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Ruth Felicia Pleeth was born on April 19, 1937, in Marylebone, London, United Kingdom, to Samuel John Warren Pleeth and Bertha Sprung. Her birth occurred in a period of increasing international instability, just two years before the outbreak of World War II, a conflict that would profoundly reshape life in Britain and across Europe. Raised within the Jewish faith, she spent her early years in a city that remained a global metropolis even as it prepared for wartime challenges.

At the age of 27, Ruth Felicia Pleeth married Amnon Levy on May 31, 1964, in Haifa, Israel. This union marked a significant move, as her husband, born on September 14, 1934, in Tel Aviv, Israel, represented a family rooted in the newly established Israeli state. Their marriage in Haifa, a prominent port city and industrial center, placed them in a nation still building its identity and infrastructure in the mid-20th century, a time of rapid development and ongoing regional complexities. Both Ruth and Amnon shared a commitment to Judaism.

Ruth and Amnon Levy established their family in Haifa, welcoming two children: Michal, born on May 16, 1965, and Gideon, born on April 3, 1969. In 2014, Ruth Felicia Pleeth Levy authored “The Pleeth Saga,” a documented account of her family history, and submitted a genealogical file detailing the Levy family. Her work preserved family information, providing a record of their lives and connections.