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Benjamin Bookbinder a civilian engineer for the military died January 29, 2013.
He was born in New York and moved to the Jersey Shore more than sixty years ago. He received his electrical degree rom New York University.
He served with the U.S. Signal Corp laboratory at Fort Monmouth for 38 years. Benjamin was a long time member of the ERAD Electronic Warfare Laboratory and received the prestigious Commanders Award for continuous outstanding leadership and innovative management while chief of electromagnetic vulnerability and electronic counter measures division.
He is survived by his wife Judith of Deal,NJ. His daughter and son-in-law Jane and Arthur Rosenberg and his grandchildren all of Lexington, Mass.
Services 1:00pm Thursday at Bloomfield-Cooper Jewish Chapels, 2130 Hwy 35, Ocean Twp. with internment to follow at Chesed Shel Ames cemetery, Neptune, NJ.
Bloomfield-Cooper Jewish Chapels, Ocean Twp. is in charge of arrangements.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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February 3, 2013
Dear Jane - Lauren just told me about your Dad's passing. I am so sorry and want you to know we always thought he and your Mom were the best of neighbors - alway there for us when help was needed...Please extend our sympathy to Judy, also, another very fine person....Love, Charlotte Pier
January 31, 2013
Dear Jane, Art, Emily and Hannah,
Our deepest condolences.
Robin, Nick and Annabel
January 31, 2013
Terry Weber
May God Bless you all in your time of sorrow. He was always a gentleman and a pleasure to work with.
January 30, 2013
Ben was one of the finest gentlemen I worked with at Ft Monmouth. Our deepest sympathy. Frank and Inge Effenberger.
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