Dr. Ira Pisetzner

Ira and Barbera lived next door to me and my parents on Gower St. At the time I was close friends with Barb's brother, Paul, and had many opportunities to interact with the family. I remember Ira as a sweet, gentle and kind man. He was a great neighbor. I was genuinely disheartened when I heard of his passing.

Mindy, We are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Deepest condolences, Love, the Posers

I will always remember your dad as such a sweet and wonderful person- and always ready with a joke. My sincerest condolences.

Having spent a good portion of my childhood in the Pisetzner house and in Ira´s dental chair I came to know him as a kind and gentle soul with a funny laugh, particularly when he beat me at backgammon. With Sincere condolences to the family. Lisa

Dr. Ira was my dentist from the late 60´s thru the mid 80´s. Tho I was scared silly of dentists he always had a few jokes and always a calming attitude for me. Condolences to the family.

Ira & Barbara were my next door neighbors for a long time on Gower St. They were great people and I remember Ira as a gentle soul, soft-spoken and kind. Hey Paul, send me an e-mail. I would like to catch up.

So sorry to hear of your loss. Ira was a colleauge for many years. I will always remember his kindness, quick wit and most of all, beloved by his patients. May his memory be for a blessing.

Sending our love and prayers to the beautiful Pisetzner family who made our childhoods golden.

As our next door neighbors for years, Ira and Barbara were always thoughtful, friendly and caring. When my parents moved to Palm Springs, they unfailingly kept in touch via seasonal greeting cards. Considering the cultural differences between them, it was a sign of their spirit and humanity that they befriended, respected and showed constant kindness to one another. The world needs more people like the Pisetzners.