Ernest Ehrmann

Emily Arnovitz - 1 day ago

Dear Ella and family please accept my deepest condolences. Ernest forever touched my heart as he recounted his story in Poland on March of the Living in 2015. BDE.

Marlene Salomon - 6 days ago

Dear Debbie and Family. My heartfelt condolences on the passing of your father. He was an inspiration to anyone who had the opportunity to know him. I will miss seeing him outside and seeing his face light up when he said hello to Jagger 🐾. Please know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers at this most difficult time. 💕Marlene Salomon

Selina Eisenberg Smith - 7 days ago

Dear Ella, Debbie and Ehrmann Family, Please accept our heartfelt condolences on the loss of your beloved Ernest. May his memory always continue to be an inspiration and blessing to all of us who had the honour to travel to Poland with Ernest and Ella. I remember his soft spoken way of telling us his story in the packed barrack in Birkenau in 2007. Two of my children and I have travelled with you and we promise to keep his legacy and The March of the Living, alive for generations to come. May Ernest find peace and rest in the Garden of Eden and may the rest of the family have long life and no further sorrow. BDE. Selina, Ryan and Lindsey Smith

Howard & Naomi Rossdeutscher - 7 days ago

Dear Tamar, Arieh, and family, I am very sorry for your great loss. Please accept our condolences on the passing of your grandfather. May his neshama have an Aliyah. BDE.

Dahlia Kairy - 8 days ago

Dear Debbie and family, Sending you my deepest condolences . May your fond memories provide you comfort during this difficult time. BDE Dahlia

Jo Ann & Aziel Stock - 8 days ago

Dear Debbie & Chaim and family, Our heartfelt condolences of the loss of your father, father-law, and grandfather. It definitely takes an enormous strength of character to revisit one’s darkest days in order to educate so many March of the Living participants. We hope you will find some measure of comfort in your special memories and in knowing the impact he has had on so many people in his lifetime. Sincerely, Jo Ann & Aziel

Sheryl Freder - 9 days ago

Dear Ella, Debbie & Howard, and the Ehrmann family, I wish to express my sincere condolences on the loss of your beloved father and grandfather. My son had the privilege of hearing Ernest’s incredible story on the March of the Living . He was a courageous and remarkable man, whose loss will be felt throughout our community. May his memory be a blessing.

Aggie and Leslie Stark - 10 days ago

Dear Ella, Debbie, Chaim and all the family We were so saddened to hear of Ernest’s passing. We were very fond of him. He was one of my dear father’s , z”l closest friends. Wonderful family man and so dedicated to passing on his experience during the very dark days of the Holocaust through his many trips with MOL and his speaking at school groups in and outside of the Jewish community. May his memory forever warm your hearts. BDE

Ron Moroz - 10 days ago

Dear entire family.I had the absolute pleasure of getting to know Ernest as we were both in the sweater business.He was the kindness man and mentor that I have ever met.May he rest in peace.

Joan and LarryLieberman - 10 days ago

We are so sorry Debbie to hear of the passing of your father. I hope all your fond memories will provide some measure of comfort at this time. Sending our deep condolences to the whole family and may you be spared any further sorrow. Joanie and Larry

Korman Family - 10 days ago

Dearest Ehrmann family, We are so saddened by Ernest's passing. . Both Ernest and Ella have been our dear friends since coming to Canada together, We share so many fond memories with them. We wish you strength in this difficult time.

Lessy and Earl Kimmel - 10 days ago

Please accept our heartfelt condolences on the passing of Mr Ehrmann who we remember as a most courteous and gentlemanly neighbour. May you find solace in your wonderful memories and be comforted among the other mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.

Monica and Joseph Gauze - 10 days ago

Dear Ehrman Family, Ernest was such a special and wonderful person! He was an inspiration to many and a respected and admired member of our community. May his legacy and memory be forever a blessing.

Esther and Mike Rozenek - 11 days ago

Dear Mrs.Ehrmann ,Debbie and family our deepest sympathies on the passing of the patriarch of the family, leaving a meaningful legacy to his loving family and to the growing generations. His dedication in leading many March of the Living will never be forgotten. Cherish the beautiful memories. המקום ינחם אתכם בתוך שאר אבלי ציון וירושלים

Joy Bultz - 11 days ago

As a chaperone on the March of the Living in 2012, I was truly inspired by Ernest and Ella’s courage and strength to recount their life experiences during the Holocaust. Ernest left a lasting impression with his warmth, kindness, and sincerity. Extending my sincere condolences. Joy Bultz

Joanne Gottheil - 11 days ago

Dear Ella, Debbie and Audrey: My parents, Saul and Paula Katz, and I send you our deepest sympathy of the loss of your husband and father. May your fond memories of him bring you comfort at this difficult time and may his memory bring a blessing. Joanne

Nathalie Benaroche - 11 days ago

Dear Ella and the Ehrmann family, I wish to express my sincere condolences on the loss of your beloved father and grandfather. I had the privilege of hearing Ernest’s incredible story on the March of the Living in 2006. He was a courageous and remarkable man, who’s loss will be felt throughout our community. May his memory be a blessing.

Nancy and Jack Ditkofsky - 11 days ago

Dear Debbie, and family Our deepest sympathy on the passing of your Father. I travelled with him (and Ella) on the March many times. His genuine heart, and generous sharing of his life experiences during the war educated many children. It is thanks to him and survivors like him that many of the Montreal youth developed their pride in being Jewish. He left a strong and meaningful legacy. Nancy and Jack

Bella Lehrer - 11 days ago

Dear Ella and family So very sorry to hear of your loss! May you be comforted among the Mourners of Zion and Jerusalem. Baruch Dayan Ha’Emet

Vikki Schmerler - 11 days ago

Dear Debbie and family, my deepest sympathies of the passing of Ernest. A very kind gentleman, always had a big smile. May his memory always be a blessing.

shragai hacohen silverman - 11 days ago

we shared so many good conversations and ideas יהא זכרונו ברוך בברכת נחום אבלים--מירושלים שרגאי הכהן

Sandra Zelikovic - 11 days ago

Dear Ehrmann Family, Please accept our sincere condolences for the loss of your Husband, Father, Father in law and Grandfather. Your dad was a very special person. I will treasure the moments we met and his most pleasant demeanour. Your parents were loved by my sons and all the people who marched with them, as they accompanied so many of the March of the Living attendants, especially the students. Your dad, as i always called him Mr. Ehrmann, will be missed by your family and the entire community.

michael besner - 11 days ago

Howard/Debbie/Family my sincere condolences on the passing of your Dad/father in law/husband. May you be spared further sorrow, may his memory always be for a blessing. Michael

Debbie Friedman - 11 days ago

Dear Debbie my sincere condolences to you & your family on the loss of your special dad. Losing a parent is very tough no matter our age. My thoughts are with you.

Phyllis and michael david - 11 days ago

Dear Debbie ,chaim and family, our deepest condolences on the loss of your father,father in law and grandfather. He was an exceptional person who did so much for holocaust awareness. May the wonderful memories bring you comfort at this difficult time,and may his neshamah have an aliyah

MAYER & MURIEL SASSON - 11 days ago

תהא נשמתו צרורה בצרור החיים Who can ever forget Ernest and his harrowing experience in one of the most horrible concentration Camps. I remember him very well during our trip of March of the Living where he explained the details vividly surviving the most notoriously horrible extermination camps in human history. His life held on only once to a shoestring glimmer of hope in being the only one who can fix and understand how to repair the Commandant's Mercedes which was making a noise noyone could figure out. Only Ernst understood and this saved his life since the Commandant wanted him alive to fix his car seeing his ability and experience. All from Hashem. I feel very sadenned to read his orbituary and pray that Gad Eden will open wide its doors for him. For a human being to suffer such horrors in inconceivable. He actually opened up talking about his experience which most will keep repressed for decades. Ernst, you are the embodiment if not symbol of resilient Judaism. My warmest, saddest condoleances to his entire family. Ernst was a man who did not ask nor question his lot in life. He accepted it with love and never ever asked why. Farewell my great and wonderful Friend. I have never met a man like you! Nor do I think I ever will.

Jordana Sherman - 11 days ago

Dear Ella ,Debbie,Audrey and family…I am very saddened to hear that Petye passed..may your memories sustain you through this difficult time..may you know no further sorrows..thinking about you and sending love..Jordana

Mark Spatzner - 11 days ago

To the Ehrmann Family, It is truly with a heavy heart that I write this message to you. I had the honour of spending a great amount of time with Ernest and Ella on several March of the Living trips. He was one of the pillars of the MOL; there are thousands of students that were blessed by his presence and his participation. The courage it took for both he and Ella to go back to Poland year after year is unimaginable. His rendition in the barrack at Birkenau where he spent his first night sharing the horrific experience he endured was so vivid; it is still ringing in my ears. I recall the faces of the 300 plus people packed in that barrack that were mesmerized; you could hear a pin drop. Ernest's dedication to educating the youth of what the world turned into in the 1930's and what it could easily turn back into was a sacred trust for him. There was not a participant of the MOL that did not flock to Ernest and Ella for comfort and hugs. He helped memorialize the six million to the next generation. His adherence to Jewish study, values and tradition is an example to all. We have lost a fine and exceptional man. Baruch Dayan Emeth, With a tear in my eye, Mark

Marla Goodwin Zipper - 11 days ago

Dear Ella and family, My deepest condolences on Ernest’s passing. I fondly remember my conversations with him at shul and wherever else our paths would cross. He was always so pleasant and kind and had a genuine interest in engaging in conversations. May his memory be a blessing and may you all be spared further sorrow. Baruch Dayan Haemet. Marla

Jonathan Wise - 11 days ago

Dear Ella and Family, Ernest was such a remarkable person. I had the privilege and honour of accompanying him and Ella on the March of the Living in 2015. His strength and courage sharing his remarkable story of survival is something that will live with me for the rest of my life. I have shared his stories countless times to ensure that his legacy will live on forever. He was a true mensch and a very special person. May your fond memories comfort the family during this difficult time.

Maude Laliberté - 11 days ago

Chère Debbie, my most sincere condolences to you and your family for your loss. Maude, Mathieu, Alice et Victor

Lesley Sherman - 11 days ago

To the entire family ….. my deepest and most profound condolences. You were such a devoted and dedicated family and you shared so many wonderful memories over the many years. I pray that it’s those memories which help lessen some of the pain

Gloria Chalupovitsch - 11 days ago

Our sincere condolences on the loss of your father. Eli & Gloria

Ellen Grosz - 11 days ago

Dearest Mrs. Ehrmann, Debbie and Audrey and all your extended families, I never think that Mr. Ehrmann would pass away and today I open the Paperman site to see his name and picture. We grew up together on McShane Ave spent many Saturdays together as young kids, went to Hebrew Academy, saw one another over the years and my first question was how are your parents? Mr. Ehrmann you were the finest, the nicest, the kindest man. Just like my father. Always with a smile and truly cared how we all were. You will be missed by so many lives you touched personally and professionally, especially the March of the living. Sadly I never got to participate with you but I always heard from so many how wonderful a survivor you were for those students. Baruch Dayan Emet you will be forever remembered.

Frima Fenster - 11 days ago

Dear Debbie and family We are so sorry for your loss. May your loving and cherished memories give you some comfort. Frima and Mark Fenstet