Lillian C. Lasky

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Lillian C. Lasky

Lillian Caroline (Ginsberg) Lasky, 99, formerly of Berlin, passed way on March 23 at Marlborough Healthcare. Lilly was born in New Britain to Edward and Sarah Ginsberg on 1-31-1919. She graduated high school in 1937 and then earned an accounting certificate from New Britain Accounting School.
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