BRUCE DEITCHMAN

I was referred to Dr Deitchman by a very good friend who worked at Sloan. He was an amazing dermatologist...and I credit him for identifying my first malignant melanoma and perhaps saving my life along the way. He was diligent and I could be a tough patient, but he never waivered. He was an excellent doctor and I am sure he is missed every day.

I randomly thought of you today. You are missed and gone way too soon.

Dear Dr Bruce - I have thought of you so many times over this past year - you are still bringing light and comfort to me and I am sure others like me , how nice to be able to sign your guest book again , we all miss you so !

Miss you, Friend.

To my old friend Bruce. Our mothers were best friends and the last time I saw you was at my brother's funeral. I also meant to go to see you, but the memory was too painful. Rest in Peace sweet boy.

He was more then just a Dr., he became a friend and someone who deeply cared about his patients. He will be missed.

Dr. Deitchman had deep insight into life, he cared about you as a patient and I enjoyed talking to him about many topics. I am so saddened that such a great person who did so much and was good not just because he wore a lab coat. His first office was on fifth avenue where my father used to work and Dr. Deitchman was like a fun dad a brother and friend, rare person genuine , kind, God bless him RIP

Dr Bruce made the world a better place ~ the opportunity to do a good deed in his name - is the most wonderful way to honor a great man who did so much for so many.

love and healing wishes to family and colleagues
Susan Banas

Dr. Deitchman was a delight. I became his patient in 1996 after moving to New York and genuinely looked forward to seeing him every year, which is not the sort of thing most people probably say about a doctor's appointment! He was always ready with a hilarious story or a fascinating insight into some topic or another. I will not forget him and will miss him deeply.