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Sidney Kahn Obituary

Kahn, Sidney W.
Sid Kahn died peacefully at home on Sunday, September 27th surrounded by family. He was a happy parent and a loving husband who lived life to the fullest and enjoyed every new experience that came his way. He moved to California from Chicago in 1947. He worked for many years in advertising at Carson/Roberts, followed by a second career as the head of the UCLA publications department, where he was able to enjoy his love for Bruins basketball. Following his retirement, he devoted a number of hours as a volunteer for SCORE. Sid was preceeded in death by his parents Louis and Dora Kahn and his brother Marvin Kahn. He is survived by his wife of 62 years Bobbe Kahn, daughters Abbe Aron and Robin Harrison, and nephew Robert Kahn, along with 5 grandsons. He will be deeply missed.

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Published by Los Angeles Times on Sep. 29, 2009.

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J.J. Gaines

September 29, 2009

Sid was a wonderful man who helped me land my first job in advertising 25 years ago. He and Bobbe met my folks in Hawaii in the '60s and formed a wonderful bond ever since. He had just a terrific sense of humor, and was quite kind and caring. I consider myself fortunate to have known Sid. This tremendous UCLA Bruin fan possessed a spirit you don't often see in others...a spirit that will be missed by many. My heart goes out to Bobbe and the rest of his family. May he live forever in our hearts...

ilene schefman

September 29, 2009

uncle sidney lived a long and happy life..... love ilene

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