Edward A. Kantor M.D.

I am sorry for this trendous loss of an exceptional person. I was a patient of Dr. Kantor's from a very young age into my late teens (1970-1985) I have Cystic Fibrosis and he was the surgeon who removed my nasal polyps (many times). My mom was so grateful for him, and others (Dr. Herbert Levin, Pediatrics, Beverly Hills) who wonderfully cared for and treated a child with a rare, unknown disease. Love and blessings to his family and friends.

Doctor Lalo Kantor operated my daughter. After the operation he proposed to me. !!!! I could not say yes. I was married. He then came to meet me and my husband in n Geneva. He had invented a special box. Hence his trip to Geneva. He was a king. King Kantor for cantantes !! I miss him And send his daughters my deepest condolences.

I was a patient of Dr. Kantor's since I was about 18 months until he retired. Over the years, he was more of my PCP. I never went to any other doctor except him. He took out my tonsils, put tubes in my ears, and was just the most caring physician I have ever known. I have never had the same care from any other doctor. I was so sad when he retired and I am devastated to know he is no longer with us. My daughter has had a cough for the last 4 weeks and I thought about Dr. Kantor wishing I could...

Dr Kantor was my ENT from age 5 til my early 40´s when my sinus problems seemed to dissipate. He pulled my tonsils, stuck a dye filled tube down my nose, blew out my ears and saw me through a host of sinus infections. He was so handsome and FUN! My mom was single and when I was little I was dying for my mom marry him. his office was so beautiful and swanky and even tubes down my nose never deterred me from visiting Dr Kantor. I remember when the Lear´s issue came out, and I can still see...

Dr cantor did my bump on my nose , from accident he is the nicest dr and always checked up on me. He was the best.

I cleaned Ed´s teeth for 30 years in Dr Bahats office. It was like springtime to see him on my schedule! God bless all of his family! Much love! Elizabeth

I knew Dr. Kantor as far back as 1967 when I worked at Schwab's in BH. He came in every day for lunch and we often shared a salad. In later years, I worked for him for several years. I watched his beautiful girls grow up. His daughter Kathy was his spitting image and I know he was devastated when she passed. His pride for Debbie, his oldest always shined in his eyes. He was funny, sincere and got along with everyone who was honored to cross his path. He loved being the doctor to the stars and...

My sometimes physician and longtime friend since 1966, may he Rest In Peace...

Operated on me over 50 years ago and we remained friends. I was at the funeral of his beloved daughter and was asked to stand by him at grave site and an honor it was.