Seymour Kovitz

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Obituary

Seymour Kovitz, 97, beloved husband of the late Jan; loving father of Karen Kovitz-Segev, the late Jeffrey (Susan) and Glenn Kovitz and stepfather of Richard (Nancy) Frankson and Mark (Rona) Frankson; cherished Papa of Kimmie, Sarah (Faheem), Daniel (Jordan), Stephanie (Max) and Zachary (Sharon), adored great grandfather of Romi and Jude; dear brother of Marilyn (Ed) Zaslove and the late Beverly Nathan; many loving nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the charity of your choice. Graveside service, Tuesday 12 PM at Shalom Memorial Park, 1700 W. Rand Road, Arlington Heights. For information, including a link to view the service or to leave condolences: Shalom Memorial Funeral Home, www.shalommemorial.org or (847) 255-3520.

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Graveside Service

Date & Time Tuesday 05/07/2024 at 12:00 PM

Address Shalom Memorial Park
1700 W. Rand Road
Arlington Heights, IL 60004

Interment

Address Shalom Memorial Park
1700 W. Rand Road
Arlington Heights

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