Neil K. Levenson

To Neil's Family:
I had the honor of working with Neil at THA - and getting to know him. He was always so kind - and jolly. When I heard he had deveoped such a horrible and devastating illness, I was sad.
However, knowing Neil, he did live each day to the fullest. He will be missed, but more importantly, he will always be rememered.

Bev and Family:
Please accept our sincerest condolences in the loss of Neil, one of the kindest, most gentle spirited person we have had the opportunity and pleasure to have known. I worked with Neil at the Trenton Housing Authority for many years and when he retired he was missed greatly. He always had some words of wisdom, a joke and a smile to cheer people up........and lets not forget how he loved to sing, especially on his cruises. Neil was also very proud of his children and...

Dear Bev and family, I too worked for Neil and also had a lot of fun times with him at work and outside the office I remember great lunches and dinners with him, I know he will be missed by all of you, he had a loving and kind spirit. I've been in West Virginia for the past eight years, and every year as the holiday season approached, I recieved a card from you Bev, and you never negelected to tell me how Neil was doing, I will miss that part of our correspondence. Lots of love to you and...

Dear Bev and family, Dorothy and I have been living in Gaithersburg, Maryland for six years now, but Mike Kuzma, who worked with Neil at the THA, e-mailed me. I had managed to contact Neil a while back and talked with him on the phone. When I was executive director of the Jersey City Redevelopment Agency and Neil was still with the THA, we worked closely in developing the NJ Chapter of the Nat'l Assn. of Housing and Redevelopment Officials (NAHRO). It led to a lasting friendship with a prince...

Neil was my boss at the Trenton Housing Authority. He was a very caring and wonderful person. Not a day went by that he didn't have a joke or story to tell the staff. He will be sadly missed by all. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to his family.

Bev and family, so sorry to see where Neil has passed away. I worked with him for many years at THA and to say the least he was a fun guy. It is so strange, I was talking to Kathy Mason just yesterday and said "I bet Neil is happy, his Cubbies won the pennant" so we will always think of him as the little guy with the big smile.. my prayers and best wishes are with all of you