Mr. Fenberg leaves behind his wife Marilyn, daughter Jan (David) Oberhettinger, son Larry Fenberg, sister Shirley (Marvin) Barish, sister Rhoda Krauss, sisters-in-law Lenore Fenberg and Ethel Mellen and many nieces and nephews, including Steven Fenberg with whom he was particularly close. Mr. Fenberg's son Lewis Bennett Fenberg and his brother Morton Fenberg preceded him in death. Mr. Fenberg was especially proud of his achievements during World War II. As a member of the 163rd Signal Corps, he photographed the taking of Berchtesgarden and Hitler's Eagle's Nest and filmed the explosion of the giant swastika on top of the Nuremberg Stadium. After the war, Mr. Fenberg devoted his entire career to Nolen Jewelry Company.
Mr. Fenberg leaves behind his wife Marilyn, daughter Jan (David) Oberhettinger, son Larry Fenberg, sister Shirley (Marvin) Barish, sister Rhoda Krauss, sisters-in-law Lenore Fenberg and Ethel Mellen and many nieces and nephews, including Steven Fenberg with whom he was particularly close. Mr. Fenberg's son Lewis Bennett Fenberg and his brother Morton Fenberg preceded him in death. Mr. Fenberg was especially proud of his achievements during World War II. As a member of the 163rd Signal Corps, he photographed the taking of Berchtesgarden and Hitler's Eagle's Nest and filmed the explosion of the giant swastika on top of the Nuremberg Stadium. After the war, Mr. Fenberg devoted his entire career to Nolen Jewelry Company.
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