Arnold S. Goldberg

October 16th, 2024

Lee , Debbie, David and family,

My deepest condolences on Arnie’s passing. I had the pleasure to work with Arnie while he was one of the Financial wizards who helped put Beth Judea on a road to health in the 90’s. He was a strong support to me and was always available to help.

May his memory be for a blessing.

~Chuck Kahalnik
~, Highland ParkIL

October 10th, 2024

Arnie and I first worked together 14 years ago at SCOREChicago downtown. We continued at the North Shore Chapter. He was a wonderful person. I will miss his friendship and expertise.

~David Kirshner
~Score volunteer, Northbrook, Illinois

October 10th, 2024

Arnie was a leader and friend whose positive attitude was a source of strength for many people. I will miss his smile and our special conversations. Time spent with him was always a joy for me.

~Howard Lifshitz

October 10th, 2024

Arnie will always bring a smile on our faces. From out many travel experiences (thank you Arnie for finding wonderful guides), which includes many many funny and interesting experiences, beach time together with family, compassionate caring for our family, interest in our interests and our many conversions about politics, policy, views and interests, we will never forget him Our love goes out to Lee and the entire family. We will always miss Arnie and buy hold dear our wonderful memories.

~Shelly and Rick Simonen
~cousin and close friend, New Market

October 9th, 2024

Arnie was a talented businessman who was a strong advocate for his customers. He had broad knowledge of the products that helped his customers’ businesses grow. He also had the respect of those of us who worked alongside him. Rest In Peace

~DANIEL LEMIRE
~Former co-worker, Brookfield, CT

October 9th, 2024

Arnie and I were partners. We collaborated for many years and through it all–the ups and downs that all relationships endure when they are truly lasting ones–he challenged us all every bit as much as he challenged himself to do better today than the day before. Although many years have passed since I retired, let alone since he and I have connected as our lives have taken different paths–good paths–but I can truthfully say that I have often thought of our time together with fondness. My wife, Ronnie, joins me in offering our sincerest condolences to Lee, their children and grandchildren.

~Ronnie & Mitchell Weiss
~Colleague, Simsbury, CT