Dr. Donald Ottenstein

Paul,
I'm sorry to hear about your fathers passing. He was a great friend and therapist of mine. I'm glad we had time to spend together before his passing. I drove past your house the other day and it looked like it had been vacated, that's when I thought something was up. I hope you are well. He told me of your work with the homeless. I was impressed. I hope you continue.
William deMontigny

Dear Paul and family,
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Paul, I'll always remember your father for his deep interest in art and his art collection and for all the Septembers he allowed us to spend in your house on the Cape. I am glad we got to see him last summer when we were in Boston. Thinking of you in your loss.

Paul,
I just wanted to let you know that I am here for you during this time of profound loss.

I am sorry to hear about your loss Paul. Your father was a pioneer in the field of Psychiatry. The field would not be the same without his contributions.

I know that my Dad, who just passed away as well, was always impressed with the wonderful care that Don provided Leah during the many years she spend in the wheelchair. They are both missed.

Beth, may you always have happy memories of your father to keep him with you. Rona and I send our sympathies to your family.

So sorry to hear about your loss. I spent many happy childhood days at your home in Belmont with Don and Leah and all of you - David Helpern Jr.