Ex-KB Toys leader dies

Donald Kaufman was a great man and my uncle. And although I did not get to see him as much as would have liked, i know he loved me and i hope he knew how much I loved him. I am gratful that my husband was able to meet him last year. I love you uncle donald and will miss you<3

Andriana Alsterberg wrote:

Donald Kaufman was a great man and my uncle. And although I did not get to see him as much as would have liked, i know he loved me and i hope he knew how much I loved him. I am gratful that my husband was able to meet him last year. I love you uncle donald and will miss you<3

Condolences on the passing of your uncle.
Is there a catalogue with photos of all the wonderful toys that were collected in the family museum?
Is there any video on this museum?
It's unfortunate that the private museum did not evolve into a year-round attraction open to the public.
That kind of exhibit would certainly have brought many to Berkshire County.
I would've definitely been a regular visitor.
Did The Berkshire Eagle ever publicize this private toy museum?
Was the collection sold to one buyer or was it split up?

HellerClimateRefugee wrote:

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Condolences on the passing of your uncle.
Is there a catalogue with photos of all the wonderful toys that were collected in the family museum?
Is there any video on this museum?
It's unfortunate that the private museum did not evolve into a year-round attraction open to the public.
That kind of exhibit would certainly have brought many to Berkshire County.
I would've definitely been a regular visitor.
Did The Berkshire Eagle ever publicize this private toy museum?
Was the collection sold to one buyer or was it split up?

I don't think the lady is talking m oney here, she loved her uncle. But as far as the collection, it might have been donated to ACORN!

Andriana, who are your parents?

Having meet Mr.Kaufman on many occasions, as an outside contractor for K-B, he was truly a terrific guy. It was a sad day when he left the company, not only did he take is business savvy with him, he also removed the personality of the company as a whole. He was such a dynamic person; it was impossible not to like him. He was the sort of person you met once, and he remembered your name forever. He made you feel like part of his family, and with that, you always wanted to do the very best you could for Donald. He was one of a kind, and for myself, he will truly be missed

I never knew Donald was related to an Alsterberg

Dick Alsterberg (dicktrout@comcast.net