Wolfe Hyman Obituary

Dear Hyman Family, So sorry to hear of the passing of your dad. My thoughts are with you all at this time.

Toby Feinberg Myers

Aaron, Eli and Hyman family,

Barbara and I are so sorry to hear the news of your Dad.I remember he helped my career path to move to New York and enter the "Rag business" with a Mfg rep group. He cared enough to help with launching a career that lasted for many yrs. I know under his "tough love " was a kind and caring person. May time heal your sorrow. love Gary & Barbara

Maier will be missed very much. He was such a sweet and funny man, not to mention a fount of information. He always kept me up to date on all the current events. It is so quiet in the office with out him. I am so saddened by his passing and his family's loss.

Jolie, Josh, Eli and family...

Please accept my condolences on the loss of your father. I have fond memories of your dad from growing up in Charleston. He had a happy-go-lucky attitude and constant smile on his face, and always loved to share a joke or two. I know that my parents considered him a true friend and they are extremely saddened by his passing.

I wish you all only happiness in the New Year, and I know that the memory of your father will serve as a blessing to all of you.

The Omniscient One should comfort you amongst the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.

Fondly,

Dear Hyman Family,

I was saddened to hear the news of Maier and my heart and my tears are with you now during this time. I share in your sadness and send my love. I know your dad was proud of each and every one of you. If he wasn’t making someone laugh then he was enlightening us with a nugget of history or a fun fact that we didn’t know. He was such a unique man and quite a character. He will be missed and certainly not forgotten.

All my Love, Heather Townsend

Maier was a client of mine when I worked in a call center of a clothing manufacturer in Nashville. I always loved when he called in to place orders because of his friendly personality and outrageous stories. While vacationing in South Carolina I had the priviledge of coming to his store and meeting him in person which is not something that most customer service reps got a chance to do. He invited me to his restaurant and it was wonderful. He was am amazing man and I know he will be missed.

I have many fond memories of Maier, from working at VF Imagewear. He was always so kind to all of us, never had a cross word to anyone. He made us laugh till we cried at times. We all will miss him dearly. Rest in Peace my friend.

It has been my pleasure knowing Mr. Hyman. He was indeed a great man. I remember on several phone conversations he would share some of his childhood memories with me! We will miss him dearly. May the Lord continue to bless each and everyone one of you. God Bless!

Laura Ferguson
VF Imagwear
Nashville, TN

Spoke with Maier for many year over the phone here in Nashville, TN while he called in orders to Red Kap - every holiday he would send us boxes and boxes of goodies - he will be remembered very fondly.
Garry Mooney, Nashville, TN

Dear Hyman family,
We just heard the sad news and want to send our love and sympathies to all of you.
Maier always had a smile on his face and a twinkle in his eyes. Your memories must be great. Remember those great times and celebrate his life and the fact that you were a part of it.
Love, Francis and Evelyn Hutto and family.
Denise, Chris and Anna, Melanie, Daniel, Paisley and Dollie, Stephanie and David, Francis II and Kendra, and Adam.

Fifty years ago, my Grandmother drove a panel truck with dry goods to the families in the Edisto, Parkers Ferry and Jerico areas of outlying Charleston county. Many times she took me with her "to town" to Mr. Hyman's store to buy supplies. He was always there to help her and to smile and laugh with the child she brought along. The Charleston community, as well as your family, has lost a treasure. My sympathies to you all.

What a wonderful man who touched so many during his time on this earth. May the family find peace and know that everyone is in our thoughts and prayers.

Thank you all for the well wishes. We loved Maier very much and know that you all did as well. If anyone reading this would like to share stories of Maier (funny, silly, sad or crazy) we would love for you to share them with us. The more the merrier as we try to get through this very difficult time. Thanks again so much. With love... Aaron, Eli, Jolie & Josh

Dear Family,
Our sincere sympathy to all of you on your loss. May good memories sustain you all at this time.

I knew Mr.Hyman for 16 years while working for M.Hornik & co. and worked for Maier for 6 mos.in late 1978.I am very sorry to read that he has passed away. My sympathies to you all for your loss. Carey Kennerty

Arron, Sylvia and the rest of Maier's Family,
Kathy and I loved Maier and always enjoyed being with him at your home. He was such an interesting man to talk to. We looked forward to sitting on your porch with him and talking about history and other interesting things. He was like a walking history book. Also he made us laugh a lot with his dry type of humor.
We will miss him very much!Judging from the attendance at his funeral, many others will miss him also. Charleston and the World is a better place because Maier Hyman was here for a short while.

Sylvia, your tribute to him at his funeral was very good. You summarized the feelings that many people have about Maier.
Mac and Kathy Strock

Dear Hyman Family,I have very fond memories of your father;at Shul, in his store and at times when he and your mother and my parents visited. My father often told me of his adventures with your father when they were growing up and of how much their long-time friendship meant to him. My father truly loved your father. He,and the entire Charleston community share the weight of his loss with you. I hope these words can give some comfort in the difficult days ahead.

Harris M. Livingstain

Maier was a mensch and loved by the community. He will be missed.
My sincere condolences to the family. May his memories comfort you.