Peggy Ann Weinstein

Background

Weinstein, Peggy Ann was born on February 5, 1936 in New York City. Daughter of Jules Girden and Freda (Monastersky) Coe.

Education

Student, Juilliard School, New York City, 1952—1955. Bachelor of Science, Columbia University, 1957. Master of Arts, Hunter College, 1965.

Career

Teacher music, choral director West School, Long Beach, New York, 1959—1961. Teacher music New York City Board Education, 1962—1967, Long Island Schools, New York, 1967—1969. Teacher music, choral director Brandeis School, Lawrence, 1970—1981.

Accountant executive East-West Oil & Gas Corporation, New York City, 1981—1984. Sales manager East-West Petroleum Corporation, 1984—1985. Sales manager, finance consultant Postgraduate Securities Corporation, Lake Success, since 1985.

Registered representative Ampal Securities Corporation, since 1986. Consultant Postgraduate Development Corporation, New York City.

Achievements

• Peggy Ann Weinstein has been listed as a noteworthy financial consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Committeeperson Nassau Democratic County Committee, Merrick, New York, since 1971. Delegate Democratic National Convention, 1976, 1980. President Democratic Jewish Caucus, Nassau County, New York, 1977—1978.

Vice president Jewish Political Caucus, 1980—1986, president, since 1986. Member of Sisterhood Ohav Shalom.

Interests

• Tennis, art, theater, swimming, travel.

Connections

Married Haim Weinstein Weinstein, April 10, 1960. Children: David, Dani, Jonathan.

Father:

Jules Girden Coe

Mother:

Freda (Monastersky) Coe

Spouse:

Haim Weinstein Weinstein

child:

Dani Weinstein

child:

Jonathan Weinstein

child:

David Weinstein