Scott Elliott Sraberg

Scott Elliott Sraberg, infant son of Karen and Brad Sraberg, died Sept. 3.

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Jewish Journal

September 27, 2001

Scott Elliott Sraberg, infant son of Karen and Brad Sraberg, died Sept. 3. In his four months of life, Scott profoundly touched everyone who knew him. Althrough he will be missed greatly, the gifts Scott shared will live in the hearts of his mother, father, brother and grandparents forever. Scott taught all of us what is most important in life: hope, patience and the true meaning of unconditional love. Memorial donations can be sent to the Scott Elliott Sraberg Charitable Foundation, P.O. Box 10156, Beverly Hills, CA 90210.

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