Edwin R. Knopf M.D.

To the family of Ed Knopf- I just learned of Ed's passing in the F&M alumni magazine. Ed and I both lived in Dietz Hall my freshman year, Ed was 2 years ahead of me and was the upperclassman dorm counselor- he kept a close eye on us "rowdy" freshmen - especially me since his dorm room was directly across the hall from mine! Ed and I became good friends during that year, he was a good influence for me. Just before he left F&M, we said we should meet again somewhere/sometime but sadly,...

I worked with Ed at both LVF, Doylestown Hospital Mental Health Unit, and later again at Doylestown Hospital. I always appreciated his feedback, which was honest and thoughtful. I feel fortunate to have known and worked with him. He will be missed.

Ed and I were so sorry to hear of your fathers passing Kimberlee and Kevin we hope that you know your parents are very much missed They were our dearest friends and the best parents Norma and Ed Spector

My deepest sympathy to Dr. Knopf´s family. I had the pleasure of interacting and conversing with him many times during my years as a nurse at Doylestown Hospital. He always took the time to stop and say hello.

We have been in Dr Ed´s cluster at Pine Run for 2 years and feel blessed to have known him.Great smile,Quick witted, Loved to talk!

Sad to learn of Ed´s passing. I always enjoyed our conversations on a broad array of topics. I have fond memories of our relationship.

Dr. Ed loved making people happy! Every morning I'd see him in the Grille of Pine Run and we'd talk about the grandkids and how he would be waiting for his daughter to text or call - he just loved that part of his day :) He was very observant of other people and loved to be in the mix.. Conversation was always easy and absolutely interesting and funny! Ed was so very proud of his kids and over the moon loved his grandkids - always showing pictures of them and the fur baby!! His memories...