Stephan R. Leimberg
unseenimages.com
September 28, 2020
Editor’s Note: Fernandina Beach Pride hosted a “Remembering Ruth Bader Ginsburg” event on the steps of the Nassau County Courthouse in Fernandina Beach. As previously reported, over 75 people attended the early Saturday night event. We thank Stephan R. Leimberg for his willingness to share some of his photographs with our readers.
“A Conversation shared by a Father with his Daughter”
Address delivered by Ron Kurtz:
A native of Wildwood, New Jersey (another barrier island), Leimberg makes his home on Amelia Island. While residing in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, Steve taught Estate and Business Succession Planning in the Tax Masters Programs at Temple University Law School , Villanova University Law School, and the American College.
On Amelia Island , Leimberg works as a professional portrait and wildlife fine arts photographer. To view more of Leimberg’s work visit www.unseenimages.com We appreciate Leimberg’s many contributions to the Fernandina Observer.
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A nice tribute!
So pleased you give me the opportunity to comment as I was preparing a letter to the editor to send the same message saving me the trouble.
I recognize Mr Leimberg’s name as the drafter of the recent “Little Red Book” that was included with a recent newspaper edition. I had not known he had taught at Villanova University School of Law as I was a 1967 graduate. This is a repeat presentation of the recent two page ad in the same paper that Dr. John Baker so excellently subsequently rebutted.
My comment on Mr. Leimberg’s expensive investment in divisiveness: Another use of diverse and chosen at random quotes out of context to accomplish what? It does not surprise me he was a supporter of Justice Ginsberg. She, as a member of the Supreme Court, regularly contributed so much of what our society had devolved into, and particularly including the death of approaching 60 million of our babies (certainly among of the marginalized mentioned above). His Red Book, modeled on Mao’s (and ironically so) suggests Mr. Leimberg is also seeking a “Cultural Revolution”. Not in our country, Mr. L.
RIP for Justice Ginsberg, She was also a child of God…too bad she never recognized all His other children. So ironic when one reads and appreciates the address above quoted from Mr. Kurtz to the child, Nola! But unfortunately, hypocrisy reigns supreme.
As expected, freedom of the press is also dead or at least selectively applied.