Irving R. Levine

1922–2009 (age 87)

Biography

Irving R. Levine (1922–2009) was a celebrated broadcast journalist whose reporting brought the world closer to American living rooms for decades. He was known for his calm delivery, thoughtful analysis, and tireless curiosity about the events shaping nations around the globe.

Levine balanced his professional life with a deep appreciation for the people he met, and his steady voice continues to offer comfort to those who recall his work as he rests at Arlington National Cemetery.

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