I rise today to honor Wesley LePatner, a remarkable New Yorker who was senselessly murdered in late July. Her passing is a tremendous loss to all who had the privilege of knowing her. Wesley was a remarkable leader, an accomplished executive who oversaw Blackstone's real estate investment fund, a devoted wife and mother, and a true force for good in our community. Through her work with the UJA-Federation of New York and her tireless volunteerism, she poured her energy and wisdom into strengthening the Jewish community, supporting Israel, and mentoring those who followed in her footsteps. Her life was defined by service, compassion, and conviction. She gave generously of herself, balancing a demanding career with the steadfast devotion to her family. In every space she entered, she lifted others up. Today, we grieve with her husband, Evan; their children, Emerson and Jonathan; her parents; and all who loved her, including her colleagues at Blackstone. May Wesley's memory always be a blessing, and may her example continue to inspire us to lead with purpose, generosity, and love.
Mike Lawler: “I rise today to honor Wesley LePatner, a remarkable New Yorker who was senselessly murdered in late July. Her passing is…”
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Honoring the life and contributions of Wesley LePatner following her tragic death.
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