MARK LEVIN/LEVINE

Mark, we spoke three times a week for seventeen years. Thank you for bonding with me and for your guidance through those years. I will miss you more than you will ever know.

Took this long to accept the passing of a dear friend whom I have known for over 50 years. Miss you greatly. Thanks for all the laughs and fun times over those years. A real class act with sophistication and charm. Sleep warm, Mark.

I met Mark renting and selling warehouses in Turnpike Commercial Plaza. Mark was always professional, attentive and a pleasure to be around. I shall miss his smile and pleasant demeanor.

Mark and I worked together on numerous occasions. Mark was always professional and I loved talking with him. He always made me smile with his "How are you doing honey?" He will be missed....

I grew up with Mar's brother Rob. I have very fond memories of the time spend in the Levin household. Mark, being the older brother, was always the model to follow. Two memories of Mark always come to mind. He set a style trend at Central by his dressing in a tuxedo with Bermuda shorts to attend his high school senior prom. He even brought his date for pre-prom pictures, arriving in a chauffeured limo. Mark was always a trend-setter. He also frequently escorted my mother to cast her vote at the nearby polls on 10th street in Logan. I do think of Mark when looking back to the years rowing up with Rob (my oldest friend from childhood) in Logan.
Rest in Peace, Mark
Alan C Verbit

My name is Richard, I am both a dear friend of Mark as well as the Manager of The Versailles, a co-op in Fort Lauderdale where Mark resided for over 40 years. Mark was very fond and proud of our building, and over the years offered his time and talents working on building projects to enhance our community. He served on the Board, and at one time was Board President. Being a realtor who knew our building inside and out, he also assisted with several of our apartment sales and introduced many new Owners to our building.

On behalf of the entire Versailles community, we are deeply saddened of Mark's passing and our thoughts and prayers go out to his family. He will be greatly missed by us all.

Richard Samu

We were neighbors with the Levin's in the Logan part of Philadelphia. I have very fond memories of Mark and also Robbie and Harriet. I loved walking into the Levin house as I felt like a member of their family. I even have a postcard that Mark sent me when he went to Switzerland. I thought it was so cool that he thought of me while he was traveling around Europe! He and the rest of his family were certainly a big part of my growing up years. My sincere condolences to Harriet , Robbie , and the rest of the Levin family.
- Rosanne (Geltzer) Lemansky

Mark, you and I spoke about 3 times a week for the last 17 years after you reached out to me.
Losing you leaves a huge hole in my heart.
You'll be with me forever.

Mickey Levin

Mark was, indeed, one of a kind. He was my favorite cousin when we were kids and I remember fondly the many adventures we shared. Since his parents and mine were "best buddies", we were frequently at each other's houses. In addition, we went fishing, with our dads many times, went together downtown to see new movies at the Mastbaum, shared family summer vacations in Wildwood for quite a few years, and even went a couple of times to the auto races at Yellow Jacket Speedway with his dad, my beloved "Uncle Mike". I always regretted our drifting apart after we entered high school but, whenever we reconnected, as adults, it was if we were never apart; he was the same old Mark, always smiling, telling corny jokes and just a hail fellow well met. He will always be present in my memories.