Dr. Stanley Bernard Rosendorf

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Stanley Rosendorf Obituary

ROSENDORF , Dr. Stanley Bernard On June 18, 2011 Dr. Stanley Bernard Rosendorf of Deltaville, 84, was beckoned to heaven to join his wife, the love of his life for 57 years, Anne Dunand "Nanette" Rosendorf who passed away June 11, 2011. Stan was born January 22, 1927, an only child, to Shirley Weinstein Rosendorf and Myer Charles "Mike" Rosendorf of Washington, D.C. At the age of 15, he graduated from Theodore Roosevelt High School and then attended the University of Maryland until getting drafted into the Army upon turning 18. After training at Fort Rucker and serving at Camp Blanding and the Pentagon, he returned to College Park to finish his degree. He went on to medical school at George Washington University, graduating third in his class of 1953, while also completing a Master's degree in biology. After marrying in '54, the newlyweds moved to Rochester, MN for a neurosurgery residency at the Mayo Clinic before choosing OB/GYN as his specialty and moving to Baltimore to practice. Dr. Rosendorf was a founding member of the Greater Baltimore Medical Center and held a variety of medical board positions there over the years. He delivered over 2500 babies in his career. Everyone that knew him, loved him, especially his patients and nurses. It was in Baltimore that Stan and Nanette raised their two children, Michael Charles Rosendorf of Baltimore and Carole Marie Montgomery of Richmond. Stan was a recreational pilot, an avid sailor and animal lover. In addition, he raised and showed tropical fish and was a founding board member of the National Aquarium in Baltimore. "Pappy" cherished his family more than anything else in life, which later included two greatly adored grandchildren, Jack Montgomery and Travis Montgomery of Richmond. He retired to his treasured "Ropeyarn" on the Piankatank River where so many special memories were made.
By request, remains will be cremated, and a joint celebration of life for Stan and Nanette will be held at Ropeyarn. Donations in his honor can be made to the Gloucester-Mathews Humane Society, P.O. Box 385, Gloucester, VA 23061.

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Published by Baltimore Sun on Jun. 22, 2011.

Memories and Condolences
for Stanley Rosendorf

13 Entries

Johanna Elik

September 30, 2023

In 1964 Dr Rosendorf was my OB/GYN, delivering my son at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore, MD. I have never forgotten his kindness, support and caring during my pregnancy, delivery and post partum care. Dr Rosendorf was an excellent physician and a fine human being.
Johanna Elik

Patricia Prince

June 16, 2023

Dr. Rosendorf and His wife were very Kind people. I enjoyed being their Optician. Miss them.

Betsy Richards

July 30, 2011

Dr. Stan and Nanette had another passion, the Berger Picard. I am heart broken because they won't be at Westminster when the first Picard shows at the garden.

June 25, 2011

May happy memories carry you through this sorrowful time. Your parents were very special people. I loved talking with them when they came in. Will miss both of them. Patricia Prince (Stylish Eyes)

Leanna Trimmer

June 23, 2011

"Doc" will be greatly missed by myself and all of the staff from Heritage Green. We so enjoyed getting to know both he and his loving children. Please accept our condolences.
Leanna and staff

June 23, 2011

I was so sorry to learn of Dr. Rosendorf (although he always said to call him Stan) and Nanette's passing. He was a special part of our lives--my mother, Sylvia, his office nurse for so many years, my son Brian his last delivery, and he my physician and friend. Please accept out heartfelt condolences.

Perry and Bobbi (Wolkstein) Kagen

June 23, 2011

I was a patient of Dr. Rosendorf's from early 70's until his retirement.He was one of a kind...always a genuine smile, always caring,explaining everything.My heart goes out to his family over the loss of both Dr and Mrs. Rosendorf. Cathy Bell, Savannah, GA

Jane Pollutra

June 22, 2011

Dr Rosendorf was my doctor until his retirement. It was so hard for me to find another GYN to replace him. He was not only a great doctor but also a wonderful person....his presence has been missed by many since his retirement. Please accept my condolences for the passing of Dr. and Mrs. Rosendorf.

Janet Girodano

June 22, 2011

Dr. Rosendorf was my doctor for many years. He was a dedicated, caring physician who always took the time to listen to and treat his patients. My sincere condolences to his family and close friends.

June 22, 2011

very saddened upon learning of stan and mrs. rosendorf's passing. i had the privilege of knowing them well . stan was a senior colleague ,role model with great sense of humour. i shall miss him . my sincere condolences to their family. Abe razzak

June 22, 2011

Dr. Rosendorf was my Ob/Gyn doctor in the 1960's and delivered my son September 6, 1969. I continued seeing Dr. Rosendorf until his retirement. He had a great sense of humor! Please accept my sincere condolences on his death as well as his wife's.
Rosemary Rogers (Selbyville, DE)

ANN GREIF

June 22, 2011

I AM SO TERRIBLY SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT STANLEY AND HIS
WIFE. I WAS A PATIENT AND FRIEND FROM 1958 UNTIL HE LEFT
HIS TOWSON OFFICE. MY DEEPEST CONDOLENCES TO HIS
FAMILY. ANN GREIF

Judy Brown

June 22, 2011

I hardly know how to express my condolences at this terrible loss. First Nanette and now Stan. They were both wonderful people and good friends. Stan delivered my son 46 years ago at GBMC, and was the best doctor I ever had. After his retirement we stayed in touch and I had the pleasure of visiting them at Ropeyarn. They will be missed terribly for a very very long time. God bless you all.

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