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Adam Stein Dies At 43

author on Jun 28, 2011

Adam Stein

Adam Stein of Westhampton Beach died on Saturday, June 25, following a tragic accident. He was 43.

Born in Manhattan on June 12, 1968, he graduated from Westhampton Beach High School in 1986. He graduated from Florida International University in 
1991. Prior to returning home to Westhampton Beach, Mr. Stein had lived in Aventura, Florida, for 20 years where he was a prominent real estate agent specializing in exclusive waterfront properties.

He is survived by his mother, Elaine Stein of Remsenburg; brother Neil Stein and his wife Elizabeth of Manhattan; and niece, Kate Stein. He was predeceased by his father, Robert Stein.

A memorial service was held Tuesday, June 28, at Cedar Park Cemetery in New Jersey.

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