Gertrude H. Kaplan Levitt

Background

Levitt, Gertrude H. Kaplan was born on January 18, 1919 in New York, United States. Daughter of Jacob Kaplan and Dora Laskey.

Education

Bachelor, Hunter College, 1939.

Career

Executive secretary, Coca-Cola Company. New York City, 1940-1943; censor, Censorship Bureau, New York City, 1943-1945; executive secretary, Netherlands Information Bureau, New York City, 1945-1947; executive secretary, Burlington Mills (Princeton Knitting Mills), New York City, 1948-1955; assistant to president, Lumber Industries Inc., Brooklyn, New York, 1956-1966; real estate broker,, New York City, 1966-1975.

Achievements

• Gertrude H. Kaplan Levitt has been listed as a noteworthy real estate broker, civic worker by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fundraiser Women's American Organization for Rehabilitation through Training International, 1975-1990. Volunteer Canine Companions. Member Hunter College Alumni Association.

Interests

• Fund raising, environmentalist, conservationist, horticulture, bridge.

Connections

Married Jack Levitt, June 15, 1978.

Father:

Jacob Kaplan

Mother:

Dora Laskey

Spouse:

Jack Levitt