L. Jules Arkin

Background

L. Jules Arkin was born on March 19, 1929, in New York, United States. He was the son of Joseph and Mildred (Neidenberg) Arkin.

Education

L. Jules Arkin graduated from the University of Miami School of Law in Coral Gables, Florida.

Career

L. Jules Arkin served as Lieutenant commander of the United States Navy Reserve, 1948-1954.

L. Jules Arkin former General Campaign Chairman and former representative of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation. Past chairman of the budget committee of Greater Miami Jewish Federation and past chairman of Foundation of Jewish Philanthropies. Former board director of Hebrew Immigration Aid Society. Life trustee, past board vice president of Mount Sinai Medical Center.

Achievements

• L. Jules Arkin received awards for leadership in Jewish and community affairs. And also was named an Outstanding Civic Leader of Miami Beach by the Civic League of Miami Beach in 1971.

Membership

Member of American Bar Association, the Florida Bar, Dade County, and Miami Beach Bar Association, Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce.

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  HIAS , United States

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  Florida Bar Association , United States

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  Dade County Bar Association , United States

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  Miami Beach Bar Association , United States

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  American Bar Association , Chicago

Connections

L. Jules Arkin was married to Sandra Rauthbord and divorced in 1983. Married Shirley Feldman. Children: Richard and Gary Arkin.

Father:

Joseph Arkin

Mother:

Mildred (Neidenberg) Arkin

Spouse:

Shirley Feldman.

Spouse:

Sandra Rauthbord

Son:

Richard Arkin

Son:

Gary Arkin