100 years old. Died in his beloved JCC Health Club. Born in Slawiticze, Poland on April 10, 1910, survivor of the Holocaust, Abe was admired for his incredible drive to live, outrunning the "angel of death" through his motto: "Keep moving." Abe and his late wife Hilde, along with late brother George, and daughter Susan arrived in Omaha 1951. Upon retiring in 1975, Abe dedicated himself to fitness, inspiring the members of the "J" with his extraordinary commitment to exercise. With the loving care of the staff at the Blumkin Home, Abe continued his fitness routine until the day he died. Generous in spirit, he will live in our hearts forever. Survived by daughter, Susan (Ron) Wolfson; grandchildren, Havi and Dave Hall and Michael Wolfson.
100 years old. Died in his beloved JCC Health Club. Born in Slawiticze, Poland on April 10, 1910, survivor of the Holocaust, Abe was admired for his incredible drive to live, outrunning the "angel of death" through his motto: "Keep moving." Abe and his late wife Hilde, along with late brother George, and daughter Susan arrived in Omaha 1951. Upon retiring in 1975, Abe dedicated himself to fitness, inspiring the members of the "J" with his extraordinary commitment to exercise. With the loving care of the staff at the Blumkin Home, Abe continued his fitness routine until the day he died. Generous in spirit, he will live in our hearts forever. Survived by daughter, Susan (Ron) Wolfson; grandchildren, Havi and Dave Hall and Michael Wolfson.
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