New York State Assembly Resolution J01411 honors the life of Jesse Beller, a distinguished citizen, musician, and community member.

New York State Assembly Resolution J01411 pays tribute to Jesse Beller, a distinguished citizen, musician, and devoted member of his community. Born in 1925, Beller was a musical prodigy who began playing the piano at six. He attended Music and Arts High School, fell in love with jazz, and played professionally. During World War II, he served in Germany. After the war, Beller studied math at New York University, becoming a teacher while continuing his musical career. He retired early to focus on jazz and volunteered at the local library. Beller married Barbara Jackson and raised two children.

New York State Assembly Resolution J01411 honors the life of Jesse Beller, a distinguished citizen, musician, and community member.

New York State Assembly Resolution J01411 pays tribute to Jesse Beller, a distinguished citizen, musician, and devoted member of his community. Born in 1925, Beller was a musical prodigy who began playing the piano at six. He attended Music and Arts High School, fell in love with jazz, and played professionally. During World War II, he served in Germany. After the war, Beller studied math at New York University, becoming a teacher while continuing his musical career. He retired early to focus on jazz and volunteered at the local library. Beller married Barbara Jackson and raised two children.