He was born in Marylebone. His mother's maiden name was recorded as Beer and he was deaf.
Leon married his wife, Barbara, and had a daughter. He first moved to New York and worked as a furrier before going to Jerusalem where he was a florist at the King David Hotel. Having problems signing in Hebrew, he returned to America, living in Jersey City, New Jersey and was employed as a janitor by ABM Industries at the World Trade Center. Leon perished on the 64th floor in the North Tower.
Leon married his wife, Barbara, and had a daughter. He first moved to New York and worked as a furrier before going to Jerusalem where he was a florist at the King David Hotel. Having problems signing in Hebrew, he returned to America, living in Jersey City, New Jersey and was employed as a janitor by ABM Industries at the World Trade Center. Leon perished on the 64th floor in the North Tower.
He was born in Marylebone. His mother's maiden name was recorded as Beer and he was deaf.
Leon married his wife, Barbara, and had a daughter. He first moved to New York and worked as a furrier before going to Jerusalem where he was a florist at the King David Hotel. Having problems signing in Hebrew, he returned to America, living in Jersey City, New Jersey and was employed as a janitor by ABM Industries at the World Trade Center. Leon perished on the 64th floor in the North Tower.
Leon married his wife, Barbara, and had a daughter. He first moved to New York and worked as a furrier before going to Jerusalem where he was a florist at the King David Hotel. Having problems signing in Hebrew, he returned to America, living in Jersey City, New Jersey and was employed as a janitor by ABM Industries at the World Trade Center. Leon perished on the 64th floor in the North Tower.
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