Dr. Samuel Eden

Terry- I am shocked to read in the Cleveland Jewish News that Sam has died. I knew Sam in high school and then, of course, reconnected with you and Sam when we were all brand new parents in Cleveland.

I am very sorry to read this sad news.

Sincerely,

Terry, it has been difficult for me to come to terms with the loss of Sam as at one time, I was close with you and your family and look back on those days with fondness. I think what I remember most about Sam was his easy going nature and his willingness to be a friend. I will miss Sam very much and can only hope that you and the kids will stay strong during this difficult time.

I only knew Sam slightly from years ago at Dunwoody Medical Center butI was saddened to learn of his passing, even more so after reading of all the wonderful things he did. This is not the kind of person we need to lose. May all his family be comforted among the mourners of Jerusalem and Zion.

The Czuper family has known the Eden Family for over 20 years. We have shared a lot of life cycle events. Sam was knowledgeable in so many areas and always liked to excel in whatever he did. Sam always had an opinion and was eager to share it. He was a good friend and was always there when you needed him. We will miss him. Our hearts and prayers go out to the entire Eden Family. We mourn with you but also hope to share many more life cycle events with you in the future. We are your friends...

To have known Sam for such a short time and only through our business relationship I had gained a great respect for his concern and his desire to take the correct action in any situation. It is a great loss to many people. My prayers are for his family and friends. For their support and care during this time.

I think that what I remember most about Sam Eden was the unparalled brilliance he brought to all of his myriad interests, whether it be medicine, or music, or art, or cuisine, or religion. He was a man of exceptional talents and approached life with verve and gusto. Nothing was too daunting for him to pursue. I was fortunate to be a teacher for three of the Eden's children, which is how I came to know and cherish them. May G-d grant his family the strength they will require in the days ahead....

I was shocked and terribly sad upon hearing that Dr. Eden had passed away I feel like I've lost a member of my family. I met Dr. Eden in 1988 when he hired me to work in his medical practice he taught me so much and helped me so much over 13 years. He attended my wedding and offered to walk me down the ilse when my uncle was late comming. I loved him dearly. My prayers are with Terry and kids stay strong. Love Sharon.

My prayers are with Dr. Eden's family and my heart goes out to them. He was a wonderful physician, one of a kind. He had a very caring heart and he showed it to his patients often. I should know. I saw him every day for seven years, and he always gave me hope, regardless of my ability to pay. His kind of compassion is so rarely seen these days. He will be sorely missed by all those whose lives he touched with his unconditional kindness. I was deeply saddened when I received the news on Sunday...

Mrs. Eden,
Dr. Eden saved my life in 1987 from my first asthma attack and continued to treat myself, my husband, my sons, and my mother-in-law until 1997 when we moved to Dahlonega. We had many conversations about the violin, your adopted children (I am also adopted - I am now 59 years of age)and life in general. We had so much respect for him and his genuine love and care he gave people. We are deeply sorry to hear of his death.

Carol King