Landmarks  Several landmarks and buildings throughout Rockland County are named in honor of Levy, including:   Scholarships  After Levy's death, several scholarships were established in his name, including:   Posthumous Honors  On July 30, 1990, the senator's home village of Montebello, New York named December 1, Levy's birthday, as "Gene Levy Day." Rockland Independent Living Center, Inc. gives an annual award called The Senator Eugene Levy Independent Living Award. The award is given each year to "an individual who advocates on behalf of persons with disabilities and promotes the philosophy of independent living". The library at Church of the Presentation in Upper Saddle River, New Jersey, created a living memorial for Levy with funds donated in his memory. The funds were used to purchase a volume of children's Bible stories. The New York Library Association passed a resolution honoring Senator Levy's contributions at its October 1990 conference. On February 7, 1991, Meals on Wheels of Rockland County dedicated the “Eugene Levy Memorial Room” at its facility in Nanuet, New York. Levy was posthumously awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Dominican College (New York) on May 19, 1991. In 1991, a benefit was held for Senator Levy by the Helen Hayes Tappan Zee Playhouse in Nyack, New York. During the benefit, Levy's widow, Geraldine Levy, was presented with a seat plaque that was to be installed in the theater. In 1992, the PFC Frederick Hecht Post No. 425 of the Jewish War Veterans established the Eugene Levy Humanitarian Award. The Rockland Symphony Orchestra performed a concert in memory of Levy on March 29, 1992. New York composer Arthur Cunningham wrote a piece titled "Suncatcher" for the occasion. In 1994, The Senator Eugene Levy Memorial Fund of the Leukemia Society of America was established and cosponsored by Rockland radio station WRKL and the Clarkstown South High School Future Business Leaders of America. To launch the fund, the two groups held a fundraiser called "Pennies for Patients." The goal of the fundraiser was to collect one million pennies during the month of April 1994. On April 18, 2004, Levy was posthumously inducted into the Association for Retarded Children (ARC) of Rockland's 50th Anniversary Hall of Fame, for his support and involvement in causes related to people with disabilities. Certificates of Merit from the New York Senate, New York State Assembly and the Town of Ramapo, Rockland County accompanied this honor.