Kimmel, Martin S., 1916-2008

found: The faces of science, 2007:title page (Martin Kimmel; donor with his wife, Helen, to the Weizmann Institute of Science) cover (supporting research programs, facilities, awards, chairs, buildings, scholarships)

found: New York Times obituary, April 17, 2008(Martin S. Kimmel, 92, died Tuesday in Manhattan; founder of Kimco Realty Corporation based in New Hyde Park, N.Y. in 1960 with Milton Cooper; built 1200 shopping centers, mainly in Florida and New York; born in the Bronx, April 9, 1916 to Henry and Emma Kimmel; attended Syracuse University and served in U.S. Army in the Pacific during World War II. After the war, he went into the construction business on Long Island, then founded Kimco. Married to the former Helen Lyttle. Retired from Kimco in 1991 and concentrated on philanthropy. The main beneficiaries of his philanthropy were New York University and Weizmann Institute) - http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/17/business/17kimmel.html?_r=0

found: Wikipedia, viewed February 18, 2015(Martin S. Kimmel; was married three times, in 1953 to Gloria DeHaven (divorced in 1953), Claudia Aronow (divorced) and Helen Lyttle. Was a long-time supporter of the Jewish Museum in New York City, a trustee of NYU Langone Medical Center, and member of Temple Emanu-El) - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Kimmel