DR. ARNOLD SCHWARTZ

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ARNOLD SCHWARTZ Obituary

SCHWARTZ
DR. ARNOLD
A physician in the Philadelphia community for over 60 years and veteran of the USAF who served during the Korean war, passed away peacefully with his wife at his bedside on March 31, 2020. Beloved husband of Deena Schwartz (nee Rubenstein). Loving and devoted father of Dr. Lauren Schwartz, Andrew Schwartz, Esq. (Marie, Esq.). Dr. Jonathon Schwartz, and Mitchell Schwartz (Angelica). Adoring grandfather of Amelia, Sarah, Emily, Oliver, Eva, Sage, and Emerson. Dear brother of the late Adelaide Markowitz. Dr. Schwartz was a devoted physician who cared deeply for his family, his patients, and humanity. He lived his life caring for people and making this world a better place in everything he did. Contributions in his memory may be made to Beth Shalom Synagogue in Elkins Park, the COVID-19 First Responders Children's Foundation, the State of Israel, or the charity of your choice. Services are private. A Memorial Service will be held at a later date when the pandemic ends.

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Published by The Philadelphia Inquirer on Apr. 3, 2020.

Memories and Condolences
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Lauren

April 1, 2023

Well Dad, it has been 3 years and I miss you no less than the day you left us. Thank you for watching over us and we all feel your love every day. I could feel you laughing with us yesterday talking about so many of the fun and crazy times. Thank you for the messages and all the signs you send, and for the gentle guidance that could only be from you. Love never dies. Lauren

Teresa Matkowski

November 16, 2022

Miss you so much Dr. Schwartz. You were always so kind to me and a lifeline when I needed you most. Love to you and your family.
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Lauren

April 12, 2022

Can´t believe it has been two years. I miss your physical presence but feel you every day around me and Mom and the girls. Love never dies or even fades. Having a Chimay in your honor. Love you Daddy

Lauren Schwartz

March 30, 2021

Dad-- miss you so much. I can't believe it has been a year since I last held your hand and kissed you goodbye. You are still present in our lives every day. We all feel you watching over us and you are never far from my thoughts and my heart. Love you Dad and hope I am making you proud.

Carla Strozzieri

July 30, 2020

It was only recently that I was remembering to my family the wonderful Dr. Schwartz. Now, I have just learned of his passing a few months ago. My sister, who had severe allergies, required a weekly allergy shot, so growing up we spent many hours in his office. He was the quintessential physician: quirky, disorganized, talkative and funny. I still remember some of the yarns he would spin while entertaining us in his office. Those were the days when physicians were at their ease, and Dr Schwartz took full advantage of his time, regaling us with fascinating stories of his life and adventures. He was personable and down to earth. A true icon, he is well remembered and will be missed. Condolences to his family, who has lost a giant.

Migdalia Jimenez

April 4, 2020

Dr. Arnold Schwartz, an exemplary man, who touched many lives with his generosity & genuine kindness, was a pillar of strength, an airman, a respected physician, a great father & friend, shall be missed by those lucky enough to know him. I personally shall always cherish the moments I shared with his beautiful family. I recall the 1st Passover Seder as I sat at his table & kept wondering, when is Elijah showing up? Is he late? I seriously looked for Elijah to show up the entire time. To this day, I will never forget the sweet smile on Dr. Arnold's face, as I kept watching the doorway.
I love you Dr. Arnold Schwartz, I will miss your gentle kind spirit my friend.
May you Rest In Peace & May G-d bless your family, the fruits of your loving soul.

Stephanie Kaye

April 3, 2020

At Passover, as the oldest cousin who was younger than his kids, I would (eventually) find the Afikomen, sometimes after an intervention was staged by one of the kids. Then, I'd bring it to him, and his kids would be cheering me on, yelling for me to ask for a car, or a hundred dollars. I didn't know what to say, so I'd say, "Five dollars each," for me and my sister. He'd always look at me, with his yarmulke that somehow stayed on his bald head, and say, "In my day, it was a dime." Then, I'd wait, and he'd get out a few dollars for us, which was a lot of money for little people who didn't work. I always remember that he loved us. And, it was convenient having a doctor in the family to sign a medical form in a pinch.

Donna Jaconi

April 3, 2020

Rest In Peace ARNOLD ,you were wonderful kind man and father to my long time friend Lauren!
Xo

Love always and forever.

Lauren Schwartz

April 3, 2020

Love you Dad! Miss you already. Thank you for being the best father a girl could ask for and thank you for continuing to watch over us.
Your daughter, Lauren

Don Miler

April 3, 2020

Nice man. Called on him in his NE Philly office for 8 years as a Stuart Pharmaceuticals rep. Always pleasant. One of my favorite calls. Those who knew him well will miss him greatly.

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