Roger E. Laubenheimer

Much belated condolences to the family on the passing of Dr. Roger Laubenheimer. My mother Mrs. Ruth Slomovitz took me to see Dr. Laubenheimer to treat various skin problems when I was a very young child growing up in Milwaukee and Wauwatosa 1946-1964 when I left home for college. I remember very well, his calm and warm nature and his handsome appearance. Both my mother and I thought he was very handsome and extremely kind. I still remember him to this day. May his memory be a blessing. ...

As a child through an adult, I'd see Dr. Laubenheimer. My mother was a nurse and highly recommended Dr. Laubenheimer. I was always grateful for his wisdom, genuine kindness and never, not once, talking down to me. He taught me a lot! I value his words to this day! Thank you Doctor!

Dr. Laubenheimer was a man of the highest integrity. He was truly a pioneer in his field, always striving to improve the status quo. Working with him was a wonderful learning and life experience. He was an inspiration to me and I was so very fortunate to have known him. My deepest heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. Laubenheimer and the entire family.

Dr Laubenheimer was a consumate physician and dermatologist. He was a gentle and caring gentleman. My condolence to your family. Dr Kathleen Stokes

Dear Laubenheimer Family,
When I learned today of Dr Laubenheimer's passing, all my memories from 42 years ago came forward. I was 13 in 1969 when he first became my doctor. He took care of me for 29yrs until he retired. Before he left his practice, he made sure my care would continue by someone like him and introduced me to Dr. Barbara Wilson who cares for me today. I don't know enough words to thank him properly for all he did for me during my very challenging life. But, I want all...

His cheerful hello always brought a smile to my face at the office. I feel honored to have worked for him and will never forget him. My regards to the entire family.

Carrie and Family -

Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. Roger will remain alive in your memories. Take care of each other.

Lucy Hantzsch

Dear Carrie and family,

I was saddened to learn of Roger's death. I didn't know him well, but I recognize movie-star handsomeness when I see it.

To be called to eternal rest during Lent is a sweet reminder that all will be well, that Jesus and the angels of heaven wait to greet us.

My sincerest sympathies to you and your family.

Betty Blank

Nancy, Brian, Mrs. Laubenheimer, Parker, Carson, McCall and family, our love and prayers are with you as you celebrate your beloved Father/ Husband/ Grandfather tomorrow. Nancy, when I think of your Father, I smile at the memory of your elegant Mom and Dad visiting you at college in their motor home 33 years ago when we were roommates at the beginning of our friendship. The tiny street, the giant RV and your Dad laughing while holding court as we all crowded in for a chuckle and chat. Your...