Moises Levin

March 17, 1936 - January 3, 2020

Moises Levin, 83, passed away on January 3, 2020. He was born in Havana, Cuba to the late Isaac and

Sara Levin.

Moises has been predeceased by his parents, Isaac and Sara Levin, brother, Solomon Levin and sister in-

law Ilia Levin, brother in-law K. Harold Bolton

He is survived by his loving wife of 59 years, Raquel Levin; daughters, Ida Rebecca “Becky” Levin and

Corinne Levin- Wozniewski (Kurt); brother-in-law, Isaac Alboukrek (Graciela); sister-in-law, Matilde

Bolton; nieces and nephews, Judy Bolton-Fasman (Ken), Carol Bolton-Kappel (Jonathan), John Bolton,

Jack Alboukrek (Niva), Karen Alboukrek-Benson (Christopher); grandson, Joshua Sailey (Sheri) and their

daughter, Sophia; seven great nieces and nephews.

After leaving Havana, Moises moved to Connecticut where he spent 53 years before moving to Virginia

Beach. Moises was an avid reader and had a particular passion for discussions that surrounded history,

philosophy, politics, and current events. Most of all, Moises was a family man. He loved his wife and

children more than anything.

A funeral Service will be held at on January 7, 2020 at Altmeyer Funeral Home Southside Chapel located at 5033 Rouse Drive

in Virginia Beach beginning at 11am. Following the chapel service there will be a graveside service at

Woodlawn Memorial Gardens with a meal of consolation being held at Altmeyer Funeral Home.

Service Information

Date: Tuesday, January 7, 2020

Time: 11:00 am - 12:00 am

Location:

Altmeyer Funeral Home - Southside Chapel

5033 Rouse Drive

Virginia Beach, VA 23462

(757) 422-4000 | Map

Cemetery Information

Date: Tuesday, January 7, 2020

Time: 12:00 pm

Location:

Woodlawn Memorial Gardens

6309 E Virginia Beach Blvd.

Norfolk, Virginia 23502

757-461-4054 | Map

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Sherry Lieberman posted on 1/7/20

Moses was a wonderful, knowledgeable and a true delight. I always loved having conversations with him at book club. He will definitely be missed. My love to his family. Sherry lieberman

Donna and Tim Stickrod posted on 1/5/20

Our thoughts and prayers are with you Corinne and Kurt, and Mom, as you make your way thru this time of grieving.

Faye Gonzalez posted on 1/5/20

To Raquel and family, George and I send our condolences. We have missed seeing your friendly faces at services in Connecticut.

Harriett Eluto posted on 1/5/20

I enjoyed seeing Moises at the JCC and Kempsville Conservative Synagogue. He was an active reader in the JCC Book Club. Moieses came often with Raquel to Services on Shabbos. A very nice person. My condolences to his wonderful family.

sheila small posted on 1/5/20

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sheila small posted on 1/5/20

I know that Moieses will be greatly missed by all of his friends and family When Moises Raquel and Becky lived in Connecticut, they were strong members of Temple Sinai in Newington Connecticut You could always count on the Levin Family for participating in almost every Shabbat and New Years service. Moises was always pleasant and offered a smile. He was a remarkable person in all standards. I am sure he will be deeply missed. Your friend, Sheila Small

Fillis Stober posted on 1/4/20

Moises was always willing to share his knowledge and wisdom with all of us who participated in Torah Study and other study sessions at Temple Sinai in Newington CT. With his lively smile and good sense of humor he was also fun to be with at the various events and dinners at the Temple. His devotion to Raquel and his daughters was always evident. We extend our deep condolences to Raquel, Becky and Corinne and the rest of the family.

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