EDWARD R. LEV

He was kind and patient and counseled me in grammar.

Brother Lev taught me the freshmen required course: Legal Writing and I remember his patience and appreciated his sincere effort to improve my work. Over the years as I read and enjoyed his ux' great scholarship I assumed he helped her as he did me.

Over 14 years have passed.
One only has to have a loss to understand the pain.
May God have mercy.
Anne Martin Boston 1968-2011

I CONSIDER IT AN HONOR TO HAVE KNOWN ED AND TO CONSIDER HIM A FRIEND. TIME AND DISTANCE CAME BETWEEN OUR RELATIONSHIP BUT MY THOUGHTS OF HIM OCCURED OFTEN. MY REGARDS TO YOU MARY, PLEASE ACCEPT MY CONDOLENCES. JUDGE HOWARD R KAUFMAN

Mary Ann - You and I overlapped only briefly when I first came to Mayer Friedlich, but I have very fond memories of Ed during my early years there, particularly as he delighted in teasing Hugo over lunch at the Berghoff. Please accept my sympathy. I'll keep you and Ed in my prayers.
Bob Curley

Mary Ann, One of the truly great guys that we were lucky enough to know. We kept track of him thru Ray.
Larry and Mitzi Rogers

Mary Ann Glendon -- from Cindy & Bob Southern --Bob was partner of Ed and Mary Ann at Mayer Brown in Chicago: Happiness, Hilarity, Integrity -- "Hugo, you wouldn't know the difference between Chardonay and Kool-Aid." Ed won that bet! Many more memories of fun and serious endeavors. Please accept our deepest sympathies.

Sarah - You and your family are in my thoughts. I am very sorry for your loss. Warmly, Marie Margulies-Ellias

Sarah, Darren, kids and the entire Lev Family -- We are thinking about you so much. Sending love in your time of loss.

The Eielson