacted over his passing. My wife, Ruth, and I of 56 years are now living in Las Vegas after spending 30 years mainly in Calabasa california, I, therefore will not be able to make the service which I wish I could have attended.
please pass on these remarks is possible, but for some reason, it really hurts when childhood friends begin to disappear.
and please pass my love to his friends and family
Ricky sender
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. Happy Birthday and best to both of us on our new dedade!
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