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With great sadness, we inform you of the passing of
CBT Member
Harvey Hochhauser
on Thursday, April 21, 2022.
Harvey and Marcie joined CBT in 1989
and both of their daughters grew up in our community.
Harvey was a devoted tenor in the CBT choir, a Broadway lover, a jokester, and
a proud member of the CBT softball team.
Harvey is survived by his
high-school sweetheart and wife, Marcie,
his daughters Nikki (Ben) Rosenstein
and Jackie (Keegan) Rohan,
his sister Sandy Klein,
and his beloved grandchildren,
Skyler, Ryder, and Harper.
The funeral will take place on Monday, April 25th at 11:00am in the sanctuary.
You can also join the service on Zoom HERE
Meeting ID 825 2759 3828 Passcode 2022
Join us in keeping the Hochhauser family in our prayers.
Zichrono Livracha. May his memory abide with the family as a perpetual blessing, and may our synagogue community bring comfort to his family and all who mourn his passing.
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Wayde Fargotstein
It is with great personal sadness that I post this obituary. My friendship with Harvey was one of my longest, probably going back to kindergarden. We were close friends all through Minadeo and most of high school. Visited with him & Marcie a few years ago and talked with him several times last year, but had no clue he was ill. Wish I knew before his passing so I could have spoke with him again. Before he joined the Hondas, his 'gang' was Bobby Smolovitz, Mitchel Joseph, Eric Kotovsky, Steve Schwartz and myself. We got our first cars and motorcycles together and eventually drove off in different directions. Was very glad to see how happy his life was with Marcie and his daughters. They have great memories to carry through their lives.
Jeffrey Block
I was saddened to hear the news of Harvey passing away I have known him almost my whole life and the world is a sad place right now without him in it I just spoke with him 2 months ago and he was so excited about the upcoming reunion He will surely be missed by so many people and he was loved by so many people
Lenny Simon
I knew Harvey way back from 2nd and 3rd grade in the same class at Hillel Academy. In grade school and high school,I used to go to his house on Caton Street and he often came to my residence on Landview Road.He was a jokester, great guy, great friend, a true Mensch!! I will miss him.
Gilbert Sillins
I'm so sorry to hear this!
my condolences to his family and friends I did not know him well, or at all frankly..but I do remember being " picked on" and Harvey always had my back. For this I am eternally grateful
Macey Aaron Berman
I am very saddened to hear of Harvey's passing. I have known Harvey since around 1965, when he came to Minadeo School. We attended summer camp around that time, held various jobs from age 12 on, worked at the ballpark,and had cars and motorcycles at 16.
Harvey had an infectious enthusiasm for life, and ambitions from a young age to succeed. Always a positive, upbeat person, I remember him as treating everyone well, regardless of their station in life. Harvey was born to succeed, and was an inspiration to all who knew him.
Even when his Father,Bernard passed away in 2000, he greeted me at the Funeral Home like a celebrity, and with that same enthusiasm he always possessed.
I don't know if he ever attended and spoke at a Career Day at his Daughters' schools, but if so I'm sure his influence lives on in many.
I was really looking forward to seeing Harvey at our 50th reunion.
The world has lost a very ambitious and inspiring individual.