VETERAN OF WORLD WAR II~EDWARD I. BELKIN, 64
Worked For Insurance Firm
Services will be held today at 11:00 a.m. in the Levine Chapel in Brookline for Edward I. BELKIN, 64, of Waltham, an insurance company representative. He died Monday after suffering a coronary attack while transacting business in a Waltham bank.
He was born and raised in Boston.
After graduation from high school, he entered the Army during World War II and served as a tank commander in Europe.
After his discharge, he entered Harvard University but left college to join the Army Reserve where he served 18 years.
He worked for the Arkwright-Boston Insurance Company in Waltham.
He leaves his brother, Arnold BELKIN of Georgetown, and two sisters, Lillian NEWMAN of Chelsea and Beatrice BORNSTEIN of Los Angeles.
(Published in The Boston Globe (MA), Thursday, March 15, 1984.)
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Worked For Insurance Firm
Services will be held today at 11:00 a.m. in the Levine Chapel in Brookline for Edward I. BELKIN, 64, of Waltham, an insurance company representative. He died Monday after suffering a coronary attack while transacting business in a Waltham bank.
He was born and raised in Boston.
After graduation from high school, he entered the Army during World War II and served as a tank commander in Europe.
After his discharge, he entered Harvard University but left college to join the Army Reserve where he served 18 years.
He worked for the Arkwright-Boston Insurance Company in Waltham.
He leaves his brother, Arnold BELKIN of Georgetown, and two sisters, Lillian NEWMAN of Chelsea and Beatrice BORNSTEIN of Los Angeles.
(Published in The Boston Globe (MA), Thursday, March 15, 1984.)
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VETERAN OF WORLD WAR II~EDWARD I. BELKIN, 64
Worked For Insurance Firm
Services will be held today at 11:00 a.m. in the Levine Chapel in Brookline for Edward I. BELKIN, 64, of Waltham, an insurance company representative. He died Monday after suffering a coronary attack while transacting business in a Waltham bank.
He was born and raised in Boston.
After graduation from high school, he entered the Army during World War II and served as a tank commander in Europe.
After his discharge, he entered Harvard University but left college to join the Army Reserve where he served 18 years.
He worked for the Arkwright-Boston Insurance Company in Waltham.
He leaves his brother, Arnold BELKIN of Georgetown, and two sisters, Lillian NEWMAN of Chelsea and Beatrice BORNSTEIN of Los Angeles.
(Published in The Boston Globe (MA), Thursday, March 15, 1984.)
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Worked For Insurance Firm
Services will be held today at 11:00 a.m. in the Levine Chapel in Brookline for Edward I. BELKIN, 64, of Waltham, an insurance company representative. He died Monday after suffering a coronary attack while transacting business in a Waltham bank.
He was born and raised in Boston.
After graduation from high school, he entered the Army during World War II and served as a tank commander in Europe.
After his discharge, he entered Harvard University but left college to join the Army Reserve where he served 18 years.
He worked for the Arkwright-Boston Insurance Company in Waltham.
He leaves his brother, Arnold BELKIN of Georgetown, and two sisters, Lillian NEWMAN of Chelsea and Beatrice BORNSTEIN of Los Angeles.
(Published in The Boston Globe (MA), Thursday, March 15, 1984.)
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