Person:Bernard Goldstein (2)

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Bernard 'Bunni' Goldstein, Supermarket Co-Founder
b.15 Apr 1913 Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts
d.2 May 2002 Los Angeles County, California
Parents and Siblings
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  1. Harry GoldsteinAbt 1906 - Bef 2014
  2. Joseph Goldstein, Supermarket Co-Founder1907 - 1985
  3. Max Goldstein, Supermarket Co-Founder1908 - 1972
  4. Annie Goldstein1911 - Bef 2014
  5. Edward 'Eddie' Goldstein, Supermarket Co-Founder1911 - 1989
  6. Bernard 'Bunni' Goldstein, Supermarket Co-Founder1913 - 2002
  7. Albert 'Al' Goldstein, Supermarket Co-FounderAbt 1915 - 2010
  8. Ephraim GoldsteinAbt 1917 - Bef 2014
  9. Mildred Goldstein1920 - 1982
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Facts and Events
Name Bernard 'Bunni' Goldstein, Supermarket Co-Founder
Gender Male
Birth[1][3] 15 Apr 1913 Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts
Death[1] 2 May 2002 Los Angeles County, California
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About Bernard Goldstein

References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Los Angeles, California, United States. Los Angeles Times
    2 May 2002.

    'Bunni' Goldstein, 89; Founded Grocery Chain With 4 Brothers
    May 08, 2002|From Times Staff and Wire Reports

    Bernard "Bunni" Goldstein, 89, one of the five brothers who founded the grocery chain known as the Boys' Markets, died Thursday in Los Angeles of causes associated with aging.

    Born in Ipswich, Mass., he grew up in the Boyle Heights area of East Los Angeles with his siblings and their widowed mother. To support the family, the brothers began selling oranges from a corner stand and peddling groceries door-to-door from a pushcart.

    http://articles.latimes.com/2002/may/08/local/me-passings8.1

  2.   From Grand Central Market to Supermarket - Los Angeles Jewish Grocers.

    The Goldstein Brothers & Boys Markets

    The Goldstein family arrived in Los Angeles around 1915 from Illinois by way of Massachusetts. Five Goldstein boys grew up in Boyle Heights along with their two sisters and widowed mother.

    To support the family after the death of his father, 14-year-old Joe Goldstein sold oranges from a corner stand and peddled groceries door-to-door from a pushcart.

    By 1924, Joe enlisted his four younger brothers - Max, Al, Eddie and Bernard (Bunni) - to open a produce stand and market on Telegraph Road in Los Angeles.

    At the corner of Monte Vista Street and Avenue 55 in Highland Park, the "boys" broke ground for their original full-service store in 1931.

  3. ↑ Ancestry.com. Public Member Trees: (Note: not considered a reliable primary source).

    http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/17000217/person/447716319

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