Haverhill – Jeffrey Levitan, 73, passed away suddenly at his residence in Haverhill November 16, 2021.
Born in Haverhill, he was the son of the late Dr. Samuel J. Levitan and Helen (Blick) Levitan. He was raised in Haverhill and attended Haverhill High School. Jeffrey served his country with honor in the Vietnam War and was a proud Army veteran. He was an avid car and motorcycle enthusiast. Jeffrey was a WBCN historian with hundreds of tapes and videos commemorating the history of the Boston music scene. He was a true steriophile and music aficionado. He will be missed by all his dear friends.
Jeffrey is survived by his sister, Linda Levitan. He was predeceased by his parents and his dear friend Andrew Gonois.
Haverhill – Jeffrey Levitan, 73, passed away suddenly at his residence in Haverhill November 16, 2021.
Born in Haverhill, he was the son of the late Dr. Samuel J. Levitan and Helen (Blick) Levitan. He was raised in Haverhill and attended Haverhill High School. Jeffrey served his country with honor in the Vietnam War and was a proud Army veteran. He was an avid car and motorcycle enthusiast. Jeffrey was a WBCN historian with hundreds of tapes and videos commemorating the history of the Boston music scene. He was a true steriophile and music aficionado. He will be missed by all his dear friends.
Jeffrey is survived by his sister, Linda Levitan. He was predeceased by his parents and his dear friend Andrew Gonois.
Jeffrey received a military burial at the New Hampshire State Veteran’s Cemetery in Boscawen, NH. Arrangements are by the Kevin B. Comeau Funeral Home, 486 Main St., Haverhill. Please visit Comeau Funeral Home on Facebook or www.comeaufuneral.com
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Bonnie Madigan says
December 15, 2021 at 6:06 pmI am so ashamed and mad at myself, Jeff was such a big part of our lives and my eldest sons life for so many years and we lost touch. I met him in 1989 when I moved into Laurel Ave where we lived for over a decade with us on the first floor and him on the third floor. He was tall, loud, and scary when we first met but he became such a big part of us, a family, he was opinionated, loved music, a Vietnam Vet, Harleys, collected everything you could imagine, his home was like a museum. He was finally able to buy his own home after living on Laurel Ave for decades. He loved my son and we loved him. He would watch wrestling with my son mind you Jason was 3 months old when he first met he grew up with his big uncle Jeff, Jeff saved his life not once but twice. He would write us letters about how much he cherished our friendship. He was apart of our holidays, our house parties, our lives. I am so sorry we lost touch to the fact that I stumbled across your obituary and I was not there to be able to say goodbye. I loved you very much you were a dear friend and I am so sorry.
Ron Dolby says
January 24, 2022 at 7:39 pmLike others I had no idea of his passing as there was no one to contact me. He was a great friend to me since 1968. After moving to Alabama we still stayed in touch. I surely miss his humor and friendship. So long buddy!
Judi says
September 7, 2022 at 3:02 pmOh, Jeff – I am SO sorry. We all loose one of the nicest people on the face of the earth with your loss. Please forgive me for ever hurting you, not once but twice. I did always love you through it all. I love you still.