Bernie Grubstein, one of the “good guys” is gone…never to be forgotten. Bernie Grubstein of Wayland passed away Oct. 20. He was the beloved husband and best friend of Linda; devoted father of Michael (Karen), Brian (Meredith), and Debbie (David), and extraordinary grandfather to his seven grandchildren. Bernie was a voracious reader, who shared his passion by reading regularly to his children and grandchildren. His other passion was his weekly basketball game with the same group of friends and family. It went on for decades. He was a kind, gentle, funny, and humble human being. He was well-loved. Funeral Services are private. There will be a Memorial Celebration at a later date.
Bernie Grubstein
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