Original sentence: ; she was survived by her husband, two daughters and extended family.Denise Tourover (1903–1980), was an attorney who served as Hadassah’s first representative in Washington D.During the Second World War she lobbied relentlessly to save hundreds of Polish orphans called the "Tehran Children", who were stranded in Persia after fleeing Nazi-occupied Europe.Her brother, Oscar Isaac Levy''' (1892–1957) attended Tulane University as a science major and later the University of Chicago.Her mother was a native of Louisiana, the daughter of a French father and American mother.Judith Kushner died in 1952 at age eighteen from a rare blood disorder.The couple had three daughters, Judith (died 1952), Jane and Delia.Yvonne Kushner (née Levy; October 12, 1906 – February 8, 1990) was an American actress and fund raiser for women's and Jewish causes.Yvonne Levy Kushner died from pneumonia on February 8, 1990, aged 83, at George Washington University Hospital in Washington D.Yvonne Levy was married for 61 years to Dr.Yvonne’s older sister, Mrs
Edited sentence: During the Second World War she lobbied relentlessly to save hundreds of Polish orphans called the “Tehran Children”, stranded in Persia after fleeing Nazi occupied Europe.Her brother, Oscar Isaac Levy (1892–1957) attended Tulane University as a science major and later the University of Chicago.Judith, a promising young actress and singer, died prematurely in 1952 at age eighteen from a rare but fatal blood disorder.She was survived by her husband and daughters.The couple became the parents of three daughters, Judith, Jane and Delia.Yvonne (née Levy) Kushner (October 12, 1906 – February 8, 1990) was an American actress and fund raiser for women's and Jewish causes.Yvonne Levy Kushner died from pneumonia on February 8, 1990, at George Washington University Hospital in Washington D.Yvonne’s husband of sixty-one years was Dr.Yvonne’s mother was a native of Louisiana, the daughter of a French father and American mother.Yvonne’s older sister, Denise Levy Tourover (1903–1980), was an attorney who served as Hadassah’s first representative in Washington D