Marjorie katz and lewis katz biography sample
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Board of Directors
For more than years the Jewish Community Center has been a focal point of the Atlantic County community. It has been a place where families come together, Jewish culture thrives, children are cared for and their futures shaped. The Atlantic County community has flourished in substantial part as the result of the JCC’s programs and services. Couples have met each other at the JCC and their children have benefited intellectually, physically and socially from their own JCC experiences.
Times have changed, but the need for the JCC in Atlantic County has not. To serve those needs the JCC must continue to keep pace with changes in our region to remain a positive force within the community. Now is the time to renew the vision of our founders and revitalize our JCC for future generations, ensuring that the JCC continues to be a place where families learn, play, and develop lifelong connections. We must serve our Jewish community as well as the broader Atlant
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Marjorie Joy Nemarow Katz, 70, of Cherry Hill, philanthropist and wife of Lewis Katz, one of the owners of The Inquirer, died Friday, Dec. 20, at a New York hospital from complications of a stroke.
Mrs. Katz was a perpetual learner who took courses all of her adult life. But she will be best remembered for her acts of personal generosity.
"It wasn't about writing checks," her daughter Melissa Katz Silver said. "She gave her time, and she gave her love."
Mrs. Katz grew up in Vineland and graduated in from Vineland High, where she was president of the Elvis Presley fan club. She studied French at Pennsylvania State University and in Strasbourg, France, and earned her bachelor's degree from Penn State in
In , she married Lewis Katz, whom Mrs. Katz had met at a party when she was 16 and he was
She began taking courses at the New School in New York when she moved there after college, and continued studying subjects she found interesting until she fell ill in July.
"She had no aim
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Law school community mourns death of philanthropist Lewis Katz
The lag School community is saddened by the loss of Lewis Katz, a member of the Class of , who passed away unexpectedly on May The Law School’s buildings in University Park and Carlisle bear his name.
Lewis Katz, Through the Years
Lewis Katz Hall dedicated
The denna. LeRoy Zimmerman, H. Laddie Montague, and Lewis Katz at the dedication of Lewis Katz Hall.
The Class of
Lewis Katz pictured in the lag School's graduating class in , top row, far right. Katz graduated first in his Law School class.
Moot Court Board
Lewis Katz featured with fellow Moot Court Board students, seated in the front row, center.
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