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In Memory of Allen J. Beeber : In Memory of Allen J. Beeber BEEBER--Allen J. It is with deep sorrow that we mourn the untimely passing of Allen J. Beeber, the son of Evelyn and Jack Beeber. He passed away peacefully on June 9th after a short illness. He was surrounded by his devoted family. He is survived by his loving children Shari and Stuart Lang, Jason, Justin and Jordan Beeber, sister Judy Beeber, and grandchildren Samantha and Jessica Lang. He received his Bachelor Of Arts degree from Cornell University and a law Degree from New York University. He was the longstanding Chairman of the Lumiscope Company. Allen loved life and beauty, and he brought joy to all those privileged to know him. He will be sorely missed. Funeral Services "The Riverside," corner of 76th St. and Amsterdam Ave., on Thursday, June 11th at 9:30am. Published in the New York Times on 6/10/2009 Remembering Allen I am saddened and shocked at Allen's untilely passing. I recall setting at The Beverly Hill's Hotel outside the Polo Lounge with him about one year ago. Coincidentally, we were staying at the same hotel, having flown out for our friend Chosan's performance at The Disney Concert Hall. We did not go into the lounge, Allen thought it would be more fun to sit outside the door and watch the people go by. It was a wonderful moment because I usually saw Allen in large crowds; at charity functions or parties. Only the largest and most elegant places were where I found Allen. As we chatted ,a number of Hollywood starlets passed by. One of whom was Nicole Kidman. Allen said, "She is pretty, but not quite my type." We had fun just sitting, talking and watching as people passed before us. Allen shared some stories of his life; he was proud of his family and said his children had grown up well. Allen said, "I am not working that much these days, I sold my Southampton home and want to enjoy my life. I love traveling the world and meeting people. I just want to live life to the fullest." Well Allen, I believe you saw more and did more with your life than many people ever do. You loved life and you loved living it. Perhaps you just did it faster than us. Your kindness and love touched many people all over the world. You were well loved and will be missed by many. I believe you thoroughly enjoyed your life as you had planned. God bless you, your family and friends. We will find comfort in memories of you. We will miss your stories and quest for adventure but most of all we will miss you. The photos below were taken last spring at our friends home in Malibu. I hope they help you to heal. Please print what you want , there is no lock on the gallery. If you have any problems contact me at sherbertgalloway@aol.com Sara Herbert-Galloway To send a message to Allen's family, please send email to jasonjack@gmail.com Allen's family requests that in lieu of sending flowers, a charitable contribution should be made to The Central Park Conservancy in honor of Allen J. Beeber. To make a donation go to www.centralparknyc.com or call 212-310-6600; or mail to 14 East 60th St., NY, NY 10022. or The Park East Day School Scholarship Fund in honor of Allen J. Beeber. Our family has a close and longstanding relationship with this institution, and Allen believed in the ethics and values they teach.Donations can be made by phone: 212-737-7330, mail: 164 E. 68th St. New York, New York 10065, or online at: http://raspeds.org/AboutUs/SupportParkEast.aspx. SHIVA 's were held : at the home of Shari and Stuart Lang , 147 Boulder Ridge Road, Scarsdale, NY 10583 (914) 591- 2661 at the home of Allen J. Beeber, 101 W. 67th St., Apt. 52B, NYC 10023 (212) 933-1110 From Paola and Arni Rosenshein Dear Friends, It took approximately 8 weeks. Allen Beeber was diagnosed with Stage 4 Cancer and he died. He sat on the benches close to his apartment, next to Tavern on the Green, because he could not walk any more after his chemo and he looked at the Sky and the Trees of our beloved Park. There is a program. It is called Adopt a Bench. We will put his name on the bench in Central Park and we will remember him and how precious Life is and how we must treasure our friends. Every minute counts. So in this spirit I am asking you to join my husband Arnie and I to write a check (even a small amount counts $25, $50, $100) to: Central Park Conservancy in the description section ps. write: Allen Beeber/Adopt a Bench Program and mail it to me at: Paola Bacchini Rosenshein 303 E 57 street PHE New York, New York 10022 Please email me at PBacchini@aol and let me know You are IN....!!!! I am enclosing the picture of the benches taken by one of Allen's son, Jason....ps. let us do this.... Paola

In Memory of Allen J. Beeber

In Memory of Allen J. Beeber BEEBER--Allen J. It is with deep sorro ...

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