Dr. Robert George Grossman

I would like to offer my sincere condolences to Mrs. Grossman and family. I met Dr. Grossman after my first surgery in 1992. He stepped in to treat me after my previous doctor moved out of Houston. He was very happy for me after what we thought was going to be my last visit. However 15 years later, in 2007, we met again. He performed my second surgery and everything turned out great. I was truly blessed!! I continued to see him for check ups until he no longer saw patients. But I was...

2019 Dr. Grossman operating on my wife the surgeons where we live gave her no hope at all. He operated twice on her and she still living !! I am forever grateful for Dr. Robert Grossman for his kindness and tentative to My Wife. One operation was 10 hours and the next operation was 15 hours . Second operation I was waiting in the waiting room the OR nurse came out and he was really tired Dr. Grossman´s nurse Julely came out and she was really tired when he came out he was looking for another...

I am a neurosurgeon trained by Dr Grossman. He was a wonderful person and teacher. He was very kind to his patients and colleagues. He was extraordinarily bright (he was truly a genius) also had a great sense of humor. I will miss him and am eternally grateful for all he did for me. My condolences to his lovely wife and daughters.

I was deeply saddened to have heard of his passing he was a true mensch, operating on me 3 times and gave me 47 years when I was 22. He always treated me like I belonged to him. He was a true gentleman in every sense of the word. My deepest sympathy to all the family

Bob and my Bob (Gumnit) were best friends for life after being seated next to each other at Swarthmore in their freshman year. They were both much influenced in their careers from studying with Wolfgang Kohler and Hans Wallach and their research on physiological processes underlying perception; the two "Bob G's" both enjoyed one another's unusually sharp intellect, medical interests, and curiosity and sought advice and counsel from each other over decades; they were best men in each other's...

Dear Mrs. Grossman and family - I share a deep bond with Dr. Grossman, one I will never forget. When my son was 15 in 1982 and suffering from partial complex and petit mal seizures, we began a journey with Dr. Grossman. After having seizures since age 9, Dr. Grossman performed a very successful surgery on my son. First, there is God and then Dr. Grossman. He removed the lesion in his brain that was causing his seizures and was literally cured. Dr. Grossman was the kindest, caring,...

Mrs. Grossman and Family, I am saddened to hear of the passing of Dr. Grossman. I feel honored to have known him and to have worked with him as his secretary for 16 years. He was a leader that cared deeply for his family, his patients, the residents in his program, the faculty and his staff. He was the kindest and most caring person I have ever known. He will be remembered and missed by all who knew him. My deepest sympathy to all of you. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Natalie

With heartfelt sympathy on the loss of my dear friend and giant of a man who will be forever missed by all who knew him and loved him. May his family not suffer too much but celebrate his life for years to come with all the treasured stories of Bobs life.