Do not be eager in your heart to be angry, For anger resides in the bosom of fools.

Kohelet 7:9

Marvin Resnik

Marvin Resnik

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    an optometrist. Dr. Marvin Resnik, an optometrist and avid golfer, died March 3 at age 90. He was in the national spotlight after his daughter Dr. Judith A. Resnik, the first American Jewish woman in space, was killed in the Challenger explosion on Jan. 28, 1986. Dr. Resnik was a resident of Encinidas, California, since 1987. Prior to that in Akron, Ohio, he was a member of Temple Israel, president of Akron Host Lion’s Club and a 32nd-degree Mason. For many years, he served as a visiting cantor for the High Holidays at a synagogue in Washington, Pennsylvania with his wife, he often played bridge, and he was fond of gardening, both outdoors and in a greenhouse. Born in Preluke, Ukraine, Dr. Resnik came to Cleveland in 1929. He graduated from Glenville High School and The Ohio State University, where he earned his doctor of optometry degree. Fluent in eight languages, Dr. Resnik served in the U.S. Army in military intelligence during World War II in the Pacific Theater. He was stationed in New Guinea, and after the war, in Kyoto, Japan, doing both aero reconnaissance and prisoner interrogation. After the war, he opened his practice in Akron, where he resided 41 years. In addition to his daughter, Dr. Resnik was predeceased by his stepdaughter Linda. He is survived by his wife Betty; son Dr. Charles (Amy) of Owings Mills, Maryland; step-daughter Sandra (Duane) Lewis; three grand-children; six step-grandchildren; 11 step-great-grandchildren; sister Shirley Segal; and brothers Dr. Albert, Dr. Harold and David. Contributions are suggested to the Akron Public Schools Resnik Scholarship Fund c/o Julia Mann, 65 Steiner Ave., Akron, Ohio 44301.
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    https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/179036691/marvin-resnik; Akron Beacon Journal, Mar 11, 2010

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Marvin Resnik

(March 18, 1919March 18, 1919 Gregorian
March 5, 1919 Julian
Adar_2 16, 5679 Hebrew
, Priluki - March 3, 2010March 3, 2010 Gregorian
February 18, 2010 Julian
Adar 17, 5770 Hebrew
, Ensinitas)


(April 5, 1949April 5, 1949 Gregorian
March 23, 1949 Julian
Nisan 6, 5709 Hebrew
, Akron - January 28, 1986January 28, 1986 Gregorian
January 15, 1986 Julian
Shevat 18, 5746 Hebrew
, Cape Canaveral)


(about 1953about 1953 Gregorian
about 1952 Julian
about 5713 Hebrew
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