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Stephen Singer Obituary

_57, of Mendon died April 28, 2007 at home with his family after a heroic, year long battle with brain cancer. He was the husband of Marcy Urban Singer for 35 years and the father of Megan Singer and Ellis Singer. Dr Singer practiced general dentistry in Blackstone, Massachusetts for twenty-eight years and was the owner of Blackstone Valley Dental Associates. Born in Brooklyn, NY, he was the son of Paul and Geraldine (Behrman) Singer and grew up in Valley Stream, NY. He attended Carnegie-Mellon University in Pittsburgh where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics, met and married his wife, Marcy. He attended the State University of New York Dental School at Stony Brook and after graduating worked briefly on the Navajo Indian reservation in Monument Valley, Utah. Dr. Singer practiced dentistry with the National Health Service Corps in West Virginia for several years before associating with his practice in Blackstone. He and his family lived, in Uxbridge for thirteen years prior to their move to Mendon in 1993. Dr. Singer was devoted to his wife and daughters and much loved by his BVDA staff and patients. In addition to his wife and daughters he leaves his parents Paul and Geraldine Singer of Valley Stream, NY; a sister Meryl and her husband Michael of Brooklyn, NY; a brother Eric of New York City; his mother-in-law Ora Urban of Ware; and nieces Eliza Hittman and Julie Hittman Lansky and husband Jared of New York City. Visiting hours will be held on Thursday, May 3, 2007 from 5-8 PM in the Buma Funeral Home at 101 North Main St. (Rte. 122) in UXBRIDGE. A memorial service at the Singer home and graveside ceremony at Swandale Cemetery in Mendon will be private. In lieu, of flowers, donations in Dr. Singer's memory may be made to the Brain Tumor Society, 124 Watertown Street, Watertown, MA 02472 (www.tbts.org) www.bumafuneralhome.com

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Published by Boston Globe on May 1, 2007.

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Rich Roberti

November 1, 2007

I just found out about Dr Singer's passing. I am in my 50s and had Dr Singer, as my dentist since I was about 33. He always had great patience with me and his bedside manner was always pleasant and upbeat.
He also helped find I had a problem with chronic high blood pressure, which probably helped save my life and immediately transported me to the proper Doctor for treatment.
My heartfelt sympathy goes out to his family, friends and all patients.

Mark Drapeau

May 10, 2007

To the family of Dr. Singer - and co-workers. You have my deepest sympathies. I have been one of his many satisfied patients for a long while. I have been bringing my children to him, and they all loved him - but my son with Autism would never have be visiting the dentist's office if it hadn't been for Dr. Singers gentle caring manner. He had a special way of dealing with my son that I will always cherish, and he had the patience of a saint. Please find some comfort in knowing that he used his gift to help others in a way that perhaps nobody else could.

God bless.

Jaymes Alvarez

May 8, 2007

My condolences go out to you for your loss. Dr. Singer was the best dentist I ever had, and I'll never forget him. He's seen me grow up my entire life! I've had him for a dentist since I was 10 yrs old and I'm 27 now, so that's a long time. He was a good man and a very respected dentist. He will be sorrowly missed. Once again, I give my condolences for your loss from everyone in the Alvarez Family.

Myrah Alvarez

May 8, 2007

I cannot find the words to express my deepest and sincere sympathy to both the Singer and Urba families. I had the pleasure of working with Dr. Singer as a part-time evening employee and from then on, I became his patient along with my 4 sons who are now grown adults. The laughter and smiles you brought to us in time of fear and anxiety will never be forgotten. You brought smiles and sunshine to many who knew you. You will forever be missed. Rest in Peace, Dr. Singer and we all will see you again.

Tarra (Thompson) Staples

May 1, 2007

My words can't express the sadness for the loss of Dr. Stephen Singer. He was not only my dentist, but he was my dentist since I was 4 years old, he was a friend of the family, my mother's employer- in which she loved dearly, and my own personal Physical Science tutor, while I was in college. He had a brillant way of teaching, which allowed me to succeed in my college course. His help is something I'll always remember. Rest in Peace Dr. Singer. Your smiling face will be greatly missed.

Karen McCarthy

May 1, 2007

My deepest sympathies to Marcy and the girls. I will never forget the years I worked for Dr. Singer, he was a true friend/mentor to me during my crazy youth. I will always remember his bright smile and all the laughs we shared.
He was a superb Dentist as well as a superb person. He will be missed deeply my all.
I am so happy I knew him.
Karen (Mulcahy) McCarthy

Ruth Hensley

May 1, 2007

Im so sorry for your loss. He treated me like part of the family and I will always remember his kindness. He will truely be missed.

Anastasi Magnitskaia

May 1, 2007

My thoughts and prayers with your wonderful family.

Brendon Stellman

May 1, 2007

Condolences from the Stellman family. Steve will be remembered fondly and missed tremendously.

Celena Sackal

May 1, 2007

I want to thank Dr. Singer for giving me the opportunity to work with him and his amazing office. He was truly a diamond in the rough. You will be remembered as a dotor with compassion,drive and understanding. I truly looked up to you as a mentor. Peace be with you Dr. Singer. Love, Celena Sackal

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