Dr. Stephen A. Goldstein

Dr. Goldstein was my doctor when I broke my neck and paralyzed my vocal cords. He saved me byrestoring my voice. I am a singer. The first time I met him he had me yodel with the camera up my nose, then he had to take a call from his Rabbi as he was getting married soon. Through the years whenever I needed the best ENT in the land, I called Dr. Goldstein. Today was such an occasion...A And when I called I got the sad news. I've been crying all afternoon. I hope his family and friends can find...

Our deepest sympathies go out to the family. We are saddened by the loss of such a warm hearted and caring person.
Rick & Liz

I met Stephen on a flight to Atlanta. I realized immediately that he was a warm and kind soul. We became friends. Talked often about anything and everything. We got together ocasionaly, but, not often enough. I feel so honored to have known Stephen. Let me tell you, this place called Earth will not be a better place without Stephen. Condolences to Melanie and their dear team of young wonderful children.

My deepest sympathies to my Dad's friend Karen and the entire family for the loss of her son, Stephen. May time bring only the best of memories and peace to you all.

Steve was a real mensch. He was an excellent surgeon and a great guy. We met several times in the doctor's lounge at UMC, and I used to see him at the gym recuperating from his various surgeries. We shared the same last name, and we both were from Buffalo, N.Y. I want to share my sincerest condolences to Melanie and the boys and hope that time will mitigate their loss.

All my sympathy goes out to the Goldstein family. It was my honor and privilege to have worked with Dr. Goldstein at UMC. He was an exceptional doctor and an even better person. I was blessed to have known him.

I am shocked beyond belief to hear of Dr. Goldstein's death! He repaired my lip to perfection after a dog took a quarter of it off. To this day, nobody can tell. I am saddened beyond belief, I always joked with him that I was keeping him on retainer! My heartfelt condolences to his family and patients. We have lot a fabulous plastic surgeon. All my love to him, Trudy Jacobson, UA College of Medicine retiree.