Ashlie Brooke Levy

Birth date: May 19, 1982 Death date: Feb 18, 2026

Ashlie Brooke Levy passed away peacefully on February 18, 2026, surrounded by love after a courageous battle with advanced cancer. Raised in Baltimore and later spending many years building her life in Washington, D.C., Ashlie ev Read Obituary

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Bob Higginbotham

1w ago

I’m so sorry to just be finding this out today.

You were such a good friend and colleague, and from the second you got hired we just clicked. I keep thinking about all the memories. Work dinners and events, the Miami Open and Delray Open, SOBE Wine & Food Fest, the Dave Matthews concert, Hard Rock trips, our Dallas food hall R&D trip, and even selling hot dogs during a monsoon at Old School Square. And of course, I’ll never forget you taking me for my first Botox injection.

You were fun, thoughtful, caring, and hilarious. You had a way of making people feel comfortable right away, and you brought a kind of energy that made everything better. Whether it was work or just life, being around you was always easy.

I’m really grateful for the time we had and for the friendship we built. You were one of those people who left a real impression, and you are someone I will never forget.

Rest easy, Ashlie.

Alexa Williams

6w ago

in honor of Ashlie.

Lighting a candle for my sweet Ashlie who is the most vivacious, light hearted, thoughtful person I know. My life is better for having you in it. I love you my sister <3

A lit white pillar candle with a soft glow beside a delicate white lily with green leaves on a pale beige background.

J Lev

6w ago

I first met Ash via my dear friend and her brother Blake. From the start, I remember that if personality had definition it was Ashleigh. She was a bold, vibrant soul that exuded positivity. She was as fine of a demonstration of a joyful life that I can remember encountering. Our largest commonality was our affinity for food culture and her exposing me to the DC food scene, of which was heavily enmeshed in, will forever leave a mark on me. My most recent and fond memory though is how tremendously encouraged she remained through her battling her illness. Every time I would reach out, it was always a note of positivity and never a complaint. A trait that seems lost on our society today. The grief and pain her family has endured is beyond comprehension. But, her soul and spirit will live forever and endure time. Till we meet again 🫶🏼

Selene Lara

6w ago

I enterado Ted's Bulletin looking for a job, and she greeted me with a big smile smile upon arrival. She told me a had a beutiful smile and told the manager I was perfect for the job. I was hired on the spot, no interview needed. She was fun, and was always smilling sharing her happiness with everyone around her.

Lisa Monticello

7w ago

From the day I moved next door, you became a special friend. I LOVE YOU and will miss you everyday. I will cherish all the laughs and memories. Thank you for the gift of your friendship❤️

Anne London

7w ago

I am so sad to hear this Barbara. She was a wonderful daughter and an inspiration to so many people. I only met her once at Panera on Reisterstown Road many years ago. She was beautiful and smart too. You were so lucky to have been so close to her during these last few years.
Anne London

Vanessa Shapiro

7w ago

Ashlie had a rare and beautiful gift — she made people feel truly seen. Whether you were a teammate, a friend, or someone she had just met, she showed up with energy, sincerity, and heart. Her kindness was never for show. It was genuine, effortless, and powerful. Even in the midst of her hardest battles, she was thinking about others — checking in, offering encouragement, and lifting spirits.

Professionally, Ashlie was an exceptional leader whose energy, organization, and dedication elevated every project she touched. But beyond her talent and drive, it was her humanity that defined her. She supported so many of us — grounding us through the chaos and challenges we called work. Her perspective, her laughter, and her unwavering empathy were steady anchors in the storm.

To her work family, Ashlie was far more than a colleague. She was a source of light, a calming presence, and a living example of courage and grace. Her legacy lives on in the lives she impacted, the kindness she modeled, and the reminder she gave us all: to be real, to be resilient, and to care deeply.

For me, Ashlie was the balance to my insanity — the steady force in the face of relentless pressure. She was my confidant and trusted sounding board. A true warrior, she stood beside me as we pushed through every barrier placed in our path, refusing to let anything slow us down. She believed in me more fiercely than I sometimes believed in myself. She never doubted that I would keep fighting — for her, for our team, and for the impact I’m determined to make. She always knew our two-person team would one day grow bigger, stronger, and unstoppable because of the foundation she helped create.

Thank you, Ashlie, for everything you gave. It was a profound honor to stand beside you. You are deeply missed, forever admired, and always remembered.

Christine Basso Fitzgerald

7w ago

I met Ashlie in 2011. We immediately became friends and shoe was like the sister I never had. We remained friends through many ups and many downs life hands us. I could call her and be exactly where we left off. Her beautiful green eyes are in my mind. Thank you for the gift of friendship and unconditional love. You are a blessing in my heart. I feel sadness for your family and I include Slater in that. I know you are with Kylie and you are in a much better place.

Doug Rashid

7w ago

Too many to share.
Ashlie was my biggest cheerleader. We worked together and she advocated, entrusted and motivated me for years. She was a friend in every sense. She checked in, she texted, she followed up. She made you feel like she cared about you, because she did. I adored Ashlie. Her impact on me and others will never be forgotten.
My fondest memory is the countless food photo shoots where she was meticulous in how she “styled” the food. She was so fun, such a joy to be around and always had good energy. She never brought a bad mood with her.
I will miss her. I’m saddened my son will never get to meet Ashlie, but he will know the impact she had on his dad.
Respectfully,
Doug Rashid

Will Fung

7w ago

Ashlie’s door was always open, literally and figuratively. If you needed a place to crash in Del Ray and talk about life all hours into the evening, she was game.

If you want to secure a fourth for pickleball or a fun plus one to an event, she was game.

She approached life in such an enthusiastic way and I am beyond blessed to have her as a friend.

The only time that she wasn’t game was when we went to eat at New Big Wong years ago and she would not partake in the offals. Even though we did not share every dish that meal, I will always treasure the laughs we had over it.

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Beth Israel Memorial Chapel Delray Beach

5808 W. Atlantic Avenue, Delray Beach FL 33484

561-404-0047

Vanessa Shapiro

7w ago

Thank you, Ashlie, for everything you gave. It was a profound honor to stand beside you. You are deeply missed, forever admired, and always remembered.

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