Birth date: Aug 1, 1918 Death date: Nov 28, 2011
Dr. Andrew Schreiber, creator of Special Education, Dies Dr. Andrew Schreiber, creator of the pilot program for Special Education in the United States, died November 28 of an infection related to age at Kaiser Hospital in Redwood Read Obituary
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Brad, I didn’t realize your dad had passed on. I enjoyed reading about him. He must have been very proud of you for honoring of your mom through the literary award, and for becoming a writer too. I enjoyed meeting him briefly once when you and I were meeting for an outing. Such a gentleman.I hope you and your sisters are comforted by happy memories of your dad. Sincerely, Sue##imported-begin##Sue Horn##imported-end##
Dear Brad,Your obituary of your father is very moving and shows truly how much you loved and admired, and respected him. I am sorry I never met him, as he would have beef fascinating to talk with. I’m sorry for your loss of your dad, but it sounds like he lived a truly fulfilling life with love of his family and a great pupose in life.With all my best, and hoping to see you at the Burlingame class of 1972 reunion next year-Michael Pordes##imported-begin##Michael Pordes##imported-end##
My condolences, Brad. Beautifully written. Wow, your father was truly a Renaissance man. Apparently, at least some of your talent is genetic.##imported-begin##Mark Miller##imported-end##
Brad, I am deeply saddened to hear of your father’s passing. You wrote a beautiful tribute to your dad, who obviously made remarkable contributions to the universe during his time on earth. What a great example to us all! My sincere condolences to you and your family.##imported-begin##Barbara McLaughlin##imported-end##
Over the years that I’ve known Brad, which is now about 12 or 14 years, one of the consistent themes of his life has been concern for and devotion to the welfare of his family, and alertness to the wellbeing of his father, Andrew.Andrew and Mona did many things ‘right’ in this life, affecting many lives and the systems of education and care that influence many lives; but, it seems to me that a crowning accomplishment is to have raised three children who return the care and love of their early years to honor and care for their parents. May Andrew rest in peace, and his children be surrounded by loving support and comfort.##imported-begin##Laraine Crampton##imported-end##
To Andrew’s family members and friends, I send my condolences.##imported-begin##Paul Etcheverry##imported-end##
As a friend of Brad’s, I heard all about what a great guy Andrew was.##imported-begin##Paul Etcheverry##imported-end##
Brad, My condolencs to you and your family. What an accomplished and long life your father had. It seems that he brought much goodness into the world.Best,Dea##imported-begin##Dea Lawrence##imported-end##
i only knew Andrew Schreiber though his brilliant, kind, and creative son Brad. I remember one afternoon, a few years ago, I was visiting Brad at his home, and admiring the art work on the walls. Brad said much of the art was done by his father Andrew, and several pieced Brad had done himself. Brad talked lovingly about his father. I had the impression Brad was raised by a very creative and passionate man. I wish I would have had the opportunity to have met him.##imported-begin##Colleen Stratton##imported-end##
