DR. AARON LAZARE

Our sincere condolences to the entire Lazare family. Many Saturday mornings were spent with Myron, with very heavy discussions. Aaron was a very special person and will be missed.
Myron & Margie Cummins

My dears, I felt blessed to know Aaron even just a little. I pray that you find consolation in the love that is more powerful than cancer.

Dr Lazare set a tone of maturity, egalitarianism, and mutual respect. Entering Umass as a medical student when he was newly at the helm, I found the entire institution to be held in this calming presence. He inspired us as medical students to not only be our best, but to be authentic doing so. I will remain ever grateful for his teachings.

Louise I am deeply sorry to hear about Aaron.
I remember talking with him July 2014 at Nicks.
Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Louise:

I'll always remember Aaron as a good friend and colleague during those years at MGH. It was such an honor to share the joys and sorrows you both experienced during that time. I'm shocked and saddened by his death.

Lorna

Dear Mrs. LAZARE & Family , my thoughts and Prayers are with you all. Shernice aunt Deborah Ely

My prayers are with the family. Love, angela shennette

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. He was such a sweet and kind man and I always loved seeing him and Louise walking in the neighborhood.

I am deeply saddened and shocked at Aaron Lazare's death. He was my first 'boss' at MGH, and it was because he hired me as assistant director of outpatient psychiatry that I came to Boston in 1970. We found all sorts of reasons to chat too long because we wanted to. He was a kind human being, with a wonderful understated sense of humor. Once, he said, his father asked what he did all day. He told his father he had just seen a woman patient who had trouble having a good relationship with a...