Samuel Untermyer II

1912–2001 (age 89)

Biography

Samuel Untermyer II carried forward a tradition of stewardship, supporting cultural and civic causes with thoughtful generosity. Known among friends and collaborators for his quiet leadership, he championed efforts that strengthened the communities he cared about.

His spirit of service and appreciation for the arts endures, and he is laid to rest at Woodlawn Cemetery, where his legacy of thoughtful involvement continues to be remembered.

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