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LAWRENCE LIEBERFELD Obituary

LIEBERFELD--Lawrence, 95. Beloved husband, father, grandfather, musician, raconteur, gourmet, and encyclopedia of New York City history and architecture, among other subjects. Graduated from Columbia Grammar School, from Yale in 1939 and Yale School of Architecture in 1942. Larry sang with the Dessoff Choirs, the Canby Singers, the New Amsterdam Singers, and the Amato Opera and worked as a consultant to universities, independent schools, and foundations. He is survived by his wife, Ruth Turner, children Ann Masur of Oak Park, IL, and Daniel Lieberfeld of Pittsburgh, grandchildren Kate and Ben Masur and Jesse Lieberfeld, and three great-grandchildren.

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Published by New York Times on Oct. 14, 2015.

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robert citron

August 10, 2022

I worked with Larry Lieberfeld at Peter Copelands Office, 1948-50, and it was a pleasure knowing him and benefiting from his
enormous stature as an architect and person. I have thought
of Larry Lieberfeld often over the years.

robert w. citron AIA Architect

robert citron

May 10, 2022

I had the pleasure of working with Lawrence Lieberfeld
at Peter Copeland's office in New York, 1948-50. He was an unique individual and admired by all.

Robert Citron

Jan Smith

October 19, 2015

Larry was a remarkable individual - smart, curious, lively, active for as long as his health allowed, and devoted to his family and his wife. May all who knew him find comfort and keep his legacy alive in these memories of him.

October 17, 2015

May he R.I.P and may the loving support of family and friends, prayers and memories see you through this sad time

October 14, 2015

My deepest condolences to Lieberfeld family. May you find refuge in him who can provide it. (Psalms 9:9)

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