Obituaries
View our most recent obituaries for our Rochester and Victor locations.
Carl J. Voldman
Add A Memories and Photos May his memory be a blessing. We know his story lives on in the JCC's play SURVIVORS and the impact he had on others telling his story. It is an honor to share his story and we take that honor very seriously.
Posted by Ralph Meranto on May 5, 2022
I am so grateful I had the opportunity to meet Carl at a performance of SURVIVORS at JCC CenterStage. Our gratitude to Carl for sharing his story and our deepest condolences to his family. Holocaust survivor Carl Voldman's memory is and will continue to be a blessing... and an inspiration.
Posted by Wendy Kout on May 4, 2022
Dear Aileen & family, I'm so very sorry for your loss and indeed the whole community's loss. Since Ancestry.com says we are cousins, it is likely that Carl was also related to me. May his memory be for a blessing and may you be comforted among the mourners of Zion & Jerusalem. Carl's pictures on the Rochester Holocaust Survivors Archive are powerful memories: http://jewishrochester-chai-archive.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/individualResourceFolders/VoldmanCarl/VoldmanCarl2.html Bonnie Abrams
Posted by Bonnie Abrams on May 4, 2022
Mandy (and family), my sincere condolences on your loss.. May you always keep alive great memories...and Mandy,if he's connected to you he must have been very special..
Posted by DaveRogachefsky on May 3, 2022
2 Survivor Buddies...
Posted by Jeff on May 3, 2022
Good friends
Posted by Jeff on May 3, 2022
I am so sorry to hear about your Dad. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. May he R.I.P. ~ ALAV HA'SHALOM
Posted by Karen J Stamler on May 3, 2022
We were saddened to hear of Carl's passing. He and Blossom were close friends of our family for many years. He was a good man. May his memory always be for a blessing and may those memories help to bring you comfort.
Posted by Miriam and Howard Rudnick on May 3, 2022
What an amazing life story he had. He and Blossom were best friends of my parents for so many years. Carl was a fine man who will be remembered by all who knew him.
Posted by Roger Black on May 3, 2022
We are terribly saddened to learn of Uncle Carls recent passing. Carl represented so much to so many people in Rochester and the wider Jewish community. He symbolized the American dream by escaping unimaginable circumstances in Europe, built a beautiful family in a new land, created a successful soda pop business, and was brave enough in his later years to share his journey as a Holocaust survivor to a national audience. On a personal note, Carl was our last living uncle and link to our parents, Sonia and Murray Morgan. Over the years he told stories our parents blocked out to shield us as children. There were also stories that made us laugh and feel as though we were all back together in their living room. We will miss Carl tremendously, but know he is reunited with his wonderful, loving family. We will carry his lasting legacy with us and keep his stories alive by passing them down to future generations. Always Remember, Never Forget.
Posted by Robyn and Robert Morgan on May 3, 2022
I am so grateful I had the opportunity to meet Carl at a performance of SURVIVORS at JCC CenterStage. Our gratitude to Carl for sharing his story and our deepest condolences to his family. Holocaust survivor Carl Voldman's memory is and will continue to be a blessing... and an inspiration.
Dear Aileen & family, I'm so very sorry for your loss and indeed the whole community's loss. Since Ancestry.com says we are cousins, it is likely that Carl was also related to me. May his memory be for a blessing and may you be comforted among the mourners of Zion & Jerusalem. Carl's pictures on the Rochester Holocaust Survivors Archive are powerful memories: http://jewishrochester-chai-archive.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/individualResourceFolders/VoldmanCarl/VoldmanCarl2.html Bonnie Abrams
Mandy (and family), my sincere condolences on your loss.. May you always keep alive great memories...and Mandy,if he's connected to you he must have been very special..
2 Survivor Buddies...
Good friends
I am so sorry to hear about your Dad. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. May he R.I.P. ~ ALAV HA'SHALOM
We were saddened to hear of Carl's passing. He and Blossom were close friends of our family for many years. He was a good man. May his memory always be for a blessing and may those memories help to bring you comfort.
What an amazing life story he had. He and Blossom were best friends of my parents for so many years. Carl was a fine man who will be remembered by all who knew him.
We are terribly saddened to learn of Uncle Carls recent passing. Carl represented so much to so many people in Rochester and the wider Jewish community. He symbolized the American dream by escaping unimaginable circumstances in Europe, built a beautiful family in a new land, created a successful soda pop business, and was brave enough in his later years to share his journey as a Holocaust survivor to a national audience. On a personal note, Carl was our last living uncle and link to our parents, Sonia and Murray Morgan. Over the years he told stories our parents blocked out to shield us as children. There were also stories that made us laugh and feel as though we were all back together in their living room. We will miss Carl tremendously, but know he is reunited with his wonderful, loving family. We will carry his lasting legacy with us and keep his stories alive by passing them down to future generations. Always Remember, Never Forget.
May his memory be a blessing. We know his story lives on in the JCC's play SURVIVORS and the impact he had on others telling his story. It is an honor to share his story and we take that honor very seriously.