Richard M Bennett

Great memories of Shabbos dinners and kindness. You are missed.

I am so sorry for the family's loss. May you find comfort through prayer and God's loving promise found at John 6:40.

We wish we had known him longer but so enjoyed the time we did have.

My earliest memories of Richard were way back when I was single and frequented Janice and Richard's Shabbos table on the Upper West Side. I always found Richard so hospitable, refined, articulate and truly an Ish Emet.

Years later, our family spent time with the Bennetts for a Shabbos in Tannersville and as Richard fondly chased is little boy Zevy to keep him safe, he looked up at my husband with a glimmer in his eye and a smile on his face and said, "I had a choice, and maybe I...

I first met Richard 30 years ago when he was in Los Angeles to meet Janice's family before asking her to marry. Richard was Mr. Calm and Collected although he later confided that he had actually been quite nervous (but nobody could tell). Within a year Julie and I travelled back to New York for the Gordon wedding and we picked up Richard and Janice and we all got out of the car to pose (and throw armfuls of) the Fall maple leaves in Englewood, New Jersey. Over the years the Bennett home has...

I am deeply saddened by the loss of Richard. He was a kind, thoughtful and compassionate man who connected with his patients in a very real and down to earth way. They valued his wisdom but also his fundamentally kind nature. He will be deeply missed by the members of the White Institute as well as the many people he helped through the years. I, personally, will miss conversing with him about clinical matters. It is a real and painful loss and my thoughts go out to Janice and his children as...

My sincere condolences for the loss of your loved one. May our creator the God of Abraham sustain you through this difficult time. He keeps those who pass away in his memory because they are precious in his eyes. May you also be comforted by these words found at Psalms 116:15