Lenore Cunix Levy

Larry,

I am very sorry to hear of your loss. Though Leslie and I did not know you and Lenore very well, we appreciated the hospitality that you extended to us and our children during Thanksgiving many years ago and never forgot you. Over the years, people would approach me and ask if I was related to Lenore and would then make very nice comments about you and Lenore. I was proud to say that we were cousins. We too are greatly sadden and hope that your fond memories and close family...

I am very sorry for this loss. I think the thing I will always remember is her constant cheerfulness and happiness. May we all remember this about her.

I was so very sorry to learn that Lenore, of blessed memory, became so ill from my cousin Rena (Beyer). I met Lenore many years ago when I first moved to Dayton through my cousin. Lenore was a lovely lady! How fortunate I was to have known her. I also know her sister Ann. My deepest sympathy to all of you at this sad time. I hope that the love of family and friends will be a source of strength and give you comfort and that your memories of her will give you strength.
With love, Hyla

Larry,

I was sorry to hear about the loss of your beloved wife, please accept my condolences.

Sincerely,
Scott Worden (Ted Brodsky's nephew)

Larry,

I am sorry to have read about your loss. My thoughts are with you and your family. I will always remember your generosity with my 3 day walk several years ago.

Lenore has left us all with wonderful memories of a cheerful, intelligent and courageous woman who will be missed by everyone that had thee good fortune to know her.

Great and painful is our loss.

Greater, beautiful and joyful are the
memories of our beloved and always cherished Lenore....
Dearest friend, you will always be in our hearts....