Malcolm Levitin Obituary

January 20, 2022

Louis Lupinacci wrote a sympathy message

“My sincere condolences and prayers to Marsha and the family. Malcolm will be missed by all. I will always remember him as a man of principle, dedication and loyalty. He was truly someone who was respected by all. May he rest in peace.”

January 12, 2022

Gerald Stevens DC wrote a sympathy message

“Malcolm will be missed by all that knew him. I had the pleasure of getting to know him a bit through his volunteer work for the New York State Chiropractic Association (NYSCA) on the convention committee. I remember fondly stories he told. Prayers and thoughts for friends and family. Gerald Stevens DC Current NYSCA Treasurer”

January 12, 2022

Hudes Consulting wrote a sympathy message

“Malcolm Levitin was a mensch. He served his profession well and was a continual source of support and assistance to his friends and colleagues. The profession of chiropractic is in a better place because of the time and effort he gave for so many decades. Taken from us too soon.”

January 12, 2022

Brian Holt wrote a sympathy message

“Malcolm and I met as new graduates in the mid 1970’s. He served our profession well, and was a wonderful friend to speak with, mostly about his family of course! My sincere regrets to his family. May his memory be for a blessing. Brian Holt, DC”

January 11, 2022

Thomas Kosloff wrote a sympathy message

“Malcolm and I met as classmates at NYCC. We became friends, with our life paths crossing periodically after graduation. Whenever we had time to catch up, I remember how he spoke with pride and caring for his daughter. Malcolm was also dedicated to the advancement of the chiropractic profession. He will be missed by many friends and colleagues. My deepest condolences to the Levitin family. Tom Kosloff”

January 11, 2022

Lewis Bazakos wrote a sympathy message

“We are truly saddened to hear of our dear friend and colleagues passing. I have know Malcolm since 1975 as students at NYCC. We were both active in our profession for many decades. He always had my back. He helped to run very successful conventions for NYSCA for many years. He was I intelligent, kind, respectful yet tough when he needed to be. Our love to Marsha and the family. Rest well my dear friend. We’ve lost a good friend and the profession a great man. Our deepest sympathies. Lewis & Olga”