working at Gladdings in Providence, Rhode Island, Neimark's friends facilitated a blind date with Jackie Myers, the handbag buyer for T.W. Rounds, which specialized in prestige leather goods and, at its peak, had 11 locations in New England. She is the daughter of Harry M. and Yetta Goodman Myers, who owned T.W. Rounds. They married on March 10, 1953. They had two daughters. Neimark died on April 18, 2019, at his home in Harrison, New York. Activities After his retirement, Neimark served as a guest lecturer at Columbia Business School and presented to business students at The Wharton School, George Mason University. He wrote four books about his experiences as a successful luxury retail executive: Crossing Fifth Avenue to Bergdorf Goodman (2006), The Rise of Fashion (2011), A Retailer's Lifetime of Lessons Learned (2012), and The Rise of Bergdorf Goodman and the Fall of Bonwit Teller (2015). References 1921 births 2019 deaths United States Army personnel of World War II American chief executives American non-fiction writers Businesspeople from New York City Columbia Business School alumni Military personnel from New York City Writers from Brooklyn 20th-century American Jews 20th-century American businesspeople 21st-century American Jews