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Marguerite LEVY Obituary
Beloved wife of the late Louis Harold Levy, died on March 28, 2020. Dr. Levy, a Social Psychologist, was a Fellow of the American Psychological Assn., a member of Sigma Xi, and an Associate Professor Emerita, Queens College, CUNY. She was the dear sister of the late Teresa (Mrs. Francis J. Buchheit), Minnie (Mrs. Joseph W. Zahm), Lucy (Mrs. Martin M. Bernstone), Beatrice (Mrs. Joseph C. Murphy), John A. Fine, Joseph A. Fine, and Gloria (Mrs. Daniel F. Smith); also survived by a number of loving nieces and nephews. Dr. Levy has been interred beside her husband in the V.A. Cemetery, Calverton, N.Y.
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David Groth
April 6, 2024
My grandmother Rosie Stacio Feihl was Marg´s cousin and my Mom Marie Feihl Groth´s 2nd cousin.
Elli Barasch
March 12, 2021
Marguerite and Lou were dear friends of my late parents Fran & Sy Barasch. My brother Dan and I always enjoyed Marguerite's humor and joy. We will miss her. Rest in Peace.
David Groth
December 6, 2020
My Grandfather William A Feihl was Marguerite’s cousin and spoke of her often! I corresponded with her the last few years but just today found she has passed in March! I’m so sad. She was a wonderful women!
David Groth, Columbus Ohio
Sharon Murphy
April 19, 2020
Aunt Marg you have always been a great inspiration to me as my loving God Mother and I will always remember everything you done for me and visits to NYC. Rest in Peace.
Martin Bernstone
April 13, 2020
My mother, Lucy Eleonor Fine Bernstone, was one of Margs older sisters born to Matt Fine and Mary Stasio. Marg was the second youngest sister of 8 children: Theresa, Minnie, Lucy, Beatrice, Joe, John, Marg, and Gloria, all of whom predeceased her. Aunt Marg was a very brilliant woman who lived a very long fulfilling life. So at this point we can say that she left us only in a physical sense. She is now in a more peaceful and spiritual dimension, and, in that sense she lives on our minds and in our hearts. Our love for her reaches far beyond this life, and therefore the pain of her physical absence is hopefully less, knowing that her departure is only physical, and that we will see her and be with her in the future. My condolences to all of my relatives, and may we all celebrate her life in our own personal, and private way ( in the midst of current social distancing), knowing how she will be sorely missed by everyone that knew her. Many, many thanks to my cousins in Buffalo: Diane Lupp, Sharon Murphy, Maryann Botham, and my niece, Ellen Schreier, for traveling long distances in order to tend to her in the twilight of her life, and many blessings to everyone in our family. Love and peace to all. Dr. Martin Bernstone.
Steven Schreier
April 13, 2020
May your light help illuminate heaven's stars above and guide us amidst the darkness - Requiescat in pace
Jeanne Levy
April 13, 2020
A bright and inquiring mind, Marguerite stayed engaged with the world around her as long as she was able. She will be missed.
Philip & Janette Levy
April 13, 2020
Rest in peace, A.M. We loved it when you would share stories and insight from times when I was too young to know or remember.
Ellen Schreier
April 13, 2020
She was truly one of a kind. She was witty , street smart, stylish, intelligent and also very caring. She was a great cook and teacher. You could ask her anything and she would always give great advice. She is truly missed. May she rest in peace
Joanne and Jerry Levy
April 12, 2020
With fond memories of Aunt Marguerite. May her memory be for a blessing.
Alan Levy
April 12, 2020
She was as warm as she was feisty and I will miss her.
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