Harold Brody

To the Brody Family,

It is with the fondest of memories and tremendous gratitude that I will remember your dad. He greatly influenced my career both as a teacher and mentor, giving me a start as a graduate student in the Anatomy Department, later as a medical student and as an adjunct faculty member. I know that I am but one of the countless hundreds of students he personally guided and supported.

With much affection for a truly great teacher and friend,

Richard A. Smith, MD, PhD (Anatomy)
Chief of Pathology
Sturdy Memorial Hospital
Attleboro, MA 02703

To the Brody family:
I was very sorry to hear about the passing of your father. He exemplified the the meaning of Physician and Scholar. When in Buffalo , I would stop to visit him at the Medical School ,his door was always open. Thus he was friend and mentor to dental students as well as medical students at UB. He will truly be missed but not forgotten. He will be in my daily prayers.

David, Bonnie, & family...
Sorry to hear of your loss. No matter how long life goes on, when it ends it still seems too soon. My prayers are with you all. May God bless.

As a member of the Emeritus faculty group it was my great joy and pleasure to listen, discuss and enjoy your dad. We would leave the meeting and continue our conversation in the parking lot, occasionally in the rain which neither of us noticed. He was a great teacher and a wonderful friend to us all. I will sorely miss him and will keep him in my prayers.

Brody Family,

I was fortunate to know Dr. Brody from my work in the medical school. He is probably the most kind and gracious man I have ever had the opportunity to meet.

The medical school will never be the same and I'll miss seeing him in the halls....

BRODY FAMILY,
We suffered a great loss, but he will never be forgotten. Great teachers are rare and he was outstanding. My deepest sympathy.

To the Brody family: Please acccept my deepest sympathies for the loss of your father and grandfather. It was a true pleasure to have known him. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

We were sorry to hear about the passing of your father. We will keep you in our prayers.

Dave, Bonnie, and all of the Brody familY: We are so saddened to hear of your loss. Harold was the quintessential "gentleman and scholar" whose graciousness and generosity were felt by all who knew him. He will be greatly missed!
Love and condolences from the Purcells

He taught me anatomy,we were classmates in Med School, and shared PT after both of us had neurosurgery in 1989. Always a gentleman.

The University at Buffalo Biomedical STEP Program high school students both present and past are keeping you in their prayers.

I was and will always be in awe of his passion, talent and dedication to his work and his family. He taught us the meaning and importance of education, patience and meticulous attention to detail. I remember walking through the halls of Buffalo General Hospital with my father-in-law and it was like walking with a famous movie star. I am proud, honored and grateful to have had him in my life.

Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.

Please accept our deepest sympathies on the loss of Dr. Brody.

Sincerely,

Dr. Gary Byrd and the staff of the Health Sciences Library, University at Buffalo.

As a member of the class of 1974 at SUNY at Buffalo Medical School, I always remember all the things Dr. Brody taught me in class. I know he is now in heaven, resting in the loving arms of God.
Elaine Marie Bukowski, MD, JD, FCLM

Dave and Family,
I am sorry for your loss of your Dad. You are in my prayers at this time.

Harold was a marvelous teacher and a gracious man. He was my teacher almost 40 years ago, but always remembered me when we met or talked. I called him annually for his UJF gift, which he graciously provided.
He will be missed, but fondly remembered