Stanley Levy

My name is Sonia and lived on First Street the year 1970. Stanley gave me and my brother Julio our first job selling Levy Shoes. Stanley and Doris were the sweetest gringos I have ever met. They were always very sweet to us. Stanley was like a father to me. To this day I remember my precious friendship and unforgettable experience at Levy Shoes. Even though I never saw or spoke with Stanley from those years, I never forgot him and Doris.

To Mr. Stanley's Family,
My mom, Dorothy Mishoe, was an employee at Levy's shoe store. She called me and said she thought she saw that Mr. Levy had passed away but was not sure. You have our deepest sympathy. Your dad was a very nice man. I can remember, as a child, that he had the best shoes in town. Everyone remembers Levy's shoe store on First Street in Elizabeth.
May you find peace knowing that your dad touched many lives.

We will keep your family in prayer.

I loss My second Dad.That was what he was to me. Am so sorry I did not get to say goodbye. Would love to talk to you all. Please e-mail me if you get the [email protected].

Steve and Family,

My heart goes out to you and your family, and my thoughts and prayers are with you.

My deepest sympathy,

Alice Barbera

to all of Stans family we want you to know we really loved him... did not know him long but his quick wit was wonderful.. our dau and our grandchildren all met him visiting for lunch at Sandpiper and , of course, he guessed the right shoe size and the maker. you have our wish for blessings knowing that he was "a good man" nothing more needed... Jack and Jean Fisher, Sandpiper Village

Laurie, Seth and Steve,

My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. I'm unable to attend the service as I will be out of town. You were blessed to have his love and affection for a number of years, alot of folks don't get that luxury. Take care and I will keep you in my prayers.

God Bless,

Cantey Hare

Laurie and Family,
At times like this, it is difficult to find a way to show sympathetic thoughts that words can never say..still may it help to ease your loss and bring some comfort to know that our heartfelt thoughts and prayers go with your family. May God send you and your family the friends and family to be an encouragement in the weeks ahead. Thank you for introducing your father to me. Although the time was short, it was a pleasure to share some time together with them.

Laurie, I'm so sorry to hear the sad news. My deepest condolences on the loss of your dad.