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Ginny (Teller) Porter
January 2, 2011
Marj: I am so sorry to hear that Ed passed away. Looking at your photo posted by granddaughter Hilly, I see a familiar family of love and affection, and know that they will provide much comfort to you. My favorite memory of "Dr Bressler" was when I was about 15 and he pierced my ears with a mumbled "Darn.. I have trouble getting them even".. but never fear.. they were perfect! Love to you.
Mark Gasster
December 30, 2010
Dr. Bressler was a colleague of my father's, Dr.Marvin Gasster at the Axminster Medical Group on Slauson Ave in the early 1960s. I remember Dr. Bressler as a kind and funny man who was always very friendly with us when we came to visit. Rest in Peace Dr. Bressler.....Thank you.
Hillary Bressler
December 30, 2010
Grandpa, you were such a joy in my life, and you will always be remembered and missed. Between your hilariously sarcastic wit, your passion for learning, your affectionate nicknames (DanaMite, Matzo Ball, Migelito & more), your quiet compassion (I could go on and on), you truly were a blessing to have in everyone's life. I know that you struggled the past few years, but I cherished the moments that we shared together, and am thankful that you left in a peaceful way and are finally at rest. Thank you for marrying the greatest woman in the world and having my father and his siblings. You have no idea how blessed we all feel to have such a wonderful, close, fun and large family. You will live through all of us. I love you so much.
Your grandaughter,
Hilly
Evelyn Gasster
December 30, 2010
I was sorry to read of Ed's passing. My husband Marvin Gasster was a partner with Ed at the Axminster Medical Building many years ago. Please accept my condolences and I have fond memories of our times together. My best to the family.
December 29, 2010
It was with great sadness that I noticed Dr Ed Bressler's obituary. Please accept my condolences. Although it's been perhaps 50 years since I was a patient, I remember Dr Bressler with respect and affection. Originally I was a patient of one of the other Axminster Medical Group doctors, but after Dr Bressler began treating me for allergies, he became my everything physician. He was very kind and reassuring as I progressed into a somewhat late starting adolescence with the various concomitant issues of the teen years.
I was greatly dismayed when Ed informed me of his imminent retirement. At the time, it seemed far too early. Now as I anticipate my retirement, I have the utmost admiration for those who manage to retire sooner and younger than the norm.
It would seem that Dr Bressler had a long and fulfilling life -- which is itself a wonderful memorial.
Again, my deepest condolences.
Tony Cole,
Redondo Beach
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