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1919
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2011
Lee Bloom Obituary
Lee H. Bloom, Past Town of Mamaroneck Councilman and long time Resident of Larchmont passed away peacefully on December 12, 2011 at the age of 92. Born in NYC to Harry and Harriet Bloom. He attended school in New Rochelle and graduated MIT in 1940. He entered the US Navy after one year of Harvard Law School and served as a Lieutenant Commander until 1945. He married his beloved wife Mary Louise in the Philadelphia Naval Yard, and went back and finished his law degree at Harvard. He then started a 36 year career with Lever Brothers Company as an executive. He moved his family to Larchmont in 1951. Lee served his community as councilman for over 16 years. He was also involved with many community and charitable boards. His interests included UNICEF, United Nations Association and the Sheldrake Environmental Center among many others. He was a man who gave far more than his share. He was pre deceased by his wife in 2005 and is survived by his three children, Daniel (wife Sherri, Sons Joel and Josh), Louise Abel (husband Irving), and Douglas. Lee is also survived by his special lady Alice LaSala. A memorial Service celebrating his life will be held at a later date at the John J. Fox Funeral Home. Please visit his web page at www.jjffh.com for further information. In lieu of flowers donations to UNICEF, United Nations Association or the Sheldrake Environmental Center would be appreciated.
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December 9, 2019
Remembering your dad and mom
Pat Tisi
January 2, 2012
Doug and family,
We extend our deepest sympathies for the loss of your dear father. He was a wonderful person who will be greatly missed by many. We also appreciate all he did for The Harrison Players throughout the years.
Pat and Terry Tisi
Lucy Sohanchyk
December 24, 2011
It is with great sorrow that we express our deepest sympathy to Doug and to his family, at the loss of of their dear father Lee Bloom. He will be greatly missed and was greatly loved.
Richard, Lucy and Greg Sohanchyk
December 16, 2011
IT WAS MY GREAT PLEASURE TO SERVE THE REPUBLICAN PARTY WITH LEE.
AN UNFORGETABLE GENTLEMAN
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