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Len Lipton
Memorial Service
Sunday, April 26, 2009
3:00 – 5:00 |
Marianne Klein and
family request the honor of your
presence at the Memorial Service for
her long time companion and soulmate
Len Lipton, who passed away on the
morning of March 26, 2009.
The event will be
held at UCLA Hillel, located at 574
Hilgard Avenue. It is
approximately five blocks south of
Sunset Boulevard and two major
lights west of Beverly Glen – across
the street from UCLA at Westholme.
See directions
below
Please do not send
flowers. Marianne and Len together
chose to have any contributions made
to their charity of choice in memory
of Len:
The Lorraine Jackson Foundation.
Donations
will benefit The Koeffler Cancer
Research Laboratory at
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los
Angeles, CA.
By
clicking
on this button you can make a
donation today with PayPal:
Leonard J. Lipton across the way
Has passed into eternal day,
And left a world of care.
And where the pines sighed soft and
low
They made a bed beneath the snow
And left the dear man there.
Leonard J. Lipton across the way -
We’ve heard the kind - voiced
neighbors say,
Was satisfied to go;
For suffering and toil and tears
And sorrow, lasting through the
years,
The man will never again know.
Leonard J. Lipton across the way
Has gone home into a land of day,
Of love and peace and light,
Where pain and woe and lies and sin
Will never dare to venture in,
And all is calm and bright.
But near his bed a woman stands
With aching heart and empty hands,
With lonely arms and breast;
She hears the tale of Paradise,
While snow is falling where he lies
On his eternal rest"
Directions:
Please park at UCLA Lot #2 – located
at Hilgard & Westholme –
across from the street from Hillel
($9 per car).
Note: on Sunday the kiosk/cashier at
this Westholme entrance is not
manned, but you may still enter Lot
#2 – by proceeding south of
Westholme & Hilgard (i.e. entering
Lot just north of Manning) – where
there are self-operated pay machines
which take cash and credit cards.
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Important: parking is not
available at Hillel
or on the surrounding
neighborhood
streets. (No parking on
Strathmore Drive
or 600 block of Westholme.)
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Hillel at
UCLA, at 574 Hilgard
Avenue, is approximately
five blocks south of
Sunset Boulevard and two
major lights west of
Beverly Glen – across
the street from UCLA at
Westholme.
Directions from the
south: from Wilshire
Blvd. head north on
Westwood Blvd., turn
right (east) on Le Conte
– then left (north) on
Hilgard.
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Leonard J. Lipton
As a presentation skills consultant,
trainer, and facilitator, Dr. Len
Lipton has worked with leaders in
the fields of architecture, art,
construction, education, interior
design and graphic design, human
resources, insurance, law,
marketing, medicine, public speaking
and real estate. As a career
development specialist, he has
conducted seminars and workshops on
resume writing, job interviewing
skills, and career transitioning.
For
the past six years, Len has been an
instructor at UCLA Extension where
he teaches Design Communication
IV (Public Speaking for
Designers and Architects). Len
has been a faculty member of the
American Management Association
(AMA), leading seminars on
Effective Executive Speaking and
Strategies for Developing
Effective Presentation Skills.
As a presentation
skills consultant, Len has trained
thousands of people affiliated with
a variety of associations,
organizations, companies, and
groups, including the Los Angeles
Times Career Expo, the
Association of Fundraising
Professionals (AFP), the National
Speakers Association (NSA), the
American Society for Training and
Development (ASTD), the Institute of
Management Consultants (IMC),
Professionals in Human Resources (PIHRA),
Sales & Marketing Executives
International Los Angeles (SMEILA),
Hospitality Sales & Marketing
Executives International Los Angeles
(HSMEILA, Medtronic MiniMed, the J.
Paul Getty Museum, the Huntington
Museum and Gardens, the Milken
Family Foundation, UCLA Extension,
and the University of St. Gallen in
St. Gallen, Switzerland.
Len is the author of How to
Succeed in Public Speaking Without
Really Dying: Practical
Presentation Tips for Reaching Your
Career & Leadership Goals. This
reader-friendly reference book
provides quick tip solutions to help
business people raise the level of
their presentation skills to match
the level of their areas of
expertise. He is a co-author of
Communicate Clearly, Confidently &
Credibly. His chapter in the
book focuses on the
importance of communicating
concisely and creatively, too. Len
is also a co-author of
Transformational Leadership.
His chapter in this book explains
how successful leaders design their
presentations before they deliver
them.
Len has a Ph.D. in Communications
from the University of Southern
California. He is a member of the
American Society for Training and
Development (ASTD) and the National
Speakers Association (NSA).
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