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A gift of $150,000 has come to the NYU College of Dentistry from
the estate of Mrs. Viola Odenheimer, a native New Yorker who was
living in Boca Raton at the time of her death. The bequest was made
possible by her executor, Mr. Bernard I. Klein.
Mr. Klein chose
NYUCD as a beneficiary of Mrs. Odenheimers estate based on
his strong family ties and devotion to the College. His is a dental
family that gives new meaning to the term. It includes his son,
Dr. Steven F. Klein, 80; his nephew, Dr. Alan M. Schwimmer,
98; his father-in-law, Dr. Max B. Koppelman, 22; Max
Koppelmans son, Dr. Howard S. Koppelman, 58; Howard
Koppelmans son, Dr. Brian L. Koppelman, 96; and Howards
brother-in-law, Dr. Irwin Niditch, 55.
The gift from
Mrs. Odenheimers estate will name two facilities within the
Bluestone Center for Clinical Research, a surgical suite and a patient
lounge.
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