Larry Levine

I worked at LL about 10 yrs he was the most amazing person/boss/man/human being/ I've ever met RIP Mr. Levine ❤

This is Lavinia I work with you in 1968 and I have been trying to find the family, I am so sorry about Larry I retired an living in Ocala Florida.

To the Levine Family: When B. Altman's was first in the Short Hills, NJ mall I purchased a lovely tweed coat w/belt in the back slung low, I had to talk myself into getting it as it was a long coat and a new style for me. I walked away from it 3-4 times before finally buying it and never regretted the choice. Still have and wear it. A great style. Always call it my Larry Levine coat. Condolences on the loss of your beloved. He is remembered fondly.

Larry, for every moment of the last three years you have been in our hearts and minds. You will live with us forever and beyond. We are grateful for the beauty, humor, style, and wit that you left us. We revel in and are comforted by the love you lavished upon us. For Yizkor Pesach, we light a candle for you, here, at home, and in our hearts.

Dear Mrs Levine: Now that I have retired and have a little spare time I decided to check the internet for long lost people. I hope I have reached the correct person, I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your husband. I have tried for several years to locate you but every time I send a letter or card they always return to me so I gave up. I would love to hear from Anne or Elena. [email protected].
Again, Accept my deepest sympathy.

Dear Emily: We were saddened to hear about Larry's passing. Herb & I remember the many happy times at the Dennis Yacht Club with you and Larry. Herb called Nancy Adams in Arizona and will contact The Lents in Florida. Stan and Alice Peterson and Nancy send their best regards. Our thoughts are with you. Sincerely,

You do not know me. Today, I was looking on the internet to see where I might find "Larry Levine" clothing because it is a brand that seems to fit me perfectly. I was very sorry to hear of your loss as I inadvertantly found this site. Please accept my prayers and sympathy.

andrew ungerleider and family -a prince of a human being and a truly outstanding jewish wizard at business and a warm person

Dear Aunt Emily and Anne,
I was sad when mom told me about Uncle Larry's passing on sunday. You are both in my thoughts and prayers. Love you both, Lacey Broughton.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

dear emily: Bob and I can't tell you how much we will miss Larry. He had a way of making you feel special each time you met him. Our trips together will always be remembered. Please remember that our prayers and love are with you on Feb. 14th.

Dear Emily and Chanula,

It's been about 30 years since I've seen you, but when I heard this terrible news today, I was at least heartened to learn there was a way I could contact you to offer my condolences.

After three decades, I have no doubt long since faded from your memory, but I'm glad to have the opportunity to tell you that your wonderful family has never faded from mine. Even to a precocious 13-year-old kid from Choate, it was obvious how much Larry loved his family and the pride he took in each of your accomplishments. All these years later, I can still remember him proudly telling me about Emily's Chinese cooking classes and calling everyone to dinner in "Em Lee's Kitchen." The fact that he so warmly welcomed me into your home made an impression which has truly lasted a lifetime. I feel very fortunate to have had the chance to know him even briefly, and I know how lucky you are to have had his love for so many years.

My very, very deepest sympathies to you both. Please know that you are in my thoughts and my heart.

Dear Emily,

My heartfelt condolences. I'll see you soon.

Dear "Aunt" Emily and Ann I was so sad to hear the news about "Uncle" Larrys' passing. Mom and I were just talking about how much fun we had seeing you on the Cape, the year you threw the awesome party. Larry and you are one of the most influential people that have touched the Moser household. I wish you rest and peace throughout this time. I am going to make a sincere effort to bring Mom to the Cape this summer along with Chris and Hank. Take Care and we will be in touch.
Love Beth Moser-Kashner

Dear Mrs. Levine,
We're all so sorry to hear about your husband. Bob Thurber's dad and Mr. Levine knew one another in the clothing industry in NYC. Bob, like the rest of us, wanted to make sure our feelings of sorrow were heard. From all the folks at Gary Air.

Emily,

Bill and I were so sorry to hear of Larry's passing. We have many fond memories. Deepest sympathy, Gale and Bill Butcher

Hello, Emily and Anne. Holly and I were so sorry to hear this news and profoundly sorry for your loss. We will never forget what a warm, charming, sweet, wonderful, stylish and engaging man Larry was, and how much he loved and adored both of you. What an incredible life he made for himself! We will always be grateful to have known him and enjoyed so many happy occasions with him and you. We will hold you in our hearts and in our prayers in these coming days and weeks and months. Much love from all of the Howes to you.

Emily, you and the family are in my thoughts and prayers. Larry will be missed. Cindy

we were so sorry to hear of your loss,may Larry's memory be everlasting. jim and kasey terpos