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Remembering Ed Silberman, folk singer, storyteller who worked with children and the elderly

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A mainstay at folk music gatherings, he loved the color purple and the word "squeegee," and cared for children at Berkeley's Congregation Beth Israel and Temple Beth El as well as St. Mark’s and All Souls.

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Remembering Ed Silberman, folk singer, storyteller who worked with children and the elderly

A mainstay at folk music gatherings, he loved the color purple and the word "squeegee," and cared for children at Berkeley's Congregation Beth Israel and Temple Beth El as well as St. Mark’s and All Souls.

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Berkeleyside broke the news in on Friday, July 18, 2025.
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