Beloved husband to Cecelia L Klyne (nee Loon), devoted father to Mrs Marjorie Klyne Ziegler (husband Mandell) and the late Theodore Arnold Klyne. Brother of Anna Nurock of Tel Aviv Israel, Harry Klyne of Russia, and the late Barney Klyne of South Africa. Also survived by two grandsons.
Klyne was 73. Born in Russia. Died at Sinai Hospital after a long illness. He was the owner of The Style Shop, a ladies clothing store on Monument Street. He sold the store 3 months before his death.
He was a private in the Army during WWI. He was aboard a ship bound for Europe when the war ended. He was a member of the Jewish War Veterans, post no. 167. In his spare time he enjoyed traveling and reading.
Klyne was 73. Born in Russia. Died at Sinai Hospital after a long illness. He was the owner of The Style Shop, a ladies clothing store on Monument Street. He sold the store 3 months before his death.
He was a private in the Army during WWI. He was aboard a ship bound for Europe when the war ended. He was a member of the Jewish War Veterans, post no. 167. In his spare time he enjoyed traveling and reading.
Beloved husband to Cecelia L Klyne (nee Loon), devoted father to Mrs Marjorie Klyne Ziegler (husband Mandell) and the late Theodore Arnold Klyne. Brother of Anna Nurock of Tel Aviv Israel, Harry Klyne of Russia, and the late Barney Klyne of South Africa. Also survived by two grandsons.
Klyne was 73. Born in Russia. Died at Sinai Hospital after a long illness. He was the owner of The Style Shop, a ladies clothing store on Monument Street. He sold the store 3 months before his death.
He was a private in the Army during WWI. He was aboard a ship bound for Europe when the war ended. He was a member of the Jewish War Veterans, post no. 167. In his spare time he enjoyed traveling and reading.
Klyne was 73. Born in Russia. Died at Sinai Hospital after a long illness. He was the owner of The Style Shop, a ladies clothing store on Monument Street. He sold the store 3 months before his death.
He was a private in the Army during WWI. He was aboard a ship bound for Europe when the war ended. He was a member of the Jewish War Veterans, post no. 167. In his spare time he enjoyed traveling and reading.
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