David L. Blumenthal

Dr. David L. Blumenthal served as an instructor of Psychology at Lincoln Chiropractic College during my time as a student in the late 1960s. I was privileged to be among those who learned from him. He was a man of exceptional intellect, a gifted educator, and a truly admirable human being. What impressed me most was his extraordinary ability to recall the names and life paths of students who had passed through Lincoln´s halls-a reflection not only of his memory, but of his deep respect and...

I was troubled at the time; he was a great and spiritual man. Marsha

Some of the stories I tell of my experiences with David (and Patricia!) are beyond belief to many beholders, but they are TRUE and of the extra- extraordinary. And so David is held and much alive in my heart and esteem. He (and again, You, Patricia) would understand and nurture my transition from Dodhi to SeaHeart Elan ... I feel so blessed and held by you both in the eternity of the All One. xox SeaHeart

The story of meeting and visiting David and Patricia is epic in my sprawling history. Today I sit with tears of appreciation as I reach out for a nod from David as I have in the past in moments of great perplexity. Yes, Love transcends and phenomena tell of the ineffable mystery.

I remember Dr. Bleumenthal with respect and admiration. He was my psychology instructor at the Lincoln Chiropractic College in Indianapolis, indiana 1964-1968. I learned so much frorom his instruction and his insights. He was my favorite. Very sorry to hear about his death. My condolences to the family. One of the kindest people I have ever know. I will always remember him.

David was an angel, I am sure, who introduced me to a new relationship with Jesus and saved my life. I will always be so thankful for his wisdom and willingness to share his insights. He was also my therapist for many years and his guidance continues to enrich my life and other's. I am a better person for having known him.

Uncle David, my friend,my doctor,we talked about the beauty of the Lord. You were a man of integrity. The list goes on but most of all I love you and I miss you so much. I that God for you being a great part of my life

The best part of who I am today, I owe to my friend and counselor, David Blumenthal. I called his number from the yellow pages in 1994, and through the years that followed, my life was changed. David guided me through my insecurities, coached me in my strengths, and challenged my thinking. "What is your frontier?", he would often ask. When he would occasionally set aside his professional role and offer friendly advice, he would clarify that "This is uncle David talking". I often...