Our deepest sympathy and pray for your families!
XO Kim and John
Upon entering the Service in 1943, he served in the 101st Airborne before being injured during Paratrooper training. He was then reassigned to the 42nd Infantry Division before volunteering for medical school and becoming a Surgical Technician at Fort Sam Houston’s Brook Army Hospital. He then volunteered to help open a POW hospital in Okmulgee, OK, where after 18 months he reached the rank of Sergeant. He was honorably discharged to the Active Reserves in April 1946 and assigned to the 308th Hospital Train on Capital Avenue, then to 819th Station Hospital at the Reserve Armory on Quaker Lane until retiring as First Sergeant E-8 in August 1966.
He leaves two sons, Terry A. Lashin and his wife Lisa of Melville, NY, and Paul R. Lashin and his wife Kathryn of New York, NY; two daughters, Marilyn Weil and her husband Marvin of East Hartford, and Deborah Butler of West Hartford; and eight grandchildren, Jacob Weil, Shera Berlin and her husband Daniel, Arielle Herman and her husband Adam, Jennifer Lashin, Allison Butler, Eric Butler, Ruby Lashin, and Vivienne Lashin. He also leaves his sister-in-law Sylvia Salad and the many other loving members of his extended family.
Funeral services will be held at 11:00 AM on Friday, February 7th, in the Chapel of the Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave., Hartford with Rabbi Howard Herman officiating. Interment will follow in Beth El Temple Cemetery, Jackson St. Ext., Avon, CT. Memorial periods will be observed at 18 Henley Way, West Hartford, CT, on Saturday, February 8th, 7PM-9PM, and Sunday, February 9th, 1PM-4PM and 7PM-9PM. An additional memorial period will be observed at 39 Cabriolet Lane, Melville, NY, on Monday, February 10th, 7PM-9PM. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Disabled American Veterans at www.dav.org, Jewish War Veterans at www.jwv.org, and the Hebrew Home at www.hebrewhealthcare.org. For further information, directions, or to sign the guest book for Maurice, please visit online at www.weinsteinmortuary.com/funerals.cfm.
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From Warren, MI
Posted On: February 12, 2014
Our deepest sympathy and pray for your families!
XO Kim and John
From bolton, ct
Posted On: February 21, 2014
I loved hanging around the market with murphy (milton) and Moe. We had Bostonian fishery next door.
From West Palm Beach, Florida
Posted On: February 7, 2014
Dear Terry and Paul,
I didn't know your dad but knowing the two of you, he must have been a terrific guy. I'm sorry to hear about your loss. I hope all else is well with you guys and your families. Please contact me if you ever are down in Florida for dinner or a drink.
Again, my condolences.
Dave
From RINGWOOD, NJ
Posted On: February 7, 2014
Dear Terry & Paul,
Our sincerest condolences from Will & Eric from Wenco Machinery Corp.
From delray beach, fl.
Posted On: February 7, 2014
moe will be missed by all we go way back with him
From georgetown, on
Posted On: February 7, 2014
Terry and Paul and family Patti and I are so sorry to hear about your loss
Our deepest condolences
Joe and Patti Lizewski
From west hartford, ct
Posted On: February 7, 2014
Debby and family,
So sorry to learn of the passing of your father. May he rest in peace.
From Delray Beach, Ma
Posted On: February 7, 2014
My sincere condolences on the paasing of your father and grandfather. I always enjoyed his company. He will be missed.
Rena Zellin
From Newington, Ct
Posted On: February 7, 2014
Dear Lashin Family, Mo was a legend. Debbie we had
lot's of laughs with Mo & Helen. Our parents were the best
and Mo was a quiet man but had lot's of wisdom. Your family was lucky to have Mo and Helen and they taught you the meaning
of hard work. I have fond memories of Lashin's Market and having
dessert and coffee with your parents a couple times a week.
My prayers are with you all.
Kathleen McGuire
From Avon, Ct.
Posted On: February 7, 2014
Debbie extending my deepest sympathy to you and your Family with the death of your dad. May God keep you in his comfort and keep your Dad in everlasting peace. Gods blessings Terri James Nicholas