Ernest Flegenheimer

I'm sorry for the loss of your beloved father. The obituary was wonderful. I'm glad to have known this man on a professional level as a hygienist at Dr. Meylan's office. The best memory I have of him was his devotion to Marge. He was a very fine gentleman. Again my condolences and prayers. Barbara Putnam

I never had a chance to meet Ernest. He is my husband, Leslie's uncle. When the two of them would speak on the phone - it was a true joy for Leslie! The world is a little less sweet today. To all of Leslie's cousins, we are so sorry for your loss. Your Dad, Grandfather, or Great Grandfather will be missed by us all.

I have known Mr. Flegenheimer since I was a child, raising sugarbeets as a 4-H project, then to work for Michigan and Ohio growers, then in Washington, DC. My father was on the Croswell grower board for many years and we both had the upmost respect for his keen business sense and thoughtful leadership at both the state and national level. His brilliance is being carried on by his children, who help so many hard working and dedicated people earn a living. We remembered and honored him at our virtual annual meeting today with hundreds of sugarbeet growers and leaders from across the nation and abroad. We are all better because we knew him. Peace, blessings and comfort are extended to all of his family at this difficult time. Luther Markwart Executive Vice President American Sugarbeet Growers Association Washington, D.C.

Tony Contreras, Co-President & ASRC, Domino Foods purchased the In Comfort and Peace for the family of Ernest Flegenheimer.

Dear Ellen, Lori, Eric and Mark, So, so many fond memories of happy events shared with your dad. Sending much love to you all. With sympathy, Susan