Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Levy, Jean Weinstein   March 29, 2009
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  Published in the Lebanon Daily News on 3/31/2009 
  Levy, Jean Weinstein   
   
  Jean Levy Jean Weinstein Levy died on Sunday, March 29, at Cornwall Manor. She 
  was 90 years old. She was born in Middlesboro, KY, the youngest of the six 
  children of Susie and Samuel Weinstein. She and her parents moved to Nashville, 
  TN, in 1932, where she attended Hume Fogg High School. She graduated Phi Beta 
  Kappa from Vanderbilt University in 1940 with a degree in English and French. 
  Jean married Herbert Levy on September 1, 1940, and moved to Lebanon the next 
  day. Their marriage was blessed with love; Herbert died in 1994. Jean deeply 
  valued family and friends who brought her great joy. She had a lifelong love of 
  literature and learning, reviewing books for organizations and study groups. 
  Her many interests included nature, traveling, cooking, playing bridge, and 
  various activities that she could share with others. Jean owned and ran the 
  Sample Store in Lebanon for 36 years, served on the boards of the Lebanon 
  Community Library, Lebanon County Community Concert Association, Lebanon 
  chapter of Hadassah, Beth Israel Sisterhood, American Association of University 
  Women and the Mt. Gretna Winterites, and was a trustee of Lebanon Valley 
  College. After moving to Cornwall Manor in 2000, Jean volunteered on a number 
  of Manor committees. Jean is survived by her two daughters, Betty Cohen of 
  Berkeley, CA, and Ruth Guyer of Bethesda, MD; her four grandchildren, Jonathan 
  Cohen, Anya Guyer, Susanna Cohen, and Dana Guyer; her sons-inlaw Murray Cohen 
  and Mark Guyer; and devoted nieces and nephews. Her funeral will be held on 
  Wednesday at 1 PM at Rohland's Funeral Parlor. Memorial contributions may be 
  made to the Jean W. Levy Fund at either Beth Israel Synagogue, 411 South 8th 
  Street, 17042, or at the Lebanon Community Library, 125 N. 7th Street, 17046.  
  Published in the Lebanon Daily News on 3/31/2009 
  
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