Frank Bendheim

statut:
le genre:
masculin
Nom de naissance:
Not known
Appelé:
-
Alias:
-
Date de naissance:
14. Februar 1919
Lieu de naissance:
Frankfurt am Main, Hessen
Domicile:
Not known
Lieu du dommage survenu:
Not known
Date de décès:
06. Januar 2009
Décédé(e) à:
Naples, FL
Numéro de dossier LEA:
Conjoint:
caché*
Date et lieu de mariage:
Not known
Mère:
Not known
Père:
Not known
Frères et sœurs:
Not known
Enfants:
Not known
*En raison de dispositions légales, les données du conjoint ne seront pas divulguées

Vita

Heirat 1956 New York City: Doris Ingelore Loeb 1923–
(Obit) Frank Bendheim Obituary
Frank Bendheim
Naples, FL
Frank Bendheim, 89, retired New York executive of Gold Toe socks and well known resident of Bay Colony in Naples, passed away on January 6, 2009. Frank was born on February 14, 1919 in Frankfort, Germany, and came to the United States at age 19. He went into the textile business in New York City, where he helped turn the Gold Toe sock, which featured a reinforced gold yarn toe, into the most popular dress sock in America. Mr. Bendheim was affectionately known to friends as "Mr. Gold Toe."
During his career as an executive in the textiles and clothing industry, Mr. Bendheim was the CEO of Great American KTG Mills, group executive at Cluett Peabody-West Point Pepperell and CEO of the Cluett Designer Group.
During World War II, he served in the U.S. Army as an engineer in Africa and France.
Frank and his wife, Kay moved to Naples from New York in 1988. They were active in the community and enthusiastic patrons of the arts. Frank was one of the founders of the Naples Museum of Art, a board member of the Philharmonic Center for the Arts and a founder of the Philharmonic Center's adult education programs. He was also an avid tennis player.
Mr. Bendheim was preceded in death by his parents, Martin and Alice Mayer Bendheim; a sister, Leonore Bendheim; and a brother, Walter Bendheim.
He is survived by his wife of 27 years, Kay; and three step-sons, Shawn Dwyer (Elizabeth) of Dallas, TX, Kevin Dwyer (Darcy) of Tampa, FL and Brian Dwyer (Sherri) of League City, TX; as well as five step-grandchildren; a niece and a nephew.
The family expresses its deepest appreciation to the staff at The Cove for their care of Frank during his illness and extends its loving regards to the personal caregivers, Sharon Rimes and Dulcie Forsythe.
A private memorial service will be followed by a celebration of Frank's life.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Frank's honor to the Parkinson's Association of Southwest Florida or the charity of your choice. If you wish to memorialize Frank's loving life, the family suggests you consider a contribution to the Foundation for Parkinson's Research. You may also consider a contribution to the Philharmonic Center for the Arts.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
Published by Naples Daily News on Jan. 9, 2009.

Remarques

Data are hidden due to legal regulations