Harvey L. Slatin
June 25, 1996
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In Loving Memory Of Harvey L. Slatin
My loving father, Harvey Slatin, passed away on the morning of February 23, 2013. To help keep his memory alive, the following posts of 2013 and before were about him. Harvey Slatin Interview On WUOW | Vintage Photograph Of Harvey L. Slatin | Harvey Slatin Comments On The Dream Spinner | Harvey L. Slatin Memorial […]
Harvey Slatin Radio Interview On WUOW
Harvey Slatin Radio Interview On WUOW Dr. Harvey L. Slatin discusses his involvement in the building of the worlds first atomic bomb, The Manhattan Project. CREDIT: WUOW, SUNY Oneonta, Oneonta, New York, USA Download ZIP File (77 MB) (Visited 91 times, 1 visits today) Related
Vintage Photograph Of Harvey L. Slatin
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Harvey Slatin Comments On The Dream Spinner
The following excerpt was discovered on a USB thumb drive which contained the final copy of my fathers completed novel, The Dream Spinner, which unfortunately, he was unable to get published during his lifetime. The first 95 years went by swiftly and easily. However I believe the next 95 years might be more arduous. I […]
Harvey L. Slatin Memorial
August 17, 1915 – February 23, 2013 My father wished for me to have his novel published. Until the time comes, you can download a free PDF of The Dream Spinner and his second unfinished book, Adventures In The Afterlife here. (Visited 39 times, 1 visits today) Related
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Thomas, I was the one who brought the pumpkins to your house in NYC years ago. Need to contact Harvey. Can you help?
Email him at Harvey@tomslatin.com
I am not sure if you remember me, my brother and grandfather from our visits to your home many years ago. My grandfather, Roy, always spoke highly of your father and help him in the highest regards. I, too, have fond memories of our time visiting with your family.
I am very sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with your family during this time.
Laura!!! Of course I remember you! It has been a really long time! You used to visit with your grandfather and your brother with that old Brown station wagon as I recall. So good to hear from you! 🙂