Belden Lerner M.D.

Im so sorry for your loss.Dr Lerner delivered me on March 4,1969.He was a good kind hearted man.He will truly be missed.

Dear Jeanne, Karen, Rick and Family,

I apologize for my belated sympathies. I only received the news just a few days back. I want to extend my deepest sympathies to everyone and let you know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers. I am deeply touched by the guest book entries here. I know these entries are only a tiny fraction of the sentiments that you have received from people in person, cards, donations, emails, the list goes on. Remember, no one is ever really gone.

I have fond memories of lunch at the Golden OX with Belden and the others. My sincere sympathy. Mary Kraus(Daniel).

Dad,

Dad, you weren't the greatest at expressing your feelings, but I will always know that you cared and loved your family and that we were #1 in your book. Growing up, you were obviously busy with your practice, but yet our time was on the golf course. The reason why this game is so special to me is because of you! I hope that you are enjoying your game right now with your golfing buddies who have passed on. You have your trusty putter and pitching wedge with you now, so use...

Belden was a wonderful man and I am very fortunate and happy to have gotten to know him. He loved and was loved by his family. It is evident from the other entries, he made quite a lasting impact on many people. His legacy will live on with all the babies he delivered into this world. May he rest in peace.

Dear Mrs. Lerner and Family - you may not remember but I spoke with you on the phone a few years ago. You called the Brown Palace Hotel to make a reservation and when you said your last name was "Lerner", I asked you if you were related to Dr. Belden Lerner and you said you were his wife. You gave me your phone number and I called and spoke with Dr. Lerner. He delivered me at Denver General Hospital on April 26, 1953. When I was 18 and pregnant with my first son, he was my GYN - and then,...

A wonderful physician, colleague, friend to many, a great provider to his family....and a man who served 1000s of women with unsurpassing skill and knowledge. He was a Colorado treasure...and will be missed

Dr. Lerner delivered both of my sons in 1971 and 1973.He was a wonderful, kind-hearted Doctor who took marvelous care of his patients. I saw him 5 years ago at a restaurant and spoke with him. We had a great conversation and I was so happy to see him. He always smoked his pipe in the office. I'll never forget that! I offer my prayers and deepest sympathy to his family.