Dr. Kenneth Moskowitz

I remember Dr.Moskowitz as a down to earth, no airs, and fellow man. He professional diagnosed my muscle groups; lower leg and foot area, since I had polio at a very early age. He made a pair of orthodontic inserts that made it possible for me to walk with greater ease. We reminisced about his early training, and the ‘Golden Oldies' that he played on his radio. Dr. Moskowitz was one of a kind, and Eileen and I will miss his kindly and caring manner. God bless.

The loss of a friend like Ken is staggering. You will be deeply missed by everyone, and you will always be in our thoughts. Rest in peace... Richard and Jodie

Ken was my friend,confidant,and partner for over 20 years,and truthfully, we never argued. We respected each others decisions based on our mutual trust. Things always seemed to work out that way.

Kens fight to live was a fight for all of us. He wanted to live so he could help his family,his friends, and his patients who also became his friends.

His love and compassion was always felt by those helped. A Great Loneliness has ensued and you can't replace but only follow in his example. A doctor for all the people!

Love, Gordon Berg and family

Dr.M, You were not only my boss for 17 years, but you were a good friend as well. I will miss you. Helene

Kenny was an energetic friendly outgoing person that will be missed terribly. Podiatry has also lost a good caring physician that will missed by his colleagues. Our thoughts and prayers going out to the Moskowitz family during this difficult time.
Sincerely Dr. Jeff Stark

I was proud to call you my friend then father in law for the last 13 years. You were a good person with a wonderful family. Most of all, you had a special daughter who always thought the world of you. You touched the lives of everyone around you. You will be missed. We love you very much.