US EditionBud Levin, Midwestern businessman and Jewish philanthropist, dies at 88
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Bud Levin, Midwestern businessman and Jewish philanthropist, dies at 88
Bernard “Bud” Levin, former vice president of family-owned Midwest Petroleum Company, philanthropist and lifelong Jewish lay leader, died on Memorial Day. He was 88. Russell Robinson, CEO of the Jewish National Fund-USA, worked with Levin for over 50 years, first at the United Jewish Appeal and later through the JNF-USA. He described Levin as a “gentle giant,” whose looming stature was overshadowed by his generosity, leadership and people skills…
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