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for PAUL TANNENBAUM
Sheila Trichter
March 6, 2011
I am so sorry that Paul has passed away. It was much too soon.My sincere sympathy to his family and to Jane and her family.
Sheila Trichter
Perry Stevens an actor, who kindly took a pix with me one morning.
Maria Seguinot-Mize
March 4, 2011
Cynthia who worked with Dr's Gottsegen and Karabin's Asst.
Maria Seguinot-Mize
March 4, 2011
Marainella, came in and worked the front desk, a couple of yrs.
Maria Seguinot-Mize
March 4, 2011
Jo was the other Hygienist as was Nan, at Dr. T's and Dr. G's.
Maria Seguinot-Mize
March 4, 2011
Sandy was the one who kept things tight. She loved what she did, and did it well for Dr's. G and Dr. T.
Maria Seguinot-Mize
March 4, 2011
Nan G.- 1985 Worked at Gottesegen, Tannenbaum and Karabin's for many years.
Maria Seguinot-Mize
March 4, 2011
Maria and Kathy at Dr's Tannenbaum, Gottsegen and Karabin's office
Maria Seguinot-Mize
March 4, 2011
Dr. T. at 931 Fifth Ave.NYC.-1986
Maria Seguinot-Mize
March 4, 2011
On March 4, 2011 I received the most painful news I could have received today. My dear Dr. T. and Dr. G. have fallen asleep in death. I can't even put words together of how I feel.
I worked as an Asst. mainly for Dr. T, from Jan.1983 to July 1987, when I got married. But I never forgot Dr. T and Dr. G.
I appreciated Dr. T's gentleness and kindness towards us the staff, and more importantly his patients. Dr. G. was always wanting to teach, and he did it well. He was a true Scholar. He showed me how to position the O-Ring when taking x-rays, so it did not kill the patients mouth. LOL
I continued to keep in touch with Dr. T.,for Dr's like him you never forget.
I know his family must be in pain for their loss and emptiness, but what wealth of memories they have. For they were his life. He ALWAYS spoke of BOth his sons to our patients. ALways. So he was proud of them when young and I know he was proud of them in their adult yrs.
My heart is heavy, but my faith in the resurrection makes me find some comfort.
I will miss calling and talking with Dr.T., but he is now resting.
Ellen Pall
February 20, 2011
I am so very sorry, and shocked, to learn of Dr. Tannenbaum's passing. I was a patient for many years. His entrance into an examination room invariably brought a palpable gust of vitality with it, fueled not only by his own pleasure in the day, but by his zeal to meet the professional challenges and intricacies that particular patient was about to present. My thoughts are with his family and also with the capable and kind staff who shared his dedication.
ron ulrich
February 18, 2011
Paul was a great human being, a consumate professional, and a true friend.
February 15, 2011
Paul we will all miss you... your love, sincerity, and warmth will be missed!
February 11, 2011
Dr. Tannenbaum was the only one who could help me after some botch up gum surgery. I never had a problem again. He was very kind and gentle and was really a genius at his work. I will miss him. Jeanine Lissauer
February 10, 2011
Good Bye, Paul. I wish you hadn't left us. You will continue to live on in our thoughts and be missed by all of us who knew you.
February 10, 2011
I was a patient of Dr. Tannenbaum in recent years having come from Dr. Gottsegen as my initial periodontist. He was so caring and concerned. His quiet, almost shy demeanor belied his incredible expertise. I trusted him completely which is essential in my dentist. I will miss him very much and offer my deep condolences to his friends and family. Sheilah Goodman
Bill Mears
February 8, 2011
I was a patient for over 35 years. Not only did he touch my teeth many times he also touched my life almost as often! I join the many others who will miss him. And my sincerest condolences to all those who loved him.
February 8, 2011
I was a patient of Dr. Tannenbaum for many years and only knew him in that capacity. But he seemed like such a sweet, lovely man, so caring and interested. I sent my whole family to him. My elderly mother was extremely particular when it came to dentists and doctors--but after seeing him the first time, she said "now there's a real doctor." We will miss him. We send our sincerest condolences to his family who must feel the loss terribly. Elizabeth Ackerman
Everett Hancock
February 7, 2011
Paul was a friend and colleague who served with me on the American Board of Periodontology. He will be sorely missed by all who know him. His honest, straight-forward approach were appreciated by all. We have lost a good friend.
Laurie Lawrence
February 7, 2011
Paul was not only an amazing periodontist, but an inspiration in many ways. He loved life in all respects and his talent and joy of living was infectious. He will be sorely missed by all who's lives he touched over the years. His indominable spirit will remain with us always.
February 7, 2011
We are so sorry to hear about the sudden death of Paul. He was so full of life and will be missed.
Maxine & Paul Rosenberg
Kelly Tannenbaum
February 7, 2011
Jane, Helene, and Beth, may you feel the warm embrace we are sending to you from Denver. Paul will certainly be deeply missed from our family. He was a truly special soul and we wish we could have had more time with him. Bill Jr., Kelly, Autumn and Luke Tannenbaum
February 6, 2011
Jane, Thinking of you. May Paul's memory serve as a blessing. We also extend our sincerest condolences to all of Paul's family. Best, Bob Liebman and Elaine Friedman (Jane's cousins)
February 6, 2011
Jane,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your entire family.
Fondly,
Amy Rosenman
lourdes Suarez
February 6, 2011
Steve, Nina, Julia, Pablo and Fifi, We love you and are so sorry that you have lost your father and grandfather. We love you, Lourdes, Marissa, Katrina, Max and Zach
Susie & Gene Fitzer
February 6, 2011
Bye, Paul. Your unexpected, sudden death left a hole in our family and in our hearts. Love, Susie & Gene
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