9 Jun
2010
9 Jun
'10
2:54 p.m.
Those who might know Len Levine, this was forwarded to me by Dave Rasmussen.
Hi Everyone:
I regret to inform you that Marilyn Levine ( Len's wife) passed away
last saturday. She had been hospitalized for about a week. As you know,
both Len and Marilyn were associated with UWM for a long time.
Best,
kv
PS; Please share this with your friends you think may know Marilyn.
I was a volunteer operator on the TSS/8 system at UWM from the summer
before my fresheman year in 1978 until they replaced it with a Vax. Len
spotted me in his intro comp sci class on the first day of my freshman year
and grabbed my schedule, wrote a course number on it, signed it, and said,
"You don't need to be here- go take the languages class." And the rest is
history. I continued to interact with him in various ways for the next 15
years, well beyond my college days. I still hear from, or about, him. I owe
a lot to him and I'm very sorry his life-long companion has been taken from
him.
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9 Jun
9 Jun
3:48 p.m.
On 6/9/10 2:54 PM, Tom Peters wrote:
Those who might know Len Levine, this was forwarded to
me by Dave
Rasmussen.
Lenny and Marilyn have been close friends of mine for over 35 years.
I was in Milwaukee last summer, and made sure I had lunch with both of them.
Both were professors the the U, Len in EECS, and Marilyn in LIS.
She had a long career in computerized reference research, and had one of
the first independent research services ("The Look It Up Lady") in the
late 70's, doing research queries onto the big timesharing data bases.
In June, 1987, she was one of the founders of the Association of Independent
Information Professionals
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Hi Everyone:
I regret to inform you that Marilyn Levine ( Len's wife) passed away
last saturday. She had been hospitalized for about a week. As you know,
both Len and Marilyn were associated with UWM for a long time.
Best,
kv
PS; Please share this with your friends you think may know Marilyn.
I was a volunteer operator on the TSS/8 system at UWM from the summer
before my fresheman year in 1978 until they replaced it with a Vax. Len
spotted me in his intro comp sci class on the first day of my freshman
year and grabbed my schedule, wrote a course number on it, signed it,
and said, "You don't need to be here- go take the languages class." And
the rest is history. I continued to interact with him in various ways
for the next 15 years, well beyond my college days. I still hear from,
or about, him. I owe a lot to him and I'm very sorry his life-long
companion has been taken from him.
10:01 p.m.
> I regret to inform you that Marilyn Levine (
Len's wife) passed away
> last saturday. She had been hospitalized for about a week. As you know,
> both Len and Marilyn were associated with UWM for a long time.
I am sorry to hear this - my condolences to the family.
I like the term "Look It Up Lady".
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