In 1954 he married Ann Greenberg who gave him two children Lynne and Ted from whom he separated 22 years later to marry Kathryn Adele Olson, the founder of the New York Legal Assistance Group in 1987.
Good archer, skilled magician and excellent golfer, in the world of Bridge he was a national level player who won the Reisinger of 1977 and finished second in that of 1981.
He went missing in Manhattan on July 25, 2014.
His father Theodore H. Greenberg (1905-1980), was the founder of the Street's chain and he was also a director of New York University, as well as one of the world's leading philanthropists having donated millions of dollars to charity.
Her daughter, Lynne Koeppel was born in New York on September 29, 1955, graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and was the first woman to have her own place in Amex.
She married Jonathan Frey she bore him two children, Melissa and Allison before divorcing and remarrying Caleb Koeppel, a lawyer who was president of Trinity College in Hartford.
She is also a passionate bridge player.
Son Ted Greenberg was born in 1960, is a graduate of Harvard University and is a well-known actor e writer theatre winner of a Emmy and, needless to say, a passionate bridge player.