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John Friedberg
October 28, 2011
Dear Mrs. Friedman and family. Dr. Friedman hired me to serve my conscientious objector obligation in 1971. I continued working for the Boston University School of Medicine through 1975, Dr. Friedman serving as an amazing role model, supervisor and inspiration. I will miss him and send my deepest condolences. John Friedberg
Chester Chalupowski
July 5, 2011
Dear Dagmar and Family: as I walked the beach yesterday I was saddened to hear of your loss. For years in all seasons I enjoyed our pleasant exchange and seeing Ephraim on the beach with his assistant and your friend Keeva. Regards, Chester Chalupowski
Dr. Harold Karpman
June 30, 2011
Dear Dagmar and family: Please know that our prayers are with you and your entire family as you go through this time of losing Ephraim.
I have so many memories from UCSF Medical School and years beyond.
May you all feel God's peace as he lovingly enfolds you in his arms.
Love, Harold and Molinda (Karpman)
Steve Cobb
June 21, 2011
The reputation of Ephraim Friedman lured me from Texas to Boston as a resident in his department. While he had ascended to the deanship at BU Med School by the time that residency began, his continued participation in the department allowed me sufficient contact time to revere his wisdom and seek his counsel at pivotal times in my life. In those early training years, and later at Mass Eye & Ear Infirmary, his equanimity repeatedly reinforced how privileged so many of us were in having him as a mentor in our profession and role model in our lives. Thank you, Eph.
June 21, 2011
I worked as a secretary in the Eye Path Lab when Eph was a fellow. I knew, as long as her was alive, the world was a better place because of him. I am sorry he is gone.
Love,
Alice Lowenstein
June 20, 2011
Dear Mrs Friedman and family, we were so sorry about Dr Friedman's passing. He was such a wonderful caring man and so kind! We are unable to attend the services but did want to send you our regrets. Sincerely, Peter and Alice Sarno
June 20, 2011
Dr. Friedman was an inspired teacher and mentor for me and so many others, in so many areas of life's grandeur. Through the generations may his memory and legacy continue to be for blessing. (Dr) K Kaufman, Belmont, MA.
Margery Arnold
June 20, 2011
His life inspired me. An extraordinary man. My sincere sympathies to his large and loving family and especially to his beautiful Dagmar.
Margery Arnold
June 19, 2011
Hamakom yenachem etchem b'toch she'ar aveilei tzion v'yerushalayim -- May G-d comfort you, together with all mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.
Shari, Steve, Maggie and Hannah
Berkeley, CA
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