Bernard Cornfeld - Final Years

Final Years

He returned to Beverly Hills, living less ostentatiously than in his previous years. He developed an obsession for health foods and vitamins, renounced red meat and seldom drank alcohol. In his last years he was a chairman of a land development firm in Arizona and also owned a real estate company in Los Angeles. His marriage ended in divorce, and he is survived by a daughter Jessica Cornfeld.

Bernard Cornfeld suffered a stroke and died of MRSA on February 27, 1995 in London, England.

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