Birth date: Mar 25, 1931 Death date: Jul 19, 2023
Sidney B. Kreitzberg passed away peacefully on July 19, 2023 at Samaritan Hospice in Mt. Holly. Born in Patterson, NJ to William and Ella Kreitzberg, Sidney was 92 years old. He was a resident of Cinnaminson since 1957. Beloved h Read Obituary
To Fred and Barbara, Glen and Alan and all the family, I worked with Sid at RCA 1961 to 1967. He was a great person to work with. Always kind, helpful, and dedicated. He took pride in getting a project finished accurately and on time. He was greatly respected by everyone. We have kept in touch a little through the years. I just found out about his passing and am sorry I missed the services in his honor. I am grateful I am able to watch them on video. I will send a gift to the Animal Adoption Center in his memory. Mary Ellen Coyle Balkey
Most people called him Sid but I knew him as Skip. He lived diagonally across the street from me. My mom babysat his kids. I used to feed & take care of their dog, Nanook, as a young teen. He paid me in Avon products, as Skip was an Avon rep. Growing up, you could hear beautiful music coming from their house. I learned later that it was Skip playing classical piano music. Before he became an engineer, he studied piano at Juilliard. He's the founder of the Animal Adoption Center in Lindenwold & has been an animal advocate as long as I can remember. I don’t know much about it but the Animal Adoption Center is still in existence. He was vegan. He worked for RCA and invented an electric car in the 70's. He was really unique, interesting, creative and intelligent. He was conscious & conscientious of our environment & all the living things that live within it. I missed Skip's service today because I had an appointment for a kitten I'm fostering. I think Skip would be ok with it! Sorry for the family's loss but WOW...what an amazing legacy he has left!
Sincerely,
Wendy Sanders
Rest in Peace Uncle Skip, you will be missed so much. I loved conversing with you!
I only had the opportunity to know Sid when I took over as the Director of Animal Adoption Center a little over 2 years ago. Sid was a huge animal advocate, you would find him in Camden feeding the stray cats and dogs, in 1990 Sid founded AAC and the rest is history. Because of his kindness and generosity, countless number of animals were saved and found forever homes. I am honored to be the one to keep his legacy alive and continue the good that he did. Sid, everyone at AAC loves you and will miss you terribly, thank you for all that you have done.
Animal rescue was a passion of mine in the 90s but it became my profession in 2001 when Sid and the rest of the board of Animal Adoption Center hired me as dog manager. I moved on to other opportunities in the field in 2005 but will always be indebted to Sid and his colleagues for allowing me to redirect my life towards what always meant the most to me.
