Barry Einhorn

My three siblings and I were all patients of Dr. Einhorn back in the 70´s. He was kind, gentle and funny - all of which mattered greatly to a kid in a dentist´s chair. My condolences to the family.

Lois, Wendy and entire family: Barry was a mensch of the highest magnitude. The Einhorns were the Jews we strived to become. My own beloved Yaakov, died in April. Barry was a gentle man, giving, tolerant of the less observant among us. He welcomed us wholeheartedly to the shul. We do not see such inspiration, devotion, open hearted kindness often. We saw this and so much more in Barry. Kaddish and mitzvot shall be offered for the elevation of his soul. May his memory be a blessing.

My sincerest condolences to the Einhorn Family on the loss of Barry. He was an Icon, a sweet, kind, gentle man. I would only see him once or twice a year, however Barry always left an impression on me. Always have a compliment of a way of making someone feel special.

I enjoyed his stories, insight humor and adored his love for Lois. Such an admirable person, I will forever think of Barry and use his as a guide, to care for others as he did. Barry truly made a difference in people´s lives. His life speaks for itself, then, now and into the future.



Jon Tiger