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In his later years, he was a lecturer at many leading universities espousing the importance of entrepreneurship and premium branding. He was also dedicated to the educaation of the younger generation about the U.S. role in [[World War II]] and was a benefactor of the National World War II Museum in New Orleans.<ref name=obit/>
In his later years, he was a lecturer at many leading universities espousing the importance of entrepreneurship and premium branding. He was also dedicated to the educaation of the younger generation about the U.S. role in [[World War II]] and was a benefactor of the National World War II Museum in New Orleans.<ref name=obit/>
==Family and death]]
==Family and death==
Oreck was preceded in death by this two brothers, Marshall and Robert Oreck, and by his son, Dr. Steven Oreck. He was survived by his wife, the former Jan Girlinghouse, and two other sons, Thomas Oreck and Bruce Oreck, and seven grandchilderen. His services were to be held on February 23 at Touro Synagoue in New Orleans with Rabbi Katie Bauman officiating. He will be interred in Metairie Cemetery in New Orleans.<ref name=obit/>
Oreck was preceded in death by this two brothers, Marshall and Robert Oreck, and by his son, Dr. Steven Oreck. He was survived by his wife, the former Jan Girlinghouse, and two other sons, Thomas Oreck and Bruce Oreck, and seven grandchilderen. His services were to be held on February 23 at Touro Synagoue in New Orleans with Rabbi Katie Bauman officiating. He will be interred in Metairie Cemetery in New Orleans.<ref name=obit/>