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Home»2016»Farewell to Mitchell Lipshultz
2016

Farewell to Mitchell Lipshultz

June 15, 20162 Mins Read
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Alfred and Mitchell Lipshultz, 1989
Alfred and Mitchell Lipshultz, 1989

Industry veteran Mitchell Lipshultz went on his next journey to be with the love of his life, Harriette, on May 6. A first-generation American, he excelled at athletics in his Chicago youth, in the Navy and at the University of Cincinnati. Lipshultz was also a seasoned entrepreneur, a visionary who earned many patents (including one for a portable water purification system and a faucet that provided and used an air gap) and a staunch human rights advocate. He was a connoisseur of all that is good, amassed with decency and common sense. “And at the end of day, Dad always said his greatest invention and joy was his family,” said son Alfred.

Mitch Lipshultz with President George Bush and son Alfred Lipshultz in the Oval Office, 2008
Mitch Lipshultz with President George Bush and son Alfred Lipshultz in the Oval Office, 2008

A celebration of his life was held May 11 in Pompano Beach, FL. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Mitchell & Harriette Lipshultz, John & Lenora Scircle, Aquathin Corp. Scholarship Fund, which may be sent to University of Kentucky College of Arts & Sciences, Attn: Ms. Mimi H. Ward, 231 Patterson Office Tower, Lexington, KY 40506-0027.

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