Today, The EM Winston Company is
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David Ginott Ginsburg 1944 - 2003 David Ginott Ginsburg, a resident of Greenwich, CT, passed away at the Westchester Medical Center on Wednesday, January 1, 2003 after having suffered a heart attack. He was 58. Born in TelAviv, Israel on August 30, 1944, he was the son of the late Abraham and Gela Ginsburg. Mr. Ginott was the President of Rayburn Musical Instrument Co. of Boston and was the founder and President of the E.M.Winston Band Instrument Co. as well as several other musical instrument companies. He was an avid supporter of music education and supported school programs throughout the northeast and around the world. As a man of generous spirit and sensitivity to the needs of others, he was an ardent supporter of many charities in the United States and Israel, particularly Tzohar, which educates disabled and disadvantaged children, and the Ken Foundation which trains guide dogs for the disabled. In addition, Mr. Ginott was a veteran of the IDF and maintained close ties with Israel throughout his life. He was a lover of Musical culture and was deeply involved with the restoration of the Luis Armstrong Archives at Queens College. He is survived by his wife, Ronni Ginott of Greenwich, CT., and his two daughters Jamie and Lindsay both of Greenwich, CT., and his sister Haya Cohen of Tel Aviv, Israel. Contributions in Mr. Ginott’s honor can be made to one of the following charities:
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