Asher Max Loftus

• England & Wales, Death Index, 1837-2005
• Death date: Dec 1992
• Death place: St Martin, London, England
• Birth date: Feb 22 1914

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The Jewish Chronicle - Dec 11 1992

LOFTUS. Asher. My beloved and devoted husband died peacefully on December 6. Our best friend and teacher will be forever missed and loved by his wife Betty, sons Anthony, Richard and Andrew, daughters-in-law Hannah, Linda and Sarah, whom he loved and admired.

LOFTUS. Papa Ash. The best grandpa in the world. He might be gone but he will still be in our hearts. We love him very much. — Rachel, Melanie, Jacob, Anoushka and Gabriel.

LOFTUS. Asher. Deeply mourned and will be sadly missed by his loving sisters Nancy and Ray, brother-in-law Victor and their families.

LOFTUS. Asher. We deeply mourn the loss of our very dear brother-in-law and uncle. A man of great integrity and generosity. Will be sadly missed by Lottie and Morris, Eric, Martin and families. May his dear soul rest in peace.

LOFTUS. Asher. Our dearest brother-in-law and uncle, a kind and charitable man, who will be remembered with great affection and sadly missed. — Ruby and Nat, with Robert, Rosalind and Paul.

LOFTUS. Asher. Loved and highly respected. A very kind and caring man. Will be greatly missed by his sister-in-law Freda, nephews and nieces Gail and Howard, Jillian and Jeffrey, and Marilyn and Selim.

LOFTUS. Asher. Loved and respected by all who knew him. He has left the world a better place. — Jennifer, Edward, James and Simon.

LOFTUS. Asher. We were very lucky to have Asher as a mechutan and such a great friend. Our love to Betty, Tony, Richard, Ray, Nancy and our son-in-law Andrew. — Kay and Leslie.

LOFTUS. Asher. Beloved, irreplaceable and constant friend for more than 50 years. Always remembered by Rene and Benny Marks, Paul, Henrietta, Hilary and grandchildren.

LOFTUS. Asher. A very special person, who will be sadly missed and always remembered with great affec- tion and admiration. Our sincere condolences to Betty and all the family. We will miss his company. — Marie and David.

LOFTUS. Asher. We will miss Asher, such a good friend and neighbour. The times we spent together, such cherished and happy memories. Our thoughts are with Betty, Tony, Richard, Andrew and family. — Harry and Rose Lasky and family.

LOFTUS. To Betty and ail the family, our sincere condolences. Asher's kind and wonderful, charitable work for others was quietly achieved. He also introduced me to work for the Home and Hospital at Tottenham and Jewish Care. We will always remember him. — Monty and Dorothy Modlyn.

LOFTUS. Asher. A dear and respected friend, who will be very sadly missed, and remembered with great affection. Our thoughts are with Betty and the family. — Carol, Sidney, Richard, David and Laura Symons, Louise and Philip Keller.

LOFTUS. Asher. A dear, caring and wonderful friend, who will be sadly missed. Heartfelt sympathy to Betty, Tony, Richard and Andrew. — Olive.

LOFTUS. Asher. A truly exceptional man, whose wisdom, friendship and guidance has been an inspiration to us all. He will never be forgotten. — Rosemary, Michael, David, Joanna and Emily.

LOFTUS. Asher. A remarkable man, always giving, always caring, always dearly loved by all who knew him. He will be in our thoughts forever. — Laura, Rodney and Sarah.

LOFTUS. Asher. Our very dear friend, who was a true gentleman, will be sadly missed and always remembered with great affection. Our heartfelt sympathy to Betty, Tony, Richard, Andrew and their families. — Benny, Edith and family.

LOFTUS. Asher. In memory of a dear friend. He will be so sadly missed. Heartfelt condolences to Betty, Tony* Richard and Andrew. — Freda Soning and family.

LOFTUS. Asher. Warren and Valerie Gold would like to offer their sincere condolences to the Loftus family on the sad loss of Asher, who will be sadly missed by all his friends and family.

LOFTUS. Asher. The staff and residents of The Jewish Home & Hospital at Tottenham would like to express their sincere sympathy to his wife Betty and sons Anthony, Richard and Andrew. We are extremely grateful for the support and care he gave to those people living and working at Tottenham.

LOFTUS. Asher. The chairman and members of the House Committee of the Jewish Home & Hospital at Tottenham extend their deepest sympathy to his wife, Betty and sons Anthony, Richard and Andrew. We mourn the passing of a friend and colleague.

LOFTUS. Asher. The chairman and members of the Tottenham Jewish Home Aid Society mourn the loss of a respected friend.

LOFTUS. Asher. The honorary officers, members of the board, chairmen, committee members, directors and staff of the Joint Israel Appeal, deeply mourn the passing of Asher Loftus. A most generous benefactor, his heartfelt concern for the welfare of the people of Israel was an out- standing example to us all. We extend our deepest sympathy to Betty and family, and wish you all a long life. He will be sorely missed.

LOFTUS. Asher. The president, chairman, board of directors and all at Jewish Care mourn the loss of one of our esteemed vice presidents and generous patrons. A wonderful sup-porter of communal causes whose guiding light brought together the recent merger between the Tottenham Home and Hospital and Jewish Care. Our sincerest condolences to his family.