1938
2023
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Dr. David Zersen
October 4, 2024
Hard to believe that our ties go back 80 years. We stayed in touch through high school and then went our separate ways, but neither of us could have imagined how academe would snare us and lead us to our truths. We still made occasional contacts in recent years, celebrating the roots that nourished us.
Betty Dahlberg
August 26, 2024
I was thinking about Dr. Bienfang this evening and looked to see what he was doing in retirement in Lincoln when I learned that he passed late last year. He was my favorite doctor because he found a way to stop horrible pain I had in my eye which made my life so much more enjoyable.
Please Rest in Peace Dr. Bienfang. I as well as my husband, will never forget you.
Betty Dahlberg
August 26, 2024
I just read this obituary this evening while looking to see how my favorite doctor, Dr. Don C. Bienfang was doing in retirement. I was sorry to read that he had passed away, but at the same time, happy that he is at peace. I have been married to my husband nearly 57 years, so know at this point in our lives we might now stay here for long. He was the best doctor, wonderful man, and caring person I had ever known. Rest in Peace Dr. Bienfang.
Gary Borodic,MD
June 19, 2024
Dear Family and Friends of Don Bienfang MD,
I recently learned of Dr. Bienfang's passing earlier this year and was deeply saddened by the news. He was not only a memorable teacher and mentor but also a kind-hearted physician and surgeon. During his tenure as acting director of Neuro-ophthalmology at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, I had the privilege of working alongside him as a fellow, balancing my responsibilities in plastic surgery.
Dr. Bienfang stood out for his gentle demeanor and engaging personality, which brightened the atmosphere for everyone around him. His approach to medicine was marked by curiosity and an open mind, setting a commendable example for his younger colleagues. I have fond memories of our trip to the World Neuro-Ophthalmology Meeting in Antwerp many years ago, where his humor and supportive nature shone among colleagues. His encouragement during my first presentation at an international meeting made a significant impact on me, making both studying and working alongside him a true pleasure.
Though I regret not maintaining closer contact with Dr. Bienfang later in my career, I will always cherish his memory and the example he set. Please accept my deepest condolences on your loss. Know that Dr. Bienfang's contributions to the world, both professionally and personally, have left an enduring mark.
Sincerely,
Gary Borodic, MD
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