Background
Frydman, Paul was born on July 20, 1906 in Yedlinsk, Poland. Son of Chaim Jacob and Masha Rachel (Rosenbaum) Frydman. came to the United States, 1933.
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Paul Frydman
Edit Profilereal estate broker and developer
Education
Student in public schools, Poland.
Career
Owner, street produce business, Dayton, Ohio., 1934-1939; owner, wholesale and retail produce store, Dayton, 1939-1948; partner, Dybvig & Frydman Realtors, Dayton, 1953-1976; partner, Frydman & Associations, Realtors, Dayton, 1976-1996. Commercial industrial cons., Dayton, 1953-1996.
Achievements
Membership
Active numerous civic organizations, including president Beth Jacob Synagogue, Dayton, 1958-1959. Member building committee, 1981. Chairman Holocaust Memorial Committee, Dayton, 1976-1980.
Former board directors Jewish Federation Greater Dayton, honorary life member. General chairman Bonds for Israel, 1968-1969. Chairman United Jewish Appeal and Israel Emergency Fund, 1970-1971.
Member University Dayton President's Club, since 1974. Active Council for Retarded Children Montgomery County. Former member building committee Hillel Academy Dayton.
Member Simon Wiesenthal Research Foundation. Member Beth Abraham Synagogue (honorary life), Bar Ilan University Israel in Florida, Telshe Yeshiva University Cleveland, Covenant House Dayton, Weismann Institute Israel, Hadassah Hospital Israel, Shaare Zedek Hospital Israel, Zionist Organization American, Dayton Area Board Realtors, Covenant House Dayton (honorary life), Yeshivot Bnei Akiva, Israel, Red Magen David for Israel, Diskin Orphan Home of Israel, Friends of Israel Disabled War Veterans, General Israel Orphans Home for Girls, Home of the Sages of Israel, Keren-Or, Israel, Ner Israel Rabbinical College Baltimore, Yeshiva University New York.
Connections
Married Sarah Weisman, September 11, 1932. Children: Harold, Joseph, Gloria, Ronald.
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Ethnicity
Education
Career
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1934 - 1939
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1939 - 1948
Awards
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Recipient numerous awards, including citation Jewish Community Council, 1965, tribute Zionist Organization American, 1964, Distinguished Service award State of Israel Bonds, 1968, David Ben Gurion award, 1973, proclamation Governor of Ohio, 1984, Mayor, 1984. Named honorary citizen Boys Town, 1961. Hillel Academy building dedicated in name Paul and Sarah Frydman, 1973.Recipient numerous awards, including citation Jewish Community Council, 1965, tribute Zionist Organization American, 1964, Distinguished Service award State of Israel Bonds, 1968, David Ben Gurion award, 1973, proclamation Governor of Ohio, 1984, Mayor, 1984. Named honorary citizen Boys Town, 1961. Hillel Academy building dedicated in name Paul and Sarah Frydman, 1973.