Our emotions are stored in our muscles and brain for us to relive the moment. Sadly we do not choose how our emotions are going to react. With maturity we learn how to roll with the emotions that we know, feeling a new & different emotion can be traumatic at any age.
I think he's the one that goes by 2 different first names.This article goes into the litigation that was taking place shortly after the funeral.
How Barry Sherman built his multibillion-dollar fortune
From July 2008, our feature on the life of Canada’s generic drug kingtorontolife.com
I noticed something though…
“Then, in 1958, Lou and Beverley adopted a baby boy, Tim, and, as sometimes happens, Beverley became pregnant. She gave birth to Jeffrey in 1960, Kerry in 1961 and Dana in 1962.”
Is that correct? I thought it was Paul?
Paywall... Coles notes, anyone?This is an article about preserving scenes of violence before trial (vs tearing down a house). Thought this group might appreciate it.
Should a Notorious Crime Scene Be Demolished Before Trial? (Published 2023)
Officials want to tear down the house where four Idaho college students were murdered last year, setting off a debate over preserving the scenes of mass violence.www.nytimes.com
It talks about the competing considerations between letting people tear down homes for peace of mind and healing versus waiting to do so until after the trial is over to enhance conviction probability, using the home where the Uof Idaho students were murdered as a case study. In that case, UofI wants to tear down the home now, but 3 of the 4 families want to wait until after trial/appeals. The 4th family is on the fence as their other children attend the university and so are constantly reminded of their loss by the sight of the home. In that case, prosecution and defence attorneys have consented to the razing. If you read the comments to the story, the vast majority of people strongly support keeping any such crime site house until after a trial in case there’s any need to gather more evidence or have a jury go there. I don’t know if juries ever tour sites of crime in Canada. I am not aware of it.
Thanks! It's a conundrum for sure.
The article says the landlord has already donated the home to the university.
I think of the unofficial memorial sites on the sides of the roads. Most often in memory of someone who has died in an road accident. Some people find them ghoulish I suppose, and others find them useful part of the grieving process.
If the university wants to tear it down, they should buy the home from the owner, unless the university already owns many homes in the area for students to live in. As horrendous as it is to know that four people were brutally murdered there, imo, the home is still evidence and should be left standing until the trial is over.
“He gave them many millions.” (how do you know this?)
I am hoping there will be an arrest at some point but cases can take years and many aren't solved. There was an arrest made of a man in Florida for killing a woman in eastern Ontario last week. That happened in 1975 and he's now in his 80s. Hopefully this one won't take as long!
That is correct. I don't know why the two different names. I do think that he is the one that did't change his name back to winter.This article goes into the litigation that was taking place shortly after the funeral.
How Barry Sherman built his multibillion-dollar fortune
From July 2008, our feature on the life of Canada’s generic drug king
I noticed something though…
“Then, in 1958, Lou and Beverley adopted a baby boy, Tim, and, as sometimes happens, Beverley became pregnant. She gave birth to Jeffrey in 1960, Kerry in 1961 and Dana in 1962.”
Is that correct? I thought it was Paul?
It does not appear any $$ has been paid out of this charity? no expenditures at all, only bank account gets bigger. Notice as well that AP is an "at distance" he is a director and not like Jonathan and his husband they seem to own it. This must be how rich shelter and store money from the taxman. IMO this would equate to letting the $$ accumulate interest under the charity tax free. In Canada you do not pay on the winfall but you do on any earned interest of that money from a bank account or investment, it becomes income, of all those millions inherited they would pay tax on the interest the $$ generates. **** update to add yes they did spend some $$, on consultants, around 5 thousand each of the 3 years.
There may be some dispute after the rinks are built whether they will be open on Saturday or not. Some Jewish kids/teens are used to playing hockey on Saturday as part of a hockey team.June 29 2023
Ellin Bessner
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Honey and Barry Sherman’s son builds a hockey arena in their memory for Toronto’s Jewish community
Construction has begun at the site of the Joseph and Wolf Lebovic Jewish Community campus in Vaughan, Ont. for the Honey and Barry Sherman Arena. The $52 milliopodcasts.apple.com
''Construction has begun at the site of the Joseph and Wolf Lebovic Jewish Community campus in Vaughan, Ont. for the Honey and Barry Sherman Arena. The $52 million dollar arena–to be attached to the existing JCC complex–is a gift from their son Jonathan Sherman to the Toronto Jewish community.
The late Sherman’s three surviving daughters are not participating.
It would make the UJA Federation of Greater Toronto the only JCC in Canada, and in North America, to own its own indoor ice hockey arena. With two NHL-sized rinks, stands, dressing rooms and a kosher snack bar, the arena is designed to provide badly-needed ice facilities for Jewish youth players and figure skaters, too. It will also be open to rentals by the wider community, where ice time is at a premium.
Jonathan Sherman admits the announcement brings “heavy emotions” because the 2017 murders of his billionaire philanthropist parents have not been solved. But on this day, Sherman says he wants to focus on continuing their legacy of community building. On this episode of The CJN Daily, we hear from Adam Minsky, the CEO of the UJA Federation of Greater Toronto; Christopher Ainsworth, the city councillor for the City of Vaughan where the project got the green light, and words from Jonathan Sherman himself.
What we talked about
Read about the construction of the Joseph and Wolf Lebovic campus in Vaughan over the years in The CJN, including the official opening in 2012.
After the murders of Barry and Honey Sherman in 2017, their legacy of philanthropy was in the spotlight, in 2018 in The CJN.''
