Paula Goldman Leventman

I had Mrs. Leventman for introductory sociology at Temple University in 1964. She was an excellent, engaging teacher who sometimes used disarming examples to capture our attention. We read "Black Boy" by Richard Wright to learn about socialization - an excellent choice. I think of her often and finally googled her tonight.

As a caregiver, I had the privilege of witnessing the beauty of your spirit, the strength of your character, and the depth of your love. Though you may have left this earthly realm, your presence continues to resonate within the hearts of those you touch. Your journey here was a testament to resilience, courage, and unwavering grace. In the moments we shared, your laughter echoed with joy, your kindness radiated warmth, and your wisdom inspired hope. Though you may no longer walk among us,...

I was lucky enough to meet Paula at Northeastern. She was a witty, insightful, and strong woman. Always willing to mentor, genuinely supportive, ever up for a good political discussion and frank. I am very grateful for my time with her. Rachel, Aaron and family, my heart is with you at this time. Your mom impacted so many of us, may her memory be a blessing.

I have been enriched by my many years of friendship with your mother! She was my BFF. We shared so many experiences. She was my political mentor and advisor, my partner in many activities, (including playing canasta), always honest, always supportive. We shared good times, worries, sadnesses, much, much laughter, and many late lunches/early dinners. I loved to listen to her having conversations with children of all ages. Not just talking to them, but engaging them. My...

Dear Rachel and Aron, Paula was a very special and brilliant woman. I am sorry for your loss.

My condolences to Rachel and Aaron. I feel lucky to have known Paula who was a wonderful mentor and friend. I hope your memories are a comfort at this time.

Here is a more recent photo of my mother, Paula

Rachel, our condolences on the loss of your mother. Rosemarie and Mark Murdocca