DR. HARVEY P. ROTHMAN

I came to know Dr. Rothman when I was an oncology sales representative calling on his office. During one of our business meetings, I volunteered to help him with the art work for a slide show he was preparing for an out-of-town meeting. As we worked together, creating his power point materials, we had a chance to meet casually on a couple of occasions. At the time, I knew many physicians who could be so pretencious and condescending to a mere drug rep. Harvey was always so kind and considerate. He reminded me that I had alot to offer. I really enjoyed his company. After he had successfully completed his lecture, he surprised me with an unexpected gift! The more important reward for my efforts was coming to know such a good man.

Dr. Rothman's participation on our board made us all better chapter board members. I thank him for his service.

I have known Harvey for about 12 years. During that time, I would interact with him on both a professional and personal level. I had so much fun giving private and group dance lessons to Harvey and Sheryl, and I DJd several parties for the family and his medical practice. Harvey was always so upbeat, personable, and funny! We used to joke around all the time when I would see him at WCC. Even after Harvey got sick, he still recognized me and remembered who I was, and I was always so moved by that!! My heart is breaking for Sheryl, her sons, and Graham! You will all be In my thoughts and prayers...

I had the pleasure of working with Dr. Harvey Rothman, it was a great pleasure . He was a great guy very pleasant to work for. I will surely miss him, he was a great man. Amy Gilbert(Stinger)

Although saddened with his passing, it brings me great joy to read about the wonderful and positive impact Dr. Rothman had on the community. I never did realize how many lives he touched.

Dr. Rothman was my uncle and had such a zeal and passion for everything. I will miss our conversations about life, the Phillies, the Eagles, but will always cherish the memories of LBI, barbecues, and good music. It just feels very strange not having my uncle here with us in physical form.

May G-d watch over Scott, Sara, Andrew, Graham, and most of all, my Aunt Sheryl who took great care of him over these last few years.

Harvey was my very first partner in the practice of Hematology and Medical Oncology at the University's School of Osteopathic Medicine from 1980-1990.We had many meaningful patient encounters and I could always rely on his knowledge and wisdom when we discussed mutual cases.In private practice, he continued to distinguish himself as a
complete physician. We all learned greater dimensions of Harvey today, through the eulogies beautifully and heartfeltly crafted by his sons Scott and Andrew and his brother Peter. Our respect is offered to Harvey, Cheryl and their family as they personally fought so gallantly against a disease, in many ways, more tragic even than those he and I fought during our association. Elaine and I send our most heartfelt condolences.

I worked with Harvey many years ago. I admired his professional skill and his sense of humor. He will be sorely missed my deepest sympathy to his family. Rest in peace friend. Deb C

It was an honor to have worked with Harvey in the Er in Berlin. His great sense of humor and skill as a Physician endeared him to us all. My deepest sympathy to the Rothman family.

My deepest sympathy to the Rothman family. I worked with Harvey in the ER years ago and admired his professional skill but most of all, I became his friend. He had the best sense of humor. When my dear grandmother became ill, he was her doctor and she loved him. He was admired by many. The world has lost a great person.

A long time ago I worked with Harvey in the ER. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. Ann King RN Berlin, NJ

It was an honor and privilege to serve with Harvey as a fellow board member at the Delaware Valley Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association. He was an inspiration, and will be sorely missed. May he be at peace...May all who knew and loved him be healed.

On behalf of our family at Juniper Village, we would like to extend our deepest sympathy. We are honored to be a part of his life and his extended family. You welcomed us with open arms and allowed us to give Doc the proper care and attention that he deserved. Sheryl, you will always be a part of the Juniper family. Thank you for all of your kind words and for the blessing of meeting your attentive family. You and Doc did an amazing job on raising those boys! What wonderful men they are. Sincerely, Maria, Leslie, Sandy, Mari Carroll, Teasha, Ellen, Raymond, Dennis, Carol and all of the caring staff at Juniper Village.

We met Harvey Rothman when he treated my husband for cancer. He will be in our thoughts and prayers. Our sympathy goes out to his family. He was a truly great person.
Roger and Lois Mauro and Family

My deepest sympathy to the family. Dr. Rothman treated my Mother over 20 years ago (2 times)and my Mother loved him. He always talked to her like she was his Mom, thoughtful and compassionate and when ever I had a question he would called back within an hour. He was a great doctor and person and will be missed.

Tony DiGirolamo

I have always had the utmost respect and admiration for Harvey both personally and professionally. He made his contribution to this world in so many ways...through his patients, friends and, most importantly, through his family. My sincere condolences to his family and to all that knew and loved Harvey.

Bob Aitken [Robert J. Aitken, D.O.]

I am so sorry to hear about the loss of Harvey. Know that my thoughts and sympathathy are with you and your family at this time of sorrow.

My sincere condolences to the Rothman family. Harvey was a blessing to have as a friend, doctor, colleague, and employer for many years. His compassion, intelligence, and wit is sorely missed in the South Jersey community. The Cangemi's shall keep all of you in our prayers and thoughts.

Lisa Cangemi, RN OCN