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Nutis was responsible for the Hillel Foundation's outreach and kosher meals program at Ohio State University.

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Nutis; two daughters, Sheila Cutler and Jodi Karmia; 10 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

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Larry S. Pollak, an East S.de resident and a friend of the Nutis family, called Frank Nutis

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Besides his son, Ira, Nutis is survived by his wife of more than 60 years, Thelma "Boots"

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Nutis, 88, died of the leukemia that he'd battled for more than eight years, said his son,

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Nutis made his living as the founder and chief executive officer of Nutis Press Inc., which he started in 1949.

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Nutt read a brief statement in which she admitted that she betrayed Nutis, a man for whom she said she had "the utmost respect."

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Nutis, a philanthropist who co-founded Columbus Torah Academy, died in January at age 88 after a lengthy battle with leukemia.

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Nutis grew up as the son of Russian and Lithuanian immigrants on the South Side.

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In the 1950s, Nutis helped found one of his lasting legacies: the Columbus Torah Academy.

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