Dr. Norman Spector

My condolences to the family and to the friends of this very kind man.
He never forgot a face and always greeted everyone with his smile.
Even though I moved overseas (with my Japanese husband, also a patient), I visited his office for treatments during my visits to my family and friends. Seeing his smile always made me realize what a wonderful friend I made with my dentist.

My condolences to Norman's family. Norman and Abe were my mother's (Frieda Levy Kadish) favorite cousins. I have fond memories of visiting the Spectors in Ruthertford as a child.

I met my cousin Norman twice. The first time I was five.. so it didn't really count. The second time I met Norman was at his cousin Sol's funeral, just a couple of years ago. His sharp, pointed and dryly funny critique of the rabbi convinced me that althogh I didn't know him well, he was clearly one of our relatives.

I was also impressed that Norman drove himself to New York for the funeral from Troy. He could have easily used his age and the distance as a reason to bow out.....

Sincere condolences to the family of my late dear cousin Norman Spector. Like his parents, and his brother Abe he was a good and loving person, and he brought blessing to the world.

Dear David and Marsha,
I was sorry to hear of your father's death. My mother (Flora Levy)would often tell us stories about Uncle Nathan, Tanta Dena and the boys (your father and Abe).
Sincerely Yours,
Abby Wyschogrod

Our sympathy to the family of Dr Spector. He was a fabulous person and great patient. He will be missed at our Troy Practice.
The Staff at the Troy VA Practice