Howard B. Weissman

August 27th, 2025

My deepest condolences to the Weissman family. Cousin Howard was a mensch & I always enjoyed when we had family gatherings. He will be greatly missed.

~Sarah Storck
~Cousin, Chicago, Illinois

August 27th, 2025

Howard and I were hired by AccuQuote a week apart. He was the man to go to for information about what carrier would be best for what client. He definitely knew his stuff and was always willing to help. He had a great sense of humor. Although he came off as very hard, he was always kind once you got past the charade. He will be missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing him. His family was his world and he let everyone know it. He always talked about his wife and how proud he was of his kids.

~Peggy Zea-Olutayese
~Friend, Round Lake Beach, IL

August 27th, 2025

Words are hard. Howard was such a force. Knowledgeable. Humorous. Caring. A great loss for Marilyn and her family. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Kay

~Kay Bradley
~Co worker, AQ, Glenview,IL

August 27th, 2025

I am heartbroken over this. I admired, cherished and respected Howard’s kind heart, wit, honesty, loyalty, knowledge, professionalism, and friendship. I feel privileged to have had this amazing man in my life and I truly believe everyone that knew him feels the same way.

~Byron Udell
~Friend, employer, co-worker, Northbrook, Illinois

August 26th, 2025

I worked with Howard for 25 years. He was a big part of our Accuquote work family. He made a big difference in helping agents to confer and determine which rate classification a person could obtain, especially if someone had multiple health issues. Your husband, dad made an impact on all of us. In this world, people don’t remember what you wore (in case, maybe) or what you said—they remember how you make them feel. The tribute to your Dad was beautiful and we can laugh through the tears…. May you keep his memory close to your heart to give you strength and peace.
Howard,, until I see you again…. With my deepest condolences, Sue Cherry “like the fruit”.

~Sue Cherry
~Co-worker for 25 years, Arlington Heights, IL

August 26th, 2025

I met Howard over 20 years ago during my introductory training session at AQ. Howard was my trainer and let me tell you, he was dead serious about having us prepared and on the phones if we got through basic training. He then was my manager, my mentor, and we became friends over time. He would talk about how proud he was about his son and his daughter, and how much he loved his wife Marilyn. Once I had kids of my own, he would listen and give me advice ask how everyone was doing as the kids got older. He was more of a mentor than a boss. He was a great guy, behind that tough exterior he was a big teddy bear that would have your back no matter what. He was a remarkable teacher and he had a gift that he could talk to anyone and just took over. He could have the most irate client and speak to them in such a way that had empathy but also commanded respect, so at the end of the call they loved him. You will be truly missed my man!

~Elanders Ballard
~Colleague, Friend, Chicago, IL

August 26th, 2025

I remember the first time I met Howard, like it was yesterday. It was his Accuquote job interview. Instantly likable, instantly authentic. I’ve considered him a friend ever since. My thoughts and prayers for his family he loved so much. I think about him often, and will miss him. -Thomas

~Thomas Mcardle
~Friend, Helena, MT

August 26th, 2025

A one of a kind guy. Your memory will live on for decades brother. RIP

~Blake
~Co-worker, Palmetto, Fl

August 26th, 2025

I HAVE KNOWN AND CARED ABOUT HOWIE AS LONG AS MARILYN HAS KNOWN HIM. MARILYN & I GREW UP TOGETHER.
MY HEART GOES OUT TO THE ENTIRE FAMILY.

~WENDY MESSER LAWRENCE
~Very close friend, DALLAS TEXAS

August 25th, 2025

Definitely, a quick wit, quite friendly and he enjoyed humor. That’s a 5 minute quick assesment from first meeting this Gentle man…

~Woody Gollay
~Distant family, BG

August 25th, 2025

Mar, I happened upon a post about Howard’s passing and my heart broke for you and your family! I have fond memories of Howard and of the bond you shared. May his memory be a blessing. 💔❤️

~Julie Biagini
~friend, Skokie

August 25th, 2025

This is a profound loss on a professional and personal level. I worked with Howard for many years at Accuquote. May he rest in peace and deepest condolences to the family.

~Scott Malec
~co-worker, Tinley Park, IL

August 25th, 2025

I only had the pleasure of knowing Howard for about 2 years but he instilled a lot of knowledge in me and was busting my chops when I made mistakes right until the end. I will always appreciate his sense of humor and how much he cared about his career and this company. Some days, his lighthearted and comical berating of my mistakes was the best part of the day and he will be sorely missed. RIP, Howard.

~Alphonso Cino
~coworker, Albany, NY

August 25th, 2025

My Deepest Sympathies To Your Entire Family on the Loss of Howard. His Memories are a Blessing. Such a Wonderful Man !! Rest in Heavenly Peace!
Robbin Wald
Chuck Kramer

~Robbin Wald
~Friend, Northbrook,Illinois

August 24th, 2025

First we were cousins ( by marriage) , then we were colleagues at AQ but most importantly we were friends! My heart is breaking for Marilyn and your children & grandchildren. I’m so sorry for this horrific loss. Rest in peace Howard.

~Barb & Steve Sachs
~Cousin,, Buffalo Grove IL