For those of you who were active in the Maricopa County Party

[dorktv]

Mike Levy passed away last Friday. Please message me for details of the memorial service this Sunday, 11/13.
I posted this about him on my blog:

"From what I knew of Mike he was one of the activists that any party needs. Hardworking, knowledgeble about issues, and willing to step in and do the unglamorous things. We always notice the obvious people who serve our country such as those in the military, the elected officials and the people who work in public service but the non-obvious ones are those who are willing to give their time, their money and their hard work to elect those people who hold office. Mike was one of these people. Without them, you would not have the canvassing of voters, you would not have the booths staffed at fairs and other events and you would not have people get elected at all.

Thanks Mike, we will miss you."

Please share any stories you had of him.

[NMDemDist2]

1. what a shame, I don't think I knew him

but my good wishes go out to the family

[dorktv]

2. I might go to the memorial service but I am not sure if I should.

[jillan]

3. Yes you should go if you knew him.

Especially if he was involved in helping our mission in this state.

[veness]

4. Mike Levy - In Memoriam

Mike Levy

...In Memoriam...

Michael Seth Levy, 49, passed away on November 4, 2005.

Mike grew up in Silver Spring, MD. He held a B.S. in Journalism from Syracuse and a Masters in Public Publicy from the University of MD. Mike's entire professional life was devoted to helping others. He worked for United Cerebral Palsy of MD, the Epilepsy Foundation for the National Capital Area, and the Jewish Federation of America.

Upon moving to Phoenix, Mike became a non-profit management consultant, passionately working to improve the non-profit sector in Arizona. He volunteered with a number of organizations, including the Arizona Democratic Party.

The Remembrance & Celebration of Mike Levy's life will be this Sunday, November 13th at 2:30 p.m. at the Oasis at Mesa Ponds.

The family has invited anyone who would like to say a few words on Mike's behalf to speak at his service.

The Oasis at Mesa Ponds is located at 1418 N. Country Club Drive, Mesa, Arizona 85201, between Brown and McKellips. Visitors may park in any uncovered parking space. Click here for a map.

In lieu of flowers, the family has asked that donations be made to either PAFCO Education Fund or NPower Arizona, both 501(c)(3) organizations, at:

PAFCO Education Fund
3710 W. Country Gables
Phoenix, AZ 85053
www.pafcoeducation.org

NPower Arizona
5125 N 16th Street, Suite C-136
Phoenix, AZ 85016
www.NPowerAZ.org


(Thank you for caring, Mike. You will be missed. Rest in Peace.)