Ilan Z. Halpern, MD, 90, died on Thursday, April 16. Ilan was born and raised in Haifa, Israel in 1935 to the late Nessia and Frederick Hans Halpern. He moved to America for college and medical school and went on to receive his MD. Ilan was a general surgeon and partner in the Sayreville Medical …
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Yonit kariri
left a message on April 19, 2026:
In memory of Ilan Z. Halpern, Yonit kariri lit a candle
emmanuel rubin
left a message on April 19, 2026:
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Shuli Ben Nun
left a message on April 19, 2026:
In memory of Ilan Z. Halpern, Shuli Ben Nun lit a candle
Johnette Halpern
left a message on April 19, 2026:
מִן הַשָּׁמַיִם תְּנֻחָמוּ
Sending love to Aunty Maxine and Family
Shoshana Rubin
left a message on April 19, 2026:
In memory of Ilan Z. Halpern, Shoshana Rubin lit a candle
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Hannah ofek
left a message on April 18, 2026:
In memory of Ilan Z. Halpern, Hannah ofek lit a candle
Mark Gibson
left a message on April 18, 2026:
To my brother Ilan,
you were wise, you were kind, you were generous, you were loving. To first meet you in the late 1990’s was a turning point in my life. You added a dimension to my life for which I am eternally grateful. Over the last 30 years that we have known each other, you have been a positive influence and an inspiration. You were and always will be a person I looked up to and modelled myself on. I will miss your presence, your grace and your guidance. I will carry your spirit, your love and your memory in my heart forever.
Your loving brother from Melbourne Australia, Mark Gibson
Sylvia freedman
left a message on April 17, 2026:
Dear Maxine, Ari, and Daniella,
Please know that my heart and thoughts are with you, and I am so sorry for your loss. Ilan was a true mensch and a very special person—gentle, kind, and caring, as well as intelligent and always eager for meaningful conversation, without ever losing his love for a good game of tennis. He will be deeply missed by many, including me.
Barry Freedman
left a message on April 17, 2026:
So sorry to learn of Ilan's passing. He was a smart, funny, loving husband, father, grandfather and family member, and a great friend. He gave caring and capable attention to his patients, and interesting conversation (and often riddles) to his friends. He loved not only tennis, but swimming, biking and jogging. He will be greatly missed.
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Yonit kariri
left a message on April 19, 2026:
In memory of Ilan Z. Halpern, Yonit kariri lit a candle
emmanuel rubin
left a message on April 19, 2026:
In memory of Ilan Z. Halpern, emmanuel rubin lit a candle
Shuli Ben Nun
left a message on April 19, 2026:
In memory of Ilan Z. Halpern, Shuli Ben Nun lit a candle
Johnette Halpern
left a message on April 19, 2026:
מִן הַשָּׁמַיִם תְּנֻחָמוּ
Sending love to Aunty Maxine and Family
Shoshana Rubin
left a message on April 19, 2026:
In memory of Ilan Z. Halpern, Shoshana Rubin lit a candle
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Hannah ofek
left a message on April 18, 2026:
In memory of Ilan Z. Halpern, Hannah ofek lit a candle
Mark Gibson
left a message on April 18, 2026:
To my brother Ilan,
you were wise, you were kind, you were generous, you were loving. To first meet you in the late 1990’s was a turning point in my life. You added a dimension to my life for which I am eternally grateful. Over the last 30 years that we have known each other, you have been a positive influence and an inspiration. You were and always will be a person I looked up to and modelled myself on. I will miss your presence, your grace and your guidance. I will carry your spirit, your love and your memory in my heart forever.
Your loving brother from Melbourne Australia, Mark Gibson
Sylvia freedman
left a message on April 17, 2026:
Dear Maxine, Ari, and Daniella,
Please know that my heart and thoughts are with you, and I am so sorry for your loss. Ilan was a true mensch and a very special person—gentle, kind, and caring, as well as intelligent and always eager for meaningful conversation, without ever losing his love for a good game of tennis. He will be deeply missed by many, including me.
Barry Freedman
left a message on April 17, 2026:
So sorry to learn of Ilan's passing. He was a smart, funny, loving husband, father, grandfather and family member, and a great friend. He gave caring and capable attention to his patients, and interesting conversation (and often riddles) to his friends. He loved not only tennis, but swimming, biking and jogging. He will be greatly missed.
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