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Obituary Archive of the Rhode Island Jewish Historical Association;;Funeral service for Harry I.Kortick, 56 of 34 Home St., west Warwick a past exalted ruler of the West Warwick Elks, and an employe of the state Department of Employment Security, were held yesterday in the Max Sugarman Memorial Chapel, Providence. Rabbi Abraham Chill officiated. Burial was in Lincoln Park Cemetery, Warwick. Mr. Kortick died Sunday at South County Hospital after suffering a heart attack at Sand Hill Cove Beach, Narragansett. He was the husband of Pauline (Lisnoff) Kortick. He was born in New York City on Feb 26,1910. a son of Hershel and Fannie (Winn) Kortick. He was a resident of West Warwick for the past 30 years, and he worked for the state at the west Warwick office for the past 20 years. He was a trustee of the Rhode Island Elks. Association and a member of the Congregation Ahavah Shalam Synagogue,West Warwick. Surviving besides his wife and Parents are three sons. Arnold of Providence and Walter Kortick both of West Warwick, a daugther Miss Deborah Kortick of west Warwick, a brother Morris Kortick of Cranston and a sister. Mrs. Leo Stinman of San Francisco.\" |
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