Doris had an exceptional career, first as a journalist, and then as a teacher of political science at the Bronx High School of Science where she helped forge the future distinguished careers of many of her students. She was also the cherished aunt of David and Rosemary Strumpf and their daughters, Kenneth and Beatriz Strumpf and their sons, and Terry, Mickey, Donna, Harriet, and Sherman Goldstein and their families, and a dear cousin to Jan Barnett.

Seymour Goldstein, and the beloved mother of Cynthia Goldstein Stockbridge. She was the loving and devoted wife of the late Dr. Doris was born in New York City in April of 1923, the daughter of the late Nissim and Miriam Eliazon. In lieu of flowers, donations in his memory may be made to a charity of the donor’s choice.ĭoris Eliazon Goldstein, passed away peacefully on October 15, 2019. Mitnick is survived by his beloved wife of 38 years, Maxine Schnall, his four children, Stephen (Denise), David (Shelly), Lisa (Seth) and Susan (Ari), his nine grandchildren, Emily (Michael), Elizabeth, Ariel, Jeremy, Michael, Rebecca, Jasper, Gemma & Pearle, his two stepchildren Ilene (Brad) and Rona, his sister, Barbara and Esther Gushner, the mother of his children.Funeral services will be held at Beth El Mausoleum, 333 SW 4th Avenue, Boca Raton, FL 33432 at 11 AM on Friday, October 25th. In his retirement, he and his wife enjoyed extensive travel together and with friends.Mr. He often serenaded his family and friends with his banjo or ukulele at gatherings or amused them with one of his groan-worthy puns. The consummate optimist, he was blessed with an excellent sense of humor, a keen wit and a love of music. His word and his honor meant everything to him and he led by his deeds and actions. He served as Chairman of Fundraising for the Federation of United Jewish Appeal and represented his region in several leadership missions to Israel.To his core, Larry, as he was widely known, was a kind and gentle soul, always supportive, accepting and encouraging of his family, friends, colleagues and community. He was the first Big Brother in Atlantic County, helping to create a better life for four fatherless boys. Mitnick donated his time, money and energies to many worthwhile causes. Always a charitable and giving person, Mr. He served on the Executive Committee for the National Association of Home Builders, one of the nation’s largest trade associations. Mitnick was involved in the development of more than 5,000 homes, including Greensward in Cherry Hill and Tranquility in North Cape May, among many others. In a career spanning more than five decades, Mr. After college, he joined his father in a homebuilding business primarily engaged in the construction of single family housing developments in South Jersey’s Atlantic and Cape May Counties. Mitnick was raised in Collingswood, NJ, and was graduated from Collingswood High School and Princeton University. Lauderdale, Florida, passed away peacefully in his sleep on Wednesday, October 16, 2019.Born Mato Carl T. You can also search for previous obituaries here. To place a Sun Sentinel obituary, visit this form.

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