Dr. Arthur Moss

Brighton - Dr. Arthur Moss died peacefully at his home surrounded by family on February 14, 2018, at the age of 86. He is survived by his loving wife of 60 years, Joy F. Moss; his 3 children, Kathy Lowengrub (Jeff Lowengrub), Debbie Moss (Keith Somers), and David Moss (Abby Rischin); 9 grandchildren; and 2 great-grandchildren.

Dr. Moss was a graduate of Yale College and Harvard Medical School. He was a Professor of Medicine at the University of Rochester where he was celebrated for making profound contributions to the field of cardiology.

Funeral Services will be held on SUNDAY February 18, 2018 at 11 AM at Temple B'rith Kodesh (2131 Elmwood Avenue). Donations may be made to the UR Heart Research Follow-Up Program, Alumni & Advancement Center, 300 East River Rd. PO Box 270032, Rochester, NY 14627.

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Published by Austin American-Statesman on Feb. 17, 2018.

Memories and Condolences
for Arthur Moss

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Thomas Penn

February 11, 2024

One of the highlights of my medical career was to be a friend and colleague of Dr Moss! He was of extraordinary intelligence and a consummate Cardiologist! A great person and greater friend!!!!!!

thomas penn

February 11, 2020

Art was a great cardiologist. One of the best ,as noted by his pioneering contributions to heart disease.
But best of all, he was a Great Person and Friend. I miss seeing him.I am honored to have treated many patients with him.

Mark P Tallman, MD

February 20, 2018

I had the honor of being a Cardiology Fellow at the University of Rochester from 1995-98. I rounded with Dr Moss several times and he was the consummate gentleman and despite his enormous reputation and achievements, incredibly humble to an amateur in his presence. It was my honor to have known him and to have time directly with a man of such greatness. My condolences to Mrs Moss and their children.

Richard A Ohmes

February 20, 2018

Dr. Moss came to Kansas City around 1990 and put on a special clinic for our extended family of over 100. He took EKGs and blood samples, one from our 102 year old grandmother, back to Rochester with him. Due to his research, we have had no more sudden deaths in our family.
The family of Elsie Williams will be eternally great full to Dr. Moss. To his family, you have our greatest respect and sympathies.
Richard A Ohmes

thomas penn

February 18, 2018

Art was a superior cardiologist. His contributions are national and international. He was more than a cardiologist. He was a greater friend. He always put his family first. I feel privileged and blessed to have worked with him and to have been a friend.

Jared Krackov

February 17, 2018

Art provide wonderful and compassionate care to many of my patients over several decades. He will not be forgotten.

Jerry Krackov, M.D.

Lisa Wideman

February 17, 2018

Prayers and condolences to Mrs. Moss and the Moss family. I had the pleasure to meet Dr. Moss while I worked in Cardiology at Strong. Dr. Moss and his wife also become close with my mom and I one evening at the Heart Association Gala. This is an experience my mom cherishes to this date as Dr. Moss was so sweet to her that evening. Dr. Moss was a pleasant and charming man. Our family is praying for your family during the time of loss.

Janet Timmerman Benning

February 17, 2018

Dr. Moss added twenty years to my mother s life in the 1960's by accepting her as a patient from the Southern Tier and putting in a pacemaker. I remember what a kind person he was with his patients and I've admired him and been so very grateful. In fact she outlived him by a few years. God was so very good for giving us his knowledge and skills for many years!

Linda weinstein

February 17, 2018

My husband, Dr Sid Weinstein, choose Art as his personal physician because of his admiration for Arthur's diagnostic acumen in all areas, not just cardiology. Personally, he was blessed by an accomplished and loving family. We hope that good memories will sustain the family.

Fondly,
Linda and Sid Weinstein

Adrian Baranchuk

February 17, 2018

My deepest condolences. A great physician that dedicated his life to science. Your colleagues from Canada extend our respect and gratitude.

David Cay Johnston

February 17, 2018

Art was one of my favorite people. It was an honor to know him. In every conversation I learned valuable new information, such was the remarkable intellectual rigor of his deep and subtle mind.

Art was a renowned medical researcher. He was also a marvelous diagnostician who in three questions solved a personal medical mystery of mine -- it had baffled a team of doctors -- because Art observed closely and asked carefully framed questions.

Art's image would properly go in a dictionary next to the word mensch.

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