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Albert Samuel “Al” Kahn

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Albert Samuel “Al” Kahn

Birth
New York County, New York, USA
Death
18 Mar 1980 (aged 71)
Flemington, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, USA
Burial
Cremated, Location of ashes is unknown. Specifically: He wished to be placed next to his twin brother David, but the cemetery wouldn't let him. Add to Map
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Bio provided by Al's niece, "Uncle Al liked the small town country life. He married Mary in 1940 in Flemington, New Jersey where they stayed for the rest of their lives. Before World War II, Al worked for Dave in the fur factory. During the war, he spent a short time in the Navy and then worked in a defense plant. From 1945 to 1951, he worked at Flemington Furs while being a volunteer in the Rescue Squad. Impressed with his work on the Rescue Squad, the governor of New Jersey appointed him Civil Defense Co-ordinator for Hunterdon County in 1951. He remained civil deense co-ordinator until he became ill in 1977. He died in 1980 of leukemia. After his death, Mary continued to live in the house Al had built in 1946 in Flemington. Several of the photos taken of you as a baby with the family before coming to California were taken in front of that house. If Al was the closest "farmer" member of the family, Dave was the most urbane. Al preferred wearing bib overalls while Dave was always well-dressed. "
Bio provided by Al's niece, "Uncle Al liked the small town country life. He married Mary in 1940 in Flemington, New Jersey where they stayed for the rest of their lives. Before World War II, Al worked for Dave in the fur factory. During the war, he spent a short time in the Navy and then worked in a defense plant. From 1945 to 1951, he worked at Flemington Furs while being a volunteer in the Rescue Squad. Impressed with his work on the Rescue Squad, the governor of New Jersey appointed him Civil Defense Co-ordinator for Hunterdon County in 1951. He remained civil deense co-ordinator until he became ill in 1977. He died in 1980 of leukemia. After his death, Mary continued to live in the house Al had built in 1946 in Flemington. Several of the photos taken of you as a baby with the family before coming to California were taken in front of that house. If Al was the closest "farmer" member of the family, Dave was the most urbane. Al preferred wearing bib overalls while Dave was always well-dressed. "


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