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1993 - 2021

BORN

1993

DIED

2021

JOSHUA STEINHORN Obituary

STEINHORN--Joshua Zvi. Joshua Zvi Steinhorn, age 27, died peacefully in his sleep at his home in Alamo, California on September 27, 2021. He finally lost his battle with a long- standing chronic illness. Born on December 23, 1993, in Berkeley, California, Joshua started and ran a successful internet-based video game company. His next venture, never completed, was to create a free, user-curated website where people could share their favorite websites independent of financial influence. A loving, caring, and creative man, he delighted in finding gifts for family and friends. He never failed to tell immediate family members how much he loved them. He is survived by his brother Benjamin Weil Steinhorn, parents Robert David Steinhorn and Judith L. Weil, and grandfather Arthur J. Weil. At last, Joshua has a well- deserved respite from his illness. He is buried at the Home of Eternity cemetery in Oakland, California where a burial service was held in his honor.

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Published by New York Times from Oct. 24 to Oct. 31, 2021.

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Irina Dorogan

January 29, 2022

My sincere and the deepest condolences to Judy, Robert and Benjamin. I love you all. And I love Joshua with all my heart. And remember him from the day he was born

Marcy

November 25, 2021

Robert, Ben and Judy. I am
Sorry for your loss.

ruthlevy, Boca Raton, Florida

October 28, 2021

My deepest sympathy go to my California family on the loss of your son, grandson and brother Joshua. He sounds like a wonderful caring young man who contributed to the happiness of others.

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