Steve Rosenthal loved living along the beach, chatting with his neighbors by his condominium’s pool, having everything he needed just a short walk or drive away. That was his life at Champlain Towers South in Surfside. Rosenthal lost many of his friends when the majority of the 12-story condominium collapsed last month, killing at least 97 people. He was rescued from the part of the building that did not cave in, but which was later demolished. Now he is reluctant to even see what remains of the rubble. Read the entire article……………………………….
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