This is Bernard A Levitt. Bernard was born in New Jersey and lived most of his younger years in New York City. His mother and father were immigrants from Russia. In the 1940 census he is shown as being a hospital worker. Prior to his enlistment in the US Army in WW2 he was a Elevator Operator.He had completed quite a bit of collage prior to his entrance into the US Army. While in the Army he was promoted to 2nd Lt. After the War was over he got married to his wife Zelda. He worked for the New York Times as a Linetype Operator. (A person who sets lines of type in a machine and who must possess good spelling qualities).
He was the father of two boys and two girls. His oldest daughter was the late Karen Sue Levitt, aka as Sue Hamilton, and also Sue Williams (Playboy Playmate Apr 1965) ( Find A Grave Memorial# 5832467). In her Playboy article she mentions
that her dad was stern but soft.
Bernard lived in NYC til after Karen finished Bayside High School in about 1962. They relocated to Tucson,Az. Bernard had a keen sense of humor and was a very meticulous person. He often cracked jokes about his small pension that he received from the New York Times. He enjoyed collecting old coins. Words seemed to be a great fascination with him. He was always interested in the proper spelling and pronounciation of them. Bernard was a extremely interesting person. He would always make you laugh. He will be greatly missed by anyone that knew him.
Ralph Wentworth
Military Information: 2LT, US ARMY
He was the father of two boys and two girls. His oldest daughter was the late Karen Sue Levitt, aka as Sue Hamilton, and also Sue Williams (Playboy Playmate Apr 1965) ( Find A Grave Memorial# 5832467). In her Playboy article she mentions
that her dad was stern but soft.
Bernard lived in NYC til after Karen finished Bayside High School in about 1962. They relocated to Tucson,Az. Bernard had a keen sense of humor and was a very meticulous person. He often cracked jokes about his small pension that he received from the New York Times. He enjoyed collecting old coins. Words seemed to be a great fascination with him. He was always interested in the proper spelling and pronounciation of them. Bernard was a extremely interesting person. He would always make you laugh. He will be greatly missed by anyone that knew him.
Ralph Wentworth
Military Information: 2LT, US ARMY
This is Bernard A Levitt. Bernard was born in New Jersey and lived most of his younger years in New York City. His mother and father were immigrants from Russia. In the 1940 census he is shown as being a hospital worker. Prior to his enlistment in the US Army in WW2 he was a Elevator Operator.He had completed quite a bit of collage prior to his entrance into the US Army. While in the Army he was promoted to 2nd Lt. After the War was over he got married to his wife Zelda. He worked for the New York Times as a Linetype Operator. (A person who sets lines of type in a machine and who must possess good spelling qualities).
He was the father of two boys and two girls. His oldest daughter was the late Karen Sue Levitt, aka as Sue Hamilton, and also Sue Williams (Playboy Playmate Apr 1965) ( Find A Grave Memorial# 5832467). In her Playboy article she mentions
that her dad was stern but soft.
Bernard lived in NYC til after Karen finished Bayside High School in about 1962. They relocated to Tucson,Az. Bernard had a keen sense of humor and was a very meticulous person. He often cracked jokes about his small pension that he received from the New York Times. He enjoyed collecting old coins. Words seemed to be a great fascination with him. He was always interested in the proper spelling and pronounciation of them. Bernard was a extremely interesting person. He would always make you laugh. He will be greatly missed by anyone that knew him.
Ralph Wentworth
Military Information: 2LT, US ARMY
He was the father of two boys and two girls. His oldest daughter was the late Karen Sue Levitt, aka as Sue Hamilton, and also Sue Williams (Playboy Playmate Apr 1965) ( Find A Grave Memorial# 5832467). In her Playboy article she mentions
that her dad was stern but soft.
Bernard lived in NYC til after Karen finished Bayside High School in about 1962. They relocated to Tucson,Az. Bernard had a keen sense of humor and was a very meticulous person. He often cracked jokes about his small pension that he received from the New York Times. He enjoyed collecting old coins. Words seemed to be a great fascination with him. He was always interested in the proper spelling and pronounciation of them. Bernard was a extremely interesting person. He would always make you laugh. He will be greatly missed by anyone that knew him.
Ralph Wentworth
Military Information: 2LT, US ARMY
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