Martin D. Jaffe M.D.

Just saw this notice and will share the sad news with my mother. We lost my father, Dr. Jim Fenton, to cancer in Nov. 2014 so I understand how painful to lose a parent. My deepest sympathy to Mrs. Jaffe, Craig, Brian, and the entire Jaffe family.

So sorry to hear of Marty’s passing. My prayers go out to you a Ruth
Focus on the many many good memories of your time together . Dee Dee W

I was honored to work with doctor during one of his experiments (studies) at Samaritan Hospital in the 70’s. He was always appreciative, thankful and kind. I will always love the memory of being part of his discovery!

Dear Jaffe Family, Please accept the sincerest of sympathies on the passing of Dr. Jaffe from Nina DeRosia’s Family. He took such good care of her and was so very kind to her for many, many years. He will be remembered with true genuine fondness and appreciation. May your family be comforted, strengthened and encouraged by our sweet reflection, affection and prayers. You were blessed and we were blessed to know him.
Most Sincerely,
Sandra DeRosia Coyer

So very sorry for your loss Jaffe family. I will never forget the love you bestowed on me in my younger years. I was so very blessed to have known each and everyone of you. I am forever grateful for the positive impact you had on my life. You taught me so much about loving, sharing, and caring for family and friends. Will always hold you in my fondest memories. With deep love and gratitude. Marcia Bissonette Forster

Ruth,
I am sorry for you loss.
Reading how your husband loved to learn and share knowledge makes me understand your love of books and the interesting books you pick to share. What a joy for the two of you to find each other.
Patricia Calahan (Book Club Member)

A wonderful person with a well lived life. My sympathies to the family.

When I worked at the hospital, many years ago, it was always a pleasure to see Dr. Jaffe. He always greeted people with a big smile and encouraging, “Hello, how are you?”

I have fond memories of Dr Jaffe and his nurse Mary Ellen. He was a very kind and intellectual man, and my doctor from the age of 12 through college years until I moved away from Bay City.
My sympathies to his family.