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more about his people.
Spiegel said Levey loved nature, mem
orizing facts like the names of the
world's major mountains and rivers.
"1 think he taught us all that we
should appreciate the beauty of the
physical world and enjoy the outdoors,"
Spiegel said.
Levey also attended some of Eu
gene's Hillel programs, Jewish Campus
"I think he taught
us all that we should
appreciate the beauty
of the physical world."
Asi Spiegel
Rabbi, Chabad of Eugene
Service Corps Fellow Laura Don said.
Don added that Levey was well-known
among students and will be missed.
"He always had a wonderful energy
and a positive attitude," she said. She
remembers Levey for his creativity, not
ing that he once made some beautiful
ceramic candlesticks and a spice box
during a Judaica-making session.
Apart from being an ardent hiker, Lev
ey also loved to run, his friends said.
Don said he recently completed a
marathon in Wisconsin.
Friends say Levey trained hard for the
marathons, and that it seemed whenever
he put his mind to something he would
go all out to work for it. For instance, in
2000 he and his friend Eric Lam stayed
up for 100 hours straight to raise money
for the Ronald McDonald house.
Levey was buried Monday at the
Mililani Memorial Park and Mortuary.
He is survived by his mother and father,
Joyce and Norman Levey, and a younger
sister, Sara. A memorial will be held at
8 p.m. Sunday at Chabad of Eugene at
1307 E. 19th Ave.
Upon hearing of her son's death Fri
day, Joyce Levey said in a news confer
ence in Hawaii that her son "died doing
what he enjoyed."
Galinsky said Levey never let anything
put him down. His favorite phrase was
"Gam zulla tova" — which means "This
is also for the good" — accepting that
whatever happens is for a good reason.
"I'm sure wherever he is now, this is
n't getting him down," Galinsky said.
"He took advantage of life. He lived life
to the fullest."
Contact the reporter
at ayishayahya@dailyemeraid.com.
NEWS BRIEF
The Eugene Fire and Police
departments responded to a
natural gas leak at Streisinger
HallTliesday.
EFD Spokesman Glenn
Potter said three fire engines,
two fire trucks and one dis
trict chief responded to the
leak at 1390 Franklin Blvd.
shortly before 5 p.m. A HAZ
MAT truck and an ambulance
also responded, but EFD re
ceived no reports of injuries.
The University facility staff
decided they would handle
the leak at 5:19 p.m.; emer
gency personnel left the scene
shortly thereafter.
— Jan Montry
CAMPUS
Monday
“'Refugee Resettlement in Portland"
history lecture by Susan Hardwick for
U.S. Immigration History class, 24
p.m., 360 Condon, free. For more infor
mation call 3464802. The first hour of
the class will feature a documentary film
about refugees in the United States.
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