Leon-Horwitz-Obituary

Leon Horwitz

Riverdale, New York

Oct 19, 1934 – Apr 20, 2019 (Age 84)

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BORN
October 19, 1934
DIED
April 20, 2019
AGE
84
LOCATION
Riverdale, New York

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Leon HorwitzRiverdale - Leon died on Saturday, April 20th at his home in Riverdale, New York at the age of 84. Born in Elmira, New York he was the last surviving child of Solomon and Lena Horwitz and the grandson of the first ordained rabbi in Elmira, Moses Aaron Horwitz, and his wife Rachel. His...

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I am so sorry for your loss. May you receive strength and comfort from God. "He will make you firm, he will make you strong, he will firmly ground you." - 1Peter 5:10

To the family. I am so sorry for your loss. May the God of all comfort be with you at this time.

Uncle Green Mean Lean, a true gentleman, the epitome of grace, intelligence and honesty. You always knew where you stood with him and although we didn't get to see much of him over the years, I have always held him in the highest regard and with true affection. He will be greatly missed!

Leon you are the 3rd of the original 7 (so called) boys from Elmira dating back to grade school to pass we all kept in touch through out the years.our own weddings and many of our children
Leon was the mc at high school reunions .
Great sense of humor. We all will miss you.

Although my memories are few, I remember him being a true gentleman when he would visit us at the US Airways District Office. I enjoyed his dry wit and humor. My sincere condolences to the family.

Leon was an old school "mensch".
As a newcomer to Binghamton in 1987, he and his dear Phyllis always made our young family feel welcome in the Temple Israel community and in the neighborhood.
During his tenure at Roberson Museum, he also mentored the new museum in town - what is known today as the Bundy Museum of History and Art.
He is missed by all of us who knew him!

A positive friend with a great sense of humor.

A life well lived.

Leon is one of the most reasonable and ethical people that I have had the honor to know. He was a Rotary friend who will not be forgotten.
George C. McKinnis