Eugene Francis Schwarz

Sadly, we only just learned of Gene's passing after reading of it in the Holy Cross Alumni magazine. Grief can be such a heavy weight on our hearts, but perhaps a few special memories help us cope. Pat and I have fond memories of Gene. Pat was a year ahead of Gene at Holy Cross and they shared three happy years together "up on the Hill". I knew Gene even before then, while we were still in high school in Brooklyn, N.Y. Back then Gene played guitar in a little band called the...

I remember a hard working cardiologist who was always available to consult on cases big and small, day or night at LMC. A wry sense of humor and worldly knowledge made him good for conversation--late at night at the nursing station for example. Rest in peace Gene.
Ted Golay Fam practice Doc i Lexington.

My sincere and deepest condolences to "Eugen's" family and friends. He was a very good person who cared for all throughout his life. At Holy Cross, he extended his friendship to me and I have been forever grateful.
Rest in Peace, my friend.
Jim Quinn Holy Cross 1969

To all of Gene’s Family: I am very sorry for your loss.

Dear survivors of Gene:
I knew one other fellow trainee during my intern/JAR days at Hospital of U. of Penn who had obtained his medical degree in Europe—in Switzerland, German. I admire Gene greatly for studying medicine in Italian at U. of Bologna. I enjoyed having Gene as a contemporary during the halcyon days of cardiology at what was then Providence Hospital. Indeed the times - - - are “a-changin’.”
Gene was a very talented individual with a rainbow of interests and skills. ...

Dr Schwarz was my cardiologist in West Columbia. He saved my life in 2005. My he rest in peace.