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Max Palevsky L. Edelstein, his third wife, the mother of his sons, Alexander and Jonathan Palevsky. Jodie Evans, his fourth and sixth wife and widow, is a political activist and mother of Matthew Palevsky. At the time of his death, he had four grandchildren, Joseph Moskowitz, Jimmy Moskowitz, Penelope Moskowitz, and Miles Palevsky. Palevsky owned homes notable for their architecture, furniture, and art collections. "Three California Houses: The Homes of Max Palevsky" featured architecture and design by Ettore Sottsass of the Memphis group, Craig Ellwood, George Washington Smith, and Coy Howard. In 1985 and 1988, Palevsky was named to the Forbes 400