Irving Loeb Goldberg

1906–1995 (age 89)

Judge

Biography

Judge Irving Loeb Goldberg dedicated his career to fairness and thoughtful jurisprudence, guiding others with a keen sense of justice and unwavering integrity. His calm demeanor and reasoned approach earned respect across the legal community and beyond.

He rests at Emanu-El Cemetery, where his legacy continues to inspire those who value principled service.

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