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David Scher
May 5, 2008
I was trained as a medical student, resident, and served under Dr. Grob as Chief Medical Resident. In all my years of training (I went on to train in cardiology and cardiac electrophysiology), I never had a more inspiring nor enthusiastic teacher. He trained me in the Oslerian method that the patient is the best teacher via taking a history and physical examination. I thought of him today and 'googled' him only to sadly come across his recent obituary..his legacy is the medical lives he touched and excited.
Steve Brozinsky
April 25, 2008
I trained at Maimonides from'72-'75. Who can ever forget Dr. Grob's squinting his eyes as he palpated a patient's radial pulse and predicted the actual blood pressure within a few millimeters! He was a gentle man and a gentleman and a wonderful role model.
Bonnie and David Rubin
April 12, 2008
Dear Grob Family,
We were saddened to hear the passing of your dear father. May you be nourished by good memories and may easier days lie ahead.
Bonnie and David Rubin
(friends of Susan and Louis)
Leonard Fishman
April 3, 2008
I was a patient of Dr. Grob who was diagnosed with Myasthenia Gravis.
I owe my life to this kind and caring man. God bless him in heaven.
Leonard M. Fishman
Roseville, Ca.
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The Kruskal Family
April 1, 2008
We are all very sorry to hear about the passing of our dear neighbor and friend. May your wonderful memories bring all of you comfort in your time of sorrow.
Martin Neschis
March 30, 2008
I was one of Dave's straight medical interns when he arrived from Johns Hopkins in 1958 to become Maimonides Hospital's Chief of Medicine. I was later privileged to serve as a Chief Resident in Medicine under Dave. He was a wonderful teacher and human being and much of what I later became in Medicine I could attribute to Dave.
Martin Neschis, M.D.
New York
Karen and Clay Phillips
March 26, 2008
We have been fortunate to hear many loving stories about Dr. Grob from his daughter and son-in-law and our close friends, Susan and Lou, during the past twenty plus years. We would like to express our deepest sympathy and heartfelt condolences to the family. Please know we are thinking of you.
Robert Goldberg Donna-Lynn Trichon
March 25, 2008
Please know that our caring thoughts are with you during this time of sorrow.
Steve and Sharon Ury
March 25, 2008
We were privileged to know Dave and be a part of his loving family. He has given so much to all and we will remember him always with love in our hearts. May the thoughts and prayers of all who loved him comfort your family.
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