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Stuart Leventhal
May 3, 2025
I just recognized this. I knew Ed in the late 1980's when he was involved in buying the printing company I worked for. He unfortunately recognized that it wasn't the best business investment for him. Ed treated me very well and fairly. We shared a love of art, architecture, and furniture. Ed always bounced other business and investment ideas off me and I always respected his interests.
After the second sale of the company we lost touch. RIP.
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