While living in Detroit in 1929, Sam lived at 3275 Grand. The April 1930 United States census page reveals that Sam, at the age of 30, was working as a stockroom checker in Detroit, Michigan
Sam was Orthodox but married an Irish girl. Helen was his first wife and they lived in Fort Wayne, Indiana
Sam was in the furniture business and moved often during his work in that field. He finally settled in Syracuse but lived later in Albany and is buried there.
OBITUARY NOTICE #1
Samual A. LaVine.
Funeral services for Samuel A. LaVine, 60, of 218 Ormond Street, will be today at 1pm from the Levine Memorial Chapel, 230 Delaware Avenue (518-438-1002) with Rabbi Herman Kieval and Cantor Herbert Feder of Temple Israel officiating. Burial will be in Temple Israel Cemetery, Guilderland, NY.
OBITUARY NOTICE #2:
Mr. LaVine, a native of Russia, died Friday at Albany Hospital after a brief illness. He had lived in Syracuse for many years and in Albany for the past three years. LaVine was a member of Temple Israel and its brotherhood. Surviving are his wife, the former Helena Lefkowitz, two daughters, Mrs. Sheldon Glass of California, and Mrs. Morton Berson of Syracuse and four grandchildren
Sam is buried next to Helena LaVine, his 2nd wife.
There is a memorial plaque for Sam at Temple Israel, Albany, NY
Buried: Temple Israel Cemetery, Guilderland, NY Section D Row 13 Grave R 518-438-7858
Grandparents:
Sharya Weinreich (1848-1897)
Rose Weinreich (1850-1924)
Parents:
Abe Levine
Bessie Weinreich Levine
Siblings:
Harriet Levine Stewart (1906-1989)
Harry Levine (1909-1979)
Louis LaVine (1913-1998)
Max "Mickey" LaVine (1915-2002)
Spouses:
Wife #1 - Helen Ann McMahon (1903-1938)
Wife #2 - Helena Lefkowitz (1907-1986)
Children (by Helen):
Patricia Ann LaVine Glass (1926- )
Geraldine LaVine Berson Frank (1931- )
While living in Detroit in 1929, Sam lived at 3275 Grand. The April 1930 United States census page reveals that Sam, at the age of 30, was working as a stockroom checker in Detroit, Michigan
Sam was Orthodox but married an Irish girl. Helen was his first wife and they lived in Fort Wayne, Indiana
Sam was in the furniture business and moved often during his work in that field. He finally settled in Syracuse but lived later in Albany and is buried there.
OBITUARY NOTICE #1
Samual A. LaVine.
Funeral services for Samuel A. LaVine, 60, of 218 Ormond Street, will be today at 1pm from the Levine Memorial Chapel, 230 Delaware Avenue (518-438-1002) with Rabbi Herman Kieval and Cantor Herbert Feder of Temple Israel officiating. Burial will be in Temple Israel Cemetery, Guilderland, NY.
OBITUARY NOTICE #2:
Mr. LaVine, a native of Russia, died Friday at Albany Hospital after a brief illness. He had lived in Syracuse for many years and in Albany for the past three years. LaVine was a member of Temple Israel and its brotherhood. Surviving are his wife, the former Helena Lefkowitz, two daughters, Mrs. Sheldon Glass of California, and Mrs. Morton Berson of Syracuse and four grandchildren
Sam is buried next to Helena LaVine, his 2nd wife.
There is a memorial plaque for Sam at Temple Israel, Albany, NY
Buried: Temple Israel Cemetery, Guilderland, NY Section D Row 13 Grave R 518-438-7858
Grandparents:
Sharya Weinreich (1848-1897)
Rose Weinreich (1850-1924)
Parents:
Abe Levine
Bessie Weinreich Levine
Siblings:
Harriet Levine Stewart (1906-1989)
Harry Levine (1909-1979)
Louis LaVine (1913-1998)
Max "Mickey" LaVine (1915-2002)
Spouses:
Wife #1 - Helen Ann McMahon (1903-1938)
Wife #2 - Helena Lefkowitz (1907-1986)
Children (by Helen):
Patricia Ann LaVine Glass (1926- )
Geraldine LaVine Berson Frank (1931- )
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