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Tanenbaum/Pine/Panitz Family Reunion
2010 The Tanenbaums, Pines and Panitzes got together in
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Online Memorial Article by Dave Wnuck March 2, 2011 I am in shock. That fact is simply unbelievable to me. He was killed last month in an utterly senseless way by someone he did not know. He was 62 years old, healthy and likely had many more years to live. It angers me when I think about how he died, however, I wish instead to focus on his life. Read more... |
Coin World Article Stephen L.Tanenbaum, 62, was fatally injured
Feb. 11 in New York City when he was struck by a car driven by fleeing
murder suspect Maksim Gelman. He was not killed immediately, but died
of his injuries later.
Mr. Tanenbaum was an expert in Civil War tokens, Hard Times tokens,
inaugural medals, merchant and transportation tokens, and many other
areas of exonumia. Read
more... The Civil War Token Journal Memorial Article We report with great sadness that CWTS Board of Governors member and former Vice President Steve Tanenbaum was tragically killed on February 11. He was run down in Brooklyn by a stolen automobile driven by Maksim Gelman, who was fleeing after stabbing three people to death. Steve was 62 years old. Read more... |
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