DR. ALLAN GOLDSTEIN

It's almost a year now since this good man passed. I still see Dr. Howard, as does my husband, and he has inherited his fathers wit and kindness. I hope everyone in his family is healing. I will never forget Dr. Goldstein. Never.

You will be very missed! I have been your patient for 34 years. You were always so kind and I will miss you so much.

Sandi,

I will miss our walks on the boardwalk. I'm so sad that I don't see him there anymore. He and you brightened up my mornings. Stay strong my friend.

Love
Barry

Dr Allan has been my dentist since 1969 when I moved here from New York. I was so saddened to hear the news. He is a wonderful man and a great dentist. He will be missed very much. My deepest smypathy to the Goldstein family.
Amy Raker

My heart goes out to the Goldstein family. Many many years ago I first became of patient of allan. I was gone for almost twenty years and came back . Nothing had changed the joking back and forth with the patients, his back and forth antics with his son Howard. Dr. Goldstein was one of the nicest professionals I've ever known and it deeply saddens me that he's gone.

Very sad news to hear. I was one of his first patients. He was a wonderful dentist and his love for his family would show as he would talk about them. He had a great smile and yes I was never afraid to have any dental work. You will be missed Dr. Goldstein! Thank you for the care you gave me. Sincerely, Jo Ann Timmons

I am so incredibly saddened...my mother, Marti Stein, was one of Dr Goldstein's first patients. She always credited him with "saving her mouth," and he took amazing care of her up through her death. My whole family went to him! I've known him my whole life and was always puzzled when other kids didn't find joy in going to the dentist. I just saw him the week before my wedding in April and couldn't be more grateful that I kept my appt and introduced him to my now husband. My thoughts and...

To the Goldstein family,
The shock of receiving Howard's letter today was only acceptable after knowing that everything said was the "Emmes". At my regular 6:30 AM appoinments we talked about all kinds of "Stuff", and did dentistry work too. Dr. Allan will be missed by the both of us, as he was more than our dentist; he was our friend.