Dr. Joseph Steiner

My deepest condolences. It's been some time since I talked to Joe, and was just calling him to ask about someone who has recently moved to Charlotte. Joe was a deep and dear friend. I'm just so happy to read that he got to see and love his grandchildren. I can only hope that you all have the greatest and happiest memories.

So very sorry to hear about his. I first met Joseph when I worked with his wife Renee in advertising, and soon after he became my dentist I was 21 years old. he remains so until I left Charlotte 14 years ago. He was always so very kind and loving to his family. He will be missed terribly love to all of you.

I am so sorry to learn of Dr. Steiner's death. He was my dentist for 20 years. I always looked forward to dental visits as I enjoyed talking to Dr. Steiner and hearing about his experiences. He was a wonderful dentist and human being.

I was so saddened to hear about Joe’s passing. He was not just our dentist, but a friend. I have fond memories of him. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. He will be missed and his memory will live on in your hearts.

Renee It's been some time since we last spoke. I will always remember Dr Steiner and you as very involved and inspiring people of our community. I'm reaching out to you and your family to share my condolences during this very difficult time. I would love to speak with you soon to share this will you personally. Fondly, Suzanne Parker

Dear Renee, Shara, Michelle, and family. My deepest condolences. I am so so sorry for your loss. I have such fond memories of you visiting NYC and us spending time together throughout the years. I also will always remember Joe's smile, and his incredible kindness. With much love and sympathy, Erica Soskin

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

I'm forever grateful to have crossed paths with Dr. Steiner. His influence has shaped my life in many ways. Dr. Steiner was my mentor for over 20 years. He was also my first employer in the dental industry and continued to support my love for dentistry over the years. Six years ago, he gave me the honor of caring for his dental family when he retired. I am reminded of him daily at the dental office through patient stories. He had a genuine laugh, caring heart, and was dedicated to his faith....

My condolence to the Steiner family. When I first met Joseph he was a true man to himself and others. He will be truly be missed by many. I was one of aunt Rosa caregivers. Blessings and love to each one of you. Sincerely, Selene Dover