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Memories and Condolences
for Fred Kazlow
Teresa Sutton
March 16, 2022
I miss Dr Kazlow. I think of him often. He was a fixture
downtown, He was a kind, caring person. There will
never be another Dr Kazlow.
Susan Heller
March 16, 2021
Fred and Gloria will always be close to my heart. They were our best friends ever and memories of our times with them are dear.
Susan Heller
March 22, 2019
Haskell and I loved Freddie and Gloria. When they visited Cleveland, Fred enjoyed going to Little Italy to purchase ingredients for his gourmet cooking, going to Blossom Center for a classical symphony or just reminiscing about the old days and discussing the future, Dear friends - sorely missed - bit alive in my memories. Best wishes and love to Susan, Gary and Jody.
Yassmin Parsaei
September 1, 2011
We Miss You Dr. Kazlow.
Virginia Patterson
November 15, 2010
I am saddened that I only recently found out about the loss of Dr. Kazlow. He was a wonderful man and dentist. I have been a patient of his for 20+ years, and after I was married, my husband and children also became patients of Dr. Kazlow. My boys loved going to see him and getting a balloon with a mint-floss string attached. We will all miss him. I also loved hearing stories about his children, wife and grandchildren, and will never forget thinking he was the best grandfather in the world, hearing about the treasure hunts he would create for his grandchildren and how he took them to the fire station to visit with doughnuts for the fire fighters. He will be missed by all. Our thoughts and prayers to his family.
Susan Driscoll Wigginton
November 9, 2010
I just learned of Dr. Kazlow's passing. It saddens me greatly to know of his passing so late that I was unable to come and show my respect for him. I met Dr. Kazlow many years ago when I drove for Airborne Express. I had dental problems, and he was ready to help me at a moments notice. With my work load and the long hours I had to put in to take care of my children on my own, he made the time to see me when I had a moments time. He would even put me in the chair to check me out while I was picking up packages he was sending out! Through the years, I brought my children as well as my siblings to Dr. Kazlow. They all found what I found in him. A caring compassionate man who truely loved his profession. I had always been afraid of dentists, but he showed me that I had no reason to fear him.
I went to work at a dollar store later in life, and I was so surprised to see the kind face of Dr. Kazlow walk thru the doors one day. Imagine my surprise! I was so happy to see him! He was buying balloons and such for the kids that came to see him. So very thoughtful!
I only saw one time when Dr. Kazlow wasnt being cheerful. That was when his wife got sick. He was so worried about her! I could tell he loved her with all his soul. That made me love him as my dentist even more. Here was a man who loved what he did for his living. Loved those people he gave beautiful smiles to, but loved his partner in life with every fiber of his being. I earned a new respect for him that day.
Everytime he came into the dollar store, I would ask after Mrs. Kazlow. He loved her so much, and it warmed my heart that here was a love story that was lifelong.
There could never be another dentist as Dr. Kazlow. He showed everyone who came in contact with him, that here was a man among men.
To the Kazlow family..Im so sorry for your loss. Your father, husband, grandfather, uncle..was a wonderful human being. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. The world lost a beautiful soul..and God brought home a bright star to sit with him.
May God give you the strength to endure the loss and comfort you with beautiful memories a great man.
Yassmin Parsaei
August 11, 2010
My family misses Dr. Kazlow very much and wishes the best for his family throughout this tough time. I don't think there is anyone in the world that can say anything negative about him. He was such an amazing man and a wonderful doctor. We will miss him very much.
May 23, 2010
Dr. Fred C. Kazlow
Beloved Husband, Father, Grandfather, Dentist, and Friend
Our beloved father will be missed. He was a humble, kind, gentle, compassionate and extremely creative human being -- A Man Among Men.
He was a dentist, who believed that, “attached to every tooth was a person” and he always tried to get to know that person. He was a story writer, a furniture and jewelry maker, a teller of funny stories with a warm sense of humor, a tireless driver, who visited family and friends, an outstanding chef and baker, and a grandfather who helped give his grandchildren the most unique birthday parties!!
He always said that everyone wears an invisible sign across their chest that says: “I’m important.” Hence, he always made an effort to make everyone
around him feel that they were special. He was a patient listener, who then gave good and helpful advice.
Dad, you and your office at the corner of Liberty and Bull streets were, and forever will be, a Savannah landmark. We know you will always be there in spirit leaning over the balcony, contently looking down at the passersby, while smoking your trademark cigar.
We will cherish your memory forever.
Your Devoted Children: Susan and Lance, Gary and Lauren, Jodi and Grandchildren - Sam, Dave, Mariah and Arielle
David Gottesman
May 23, 2010
I always looked forward to visits with Uncle Fred, as I could count on a trove of great stories and jokes, lovingly prepared food, and a lot of attention. I remember in particular one visit to Savannah where Uncle Fred made a special trip to the grocery store so he could make a "NY style" onion/lox/egg white omelet for me.
Even though we did not have a direct linear relationship on the family tree, when I was with Uncle Fred, I felt like one of his grandchildren. And from the stories and photos, I know how much he loved and enjoyed Sam, Dave, Mariah, and Arielle, as well.
I take comfort in knowing that anytime we share a good joke or a good meal, Uncle Fred's legacy lives on -- especially if we brush our teeth afterward.
Dick Bauer
May 13, 2010
I've known Dr. Kazlow for 37 years, both as his patient and his good friend. He was a great and unselfish caregiver. No matter how busy he was on any given day of the week, he always found time to give me a quick phone call, to see how I was doing. I will sorely miss him and his companionship. It is a great loss to all his friends and family.
God bless you Fred, and I pray for you every day.
Guy Fedak
April 30, 2010
My Family and I have been blessed to have know Dr. Kazlo. He has been our family dentist and a personal friend for over 10 years. He will be missed.
April 28, 2010
BIlly Hughes
April 24, 2010
I'm one of many of Dr. Kazlow's patients who admired and trusted him, and will miss him greatly, both as a doctor and as a friend. I"m so sorry to hear he's gone.
Billy Hughes
Asheville, NC
Danette Tillis
April 20, 2010
My prayers are with you during your lost.He was our dentist for over 15 years.He always made you feel special when you were there in his office.He will be sadly missed.
Bernard Carson
April 18, 2010
How we miss our brother Fred. We spoke every day - he called us or we called him, but we always communicated. We even exchanged jokes long-distance (most of the really funny ones were his). We shared a love of good eating, and exchanged recipes and even food. Fred was concerned with our health and welfare and made us feel as if we lived next door, although we were almost 1,000 miles apart.
Fred also made us realize the importance of family and good friends. He was constantly on the road, visiting his brothers and their families, cousins, and old dear friends. Through Fred and because of Fred, we actually were able to reconnect with long last friends from our early days.
We treasured his trips north to see us, despite the deepest snowstorms and a journey of at least 15 hours each way. While we will miss him forever more, we know how we lucky were to have Fred in our lives.
Brother Bernie, Bernice, Andrea, and Debbie
Sam Friedland
April 18, 2010
Dear Grandpa,
I am not sure where to begin so I will just start with my first memory. I remember a series of birthday parties that I had in my early childhood. The one in particular was a pirate party, and you were the lead pirate. Your time and creativity that went into this party and so many after was one of the fundamental pinnacles of my childhood. More now then ever, I am able to realize how much these meant to me, and how much of yourself you put into these events. You made me feel like the most special person in the world, and I know that what you were saying with each cake, party idea, and costume is that you loved me and wanted me to be happy. What I didn’t know then is that this creativity and caring for the happiness of others was entrenched in every facet of your life. There is not a person that you have met that has not been touched by you. Whether you patients, friends, family, or just an acquaintance, you made everyone feel like the most special person in the world. In a world that I am always finding more hateful and harsh, you were a bright beacon of love and compassion.
I can remember when you came to Atlanta and brought with you our first computer. I was ill and you picked me up in your lap and made me read the entire instructional manual cover to cover. You did this because you wanted me to improve my ability to read. You had a strong value for education and taught me that with hard work and perseverance I could accomplish anything. You didn’t accept failure as an option, and you didn’t allow me to think that I could fail. You believed in me before I had faith in myself, and it is because of your caring nature and love that I have been able to succeed in so many aspects of my life. My only wish is that you could have been there for my graduation that you worked so hard to make possible.
I am losing a piece of my heart today. Grandpa you are one of the most noble, compassionate, and loving people I have ever known. It is with the greatest sadness that I write to you one last time. I wish I could have said goodbye and told you that I love you one last time. There is so much else that I wanted you to teach me. You will remain in my heart and thoughts forever.
Your Loving Grandson,
Sam
April 16, 2010
Our prayers are with the family,Dr.Kazlow has been our family Dentist for over 26 years. Dr. Kazlow will really be missed by our family. Rose Barrs & Family
teresa sutton
April 14, 2010
I still see Dr Kazlow's sign
outside his office&expect him
to walk outside to smoke a cigar
at any moment. He was an institution &
there will never be anyone like him. I
really miss you, Dr Kazlow.
teresa sutton
Jan and Robert Meyer
April 13, 2010
The world has lost a great man - our prayers are with the family - we have been patients of "Dr. Painless" for 17 years - my special prayers are with you - this breaks our hearts.
God Bless -
Bobby and Jan Meyer
April 13, 2010
So sorry for your loss. Dr. Kazlow treated me and my family for over 36 years. Such a dear and kind man. Will miss him terribly. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Harris & Barbara Flanders and family
Garden City, GA
Leah Gross
April 12, 2010
With deepest sympathy. Dr. Kazlow took care of me as a little girl and my entire family. He even gave my father a discount as I had 32 cavities when I was 10 years old. He will be missed. He was a very soft spoken kind man.
Leah Kaminsky Gross
Linda Thrift
April 6, 2010
I was a patient of Dr K. for about 6 years. He was a very kind and considerate man in all of our dealings. I miss him and wish his family a pleasant healing process.
April 3, 2010
I SOLD DR. FRED HIS LEXUS. MY PARENTS MORRIS & HILDA ROBINOWICH (MAY THEY REST IN PEACE WITH DR. FRED) ME ,MY WIFE ,THREE SIBLINGS & MY THREE CHILDREN, PHILLIP, HAHNA, & SAMUEL, ALL WERE PATIENTS, FRIENDS & LOVED DR. FRED,IHAVE LOST A VERY IMPORTANT PERSON IN MY FAMILY JEFFREY & CHARLENE ROBINOWICH BLUFFTON S.C.
April 1, 2010
You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Chuck and Pearl Hendley and family
April 1, 2010
You are in my thoughts and prayers,
Kathleen Eason
Judy and Richard Cotler
March 30, 2010
Dear Susan, Jodi and Gary,
It is still very hard to comprehend the loss of your dear father.We so looked forward to spending time with him on every visit to Savannah. He was without question the most appreciative dinner guest ever!!!!!!! He was truly one of a kind. His devotion to his family, friends and patients was a shining example of his incredible character. We are truly grateful for the time we spent with him and will miss him terribly, as we know you will.
With much love,
The Gravley's Raymond,Julia,Wendi,& Heather
March 29, 2010
Dr.Kazlow was such a kind,generous,and compassionate man. He always asked about you and your family and was truly interested. There won't be another man or dentist like him. May his family take solence knowing he was loved and respected by so many. We will truly miss him!
Tamsen Christensen
March 29, 2010
Dr. Kazlow was a gentleman with a generous heart and a gentle spirit. Clark and I always enjoyed visiting with him at his office on the corner of Liberty & Bull... Stop by an art gallery, visit the smoke shop, and chat on his steps on a Saturday afternoon. His corner of the world was a GREAT one because of him! We will miss him terribly. Our heartfelt sympathies to the Friedland family and the Kazlow family.
Douglas Howell
March 29, 2010
Dr.Kaslow will truly be missed but not forgotten. As a kid growing up on the Carolina side of the river I will always remember through the 70's and 80's crossing the bridge going into Savannah and looking down at the city having my mom say there's his office right down there.Never were there any nervice moments in his office. It always seemed as though he was someone in your family who just worked on teeth. A very kind soul who will be truly missed as if someone removed river street from savannah's water front. To this day when I cross the bridge going into Savannah I always look down and think about Dr. Kaslow.He was and always will be a part of my life and I am sure many others.
Linda Davis
March 25, 2010
Dr.Kazlow you will truly be missed .I knew him only about 4 years but he was the best dentist that i ever had.He was a very nice, kind, and sweet person.He would always make you laugh.I know i will never find another dentist as good as him. I offer my condolences to the kazlow family and i will keep you in my prayers. The Davis Family
Robert & Susan Zuccarini
March 24, 2010
Dr. Kazlow was my dentist for 46 years, I am now 55. Thru out my life I could never understand why some people were so afraid to go to the dentist. I had the best and most gentile of all. He was also a friend to our family and my parents. We'll miss you Dr. Kazlow.
March 24, 2010
I have serviced Dr. Kazlow for the past six years as his mailperson on Liberty Street. He has been as kind and nice to me then til the very last time I saw him.. I am sad to see him gone. He told a few jokes every now and then, offered me several powered donuts (while he knew I was on a diet!), and was just an all around good guy. And what dentist do you know ALWAYS has sweets???? I always left his office everyday with a 'be good Dr. Kazlow', he had no idea just how good I thought he was to me. I'm gonna miss him very much......Nicole James, Mail Lady
Anatole Karmen
March 24, 2010
Freddie and I first met in Sept. 1952 as Freshmen at NYU College of Dentistry. That's 58 years ago. Both our last names started with the letter "K" so we sat near each other in all the classes and lectures.
We immediately knew we liked each other and have been friends ever since. Two weeks ago Freddie drove down to Florida to spend the weekend with me and we had a wonderful time. When my Wife died last November Freddie was my pillar of strength as anyone who knew him can underatand. We spoke on the phone and over the internet daily and His warmth always came thru. He was my good friend and I will miss Him every day. My deepest sympathy to Gloria and His entire loving Family. Good bye my friend. Toley
Dr. Anatole I. Karmen DDS FAGD
Jeff Perlman
March 24, 2010
We have truly lost one of the good ones in Freddie Kazlow. He was family to me, one of the kindest people I have ever meet, selfless beyond measure, never an unkind word, always putting others needs before his. Knowing him made me a better person. You filled Heaven & Earth (especially Savannah) with smiles uncle Freddie! Never to be forgotten...ever.
jack & nancy allen
March 24, 2010
Dr.Kazlow was a wonderful dentist and a Great Friend. Im so Thankful to have known him for the past 40 years. You will be Greatly missed. To his children and Grandchildren, my prayers are with you, I feel as though I know you from all the pictures and stories Dr. Kazlow would tell.
teresa sutton
March 24, 2010
The last movie Dr. Kazlow wanted to
see was "Bright Star". Now when I look up
at the heavens on a starry night, I will
see Dr. Kazlow's bright star.
teresa sutton
March 24, 2010
What a wonderful,kind and gentle man, with so many words of wisdom. RIP Dr.Kazlow....You'll be missed no doubt.
Linda New
William & Diane Robbins
March 23, 2010
Dr. Kazlow has been my dentist for 50 years, but most of all a good friend. He loved his family so much, God be with his family at this time of loss.
The Voulops Family
March 23, 2010
We were so sorry to hear of your loss. Please let us know if there is anything we can do to help at this time.
Richard Gottesman
March 23, 2010
Fred cared deeply about his family. He drove all the way down to New York to visit my grandpa Bernie (Fred's brother) and they cooked up a storm. Bernie and Fred were brothers not only in blood but also in the way they treated other people and never stopped making the most of life. It was only a few months ago that I talked to Fred on the phone. He showed a real interest in how I was doing, and what I was interested in. I was blessed to have had Fred in my life. He was a real mensch.
Chuck Cheely
March 23, 2010
My family and I found the best dentist that you could ever ask for ten years ago. ,Dr. Kazlow. The communities loss is heavens gain. The first time I went to him, I met him sitting on the stairs out front smoking a cigar. He said with a smile on his face" You must be my next victim". He will always be in our memories.
Sharon Calhoun
March 23, 2010
Dr. Kazlow was such a wonderful man. At each appointment he asked me about my family and I asked about his. He was the only dentist who understood my fear of being in the dentist's chair. I am going to miss him.
Sharon Calhoun
March 23, 2010
Dr. Kazlow was such a wonderful man. At each appointment he asked me about my family and I asked about his. He was the only dentist who understood my fear of being in the dentist's chair. I am going to miss him.
teresa sutton
March 23, 2010
One of Doctor Kazlow's favorite movies
was 'EVERYTHING IS ILLUMINATED." His
heritage was so much a part of what made
him such a great man. I miss him.
teresa sutton
March 23, 2010
Dr Kazlow was a light in this world....my entire family has been blessed to have found him and to have been taken care of by him for many years..there is no doubt that there will never be another like him. God bless your family......Suzi, Gary, Kati Jo, & Sami Morris
Linda Fish
March 23, 2010
Gary,
My deepest sympathy to you and your family. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Marty Marmolejo
March 23, 2010
Their are no words to describe such a great Denist and truly wonderful man. Three generations of my family were blessed to be in his care. God now has his on personal Dentist.Godspeed Doc, you will be greatly missed.
Gene&Anita Vonwaldner
March 23, 2010
Dr. Kazlow was the kindest man I think I have ever known. He saw no evil in anyone and always sought the good. I don't know what we will do without him. He has been our dentist for over 20+ years. Our hearts go out to his family who he was so proud of. May God's tender mercies be with you as you deal with his departure. Our loss is definitely heaven's gain today. The VonWaldner's-Gene and Anita We love you and you will be greatly missed .
Ann Norton
March 23, 2010
To the family of Dr. Kazlow, I was greatly shocked and saddened by the passing of Dr. Kazlow. He had been my dentist for quite a few years. He was definately a painfree dentist and also a wonderful friend. I last saw him December 2009 and was to go back for my 6mos checkup in June. I don't know if I will ever find another dentist like him. He will be greatly missed by many who knew him. God bless his wife and family.
Kae Perez
March 23, 2010
oh my.....Dr. Kazlow was the only civilian dentist I ever had.....he made great strides erasing the ghosts of the Army dentists of my childhood. What ever am I going to do now? While I can say the procedural part of our visits were not always pleasant.......I always looked forward to seeing and visiting with Dr. Kaz regardless.
I'm sure he had a special pair of wings and a gigantic stogie waiting....
Larry Thompson
March 23, 2010
Dear Jodi:
My thoughts are with you and your family during this sad time. I remember how supportive your parents were when you were in my class at Wilder. Dr. Kazlow was such an inspiration to many and will be greatly missed. You are in my prayers.
Gene & Anita VonWaldner
March 23, 2010
Dr. Kazlow was the kindest man I think I have ever known. He saw no evil in anyone and always sought the good. I don't know what we will do without him. He has been our dentist for over 20+ years. Our hearts go out to his family who he was so proud of. May God's tender mercies be with you as you deal with his departure. Our loss is definitely heaven's gain today. The VonWaldner's-Gene and Anita We love you and you will be greatly missed .
Rafe Semmes
March 23, 2010
I have had the privilege of getting to know Dr. Kazlow some 20 years ago, when I took a job downtown. Dr. Richard Dooley, my dentist of many years, retired about the same time, and a co-worker told me about Dr. Kazlow. His office was near mine, which made it convenient, and he also took early morning appointments, which suited my schedule perfectly. He was always concerned about my welfare, didn't do things I didn't need to have done, and always had a joke or a story to tell. I am so glad I had the oportunity to get to know him. I will miss him greatly.
Lynne McSweeney
March 23, 2010
Dear Kazlow Family, Dr. Kazlow was my dentist for 46 years... and treated 4 generations of my family. I was in his office earlier this month so was shocked to hear this sad news. I remember sitting in the waiting room as a child, reading Highlights... and recently sitting there with my grandson, reading to him. Dr. Kazlow was a very kind and caring man who loved to share the news of his travels and family. Often he would write down a recipe to share with me. He will be truly missed!
teresa sutton
March 23, 2010
Dr Kazlow and I shared our love of
movies. I live down the street from his
office and would often see him
putting money in patients parking meters.
I can't imagine life on Liberty & Bull
without him. He was a good man.
March 23, 2010
I saw Dr. Kazlow on March 10th and we talked about Mrs. Kazlow and all was as good as it could be. Dr. Kazlow has been my dentist for many many years but most of all he was my friend and I will miss him dearly. My thoughts are with his family who he loved and talked about all the time. When my husband passed away (Dr. Kazlow was also his dentist) he and I talked alot about dealing with a loss. He was a wise and gentle man and he will be missed by all he knew. God Bless his family. Elizabeth Andrews
Carina & Bruce Morton
March 23, 2010
Our thoughts and prayers are with you Susan & family!
Cyndie Vaughan
March 23, 2010
You will be deeply missed. He has been my dentist since I was 7 years old, I have known him for 30 years. He has been a huge inspriration to our family. My mom has known him since we moved to Savannah. Didn't matter when something was wrong he would meet us at the office. He is in a better place now, God will watch over him and his family. MOst of my relatives went to Dr. Kazlow just because he was so gentle and he didn't want anyone to be in pain, that was his goal. Your family is in our thoughts in prayers.
Cyndie Vaughan, Bettie Wyly and Family
Cornett Family
March 22, 2010
We were so shocked to hear about Dr. Kazlow's passing. More than just our dentist, he was also a friend and a neighbor. He will be missed very much.
Sandra Payne
March 22, 2010
Me and my family have been patients of Dr. Kazlow for 40 years. My husband enjoyed his office visits because he and Dr. Kazlow shared a passion for a good cigar. He and I shared many stories about our children and grandchildren over the years. Our sincerest condolences to his family. He was our friend and we will miss him.
Deborah Strickland
March 22, 2010
Dr. Fred Kazlow has been my family dentist since I was three years old.He was the only dentist that could fill my teeth without a shot because I didn't like shots he was very gentle and did not like people in pain. He was also very gentle and kind to my two children he served three generations in my family he will deeply missed.
George Dixon
March 22, 2010
WOW, this is such a shocker I have an appointment with him next week. I will never find another dentist like this kind caring man. My thoughts and prayers are with the Kazlow family. I'm so sorry for your loss.
March 22, 2010
My prayers and sympathy to the Kazlow family. He was a sweet, caring, man and wonderful dentist. He will be greatly missed.
Dana Holmes
Susan Heller
March 22, 2010
Dearest Susan, Gary and Jodi,
My heart goes out to you and to your mother. Your father was a very special man and he loved you deeply. I have so many fond memories of him, our times together with Haskell and Gloria, the things he did for you and how very,very much he loved you and the joys you brought him. . I know you will miss him deeply. I lost my father when I was just 16 years old, but he has remained with me always as a precious memory and and example of what can be fine and good in life. I know it will be the same for you. As you probably know, Haskell died eight years ago. He and Fred enjoyed each other and who knows - perhaps they are doing so now. One does not know. At any rate, my heartfelt sympathies to you. May you all have a good life, as that is what your father would want for you. Love, Sue Heller
March 22, 2010
Dr. Kazlow has been my dentist since my first tooth!! My entire family went to him!! I am sooo saddened by this. My thoughts and prayers go out to his beautiful family who he talked about all the time. He will be missed by so many!! I will miss the great conversations we shared as I looked out of that big window in front of the chair. Savannah just lost an amazing dentist!!!
Charles Sherrod
March 22, 2010
To the Kazlow family, your Dad & Grandad was such a wise, considerate and compassionate man.He was our dentist for 39 years.When our son was only 4, he scheduled Saturday appts. for him to become adjusted to the chair.He would play with him by blowing up a balloon and easing the chair up and down. This way, when he was of age for cleanings, he would have no fear. No fear or pain was his main concern.Two of our favorite restaurants in Savannah were based on his recommendations to try them.He loved to go to a good movie as well! He was more than our dentist, he was our FRIEND.We loved this man ! He will be greatly missed but his memory will live on. Prayers go up for all of you at this difficult time. May God Bless.
D Rodriguez
March 22, 2010
Dr. Kazlow was a one of a kind dentist, he had so many stories to tell while I was in the chair looking out the window. He was so kind and gentle with his patients, my family will miss him dearly. My deepest sympathy goes out to the family of Dr. Kazlow.
Linda Dominy
March 22, 2010
Dr. Kazlow was my dentist for many years. He was a kind,generous, and caring man. He always made you feel like family. My prayers and thoughts are with the family.
Sincerely,
Linda Dominy
Savannah Ga.
March 22, 2010
DR.KAZLOW U WAS CARING DENTIST .AND A LOVING MAN U WILL BE MISSED BY MANY OF YOUR CLIENTS.MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOUR FAMILY IN THIS TIME OF BEREAVEMENT.THANKS FOR BEING MY DENTIST THOUGH IT WAS FOR A SHORT TIME. TAMATHA WEST
March 22, 2010
DR.KAZLOW U WAS CARING DENTIST .AND A LOVING MAN U WILL BE MISSED BY MANY OF YOUR CLIENTS.MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOUR FAMILY IN THIS TIME OF BEREAVEMENT.THANKS FOR BEING MY DENTIST THOUGH IT WAS FOR A SHORT TIME. TAMATHA WEST
Mary Renew
March 22, 2010
My sympathies to the Kazlow family. Like many other Savannahians, I remember Dr. Kazlow fondly. He had such a gentle manner about him. May you find continued peace in the great "treasure chest" in the sky.
Matt & Angie Trull
March 22, 2010
Dr. Kazlow has been our family dentist for 3 generations. My parents were his patients, he prepared me as a teenager for braces, and likewise did the same for 2 of our children. Our grandchildren were just coming of age to begin seeing a dentist. What a legacy he leaves! He was an icon in Savannah dentistry! Our thoughts and prayers will be with you during this difficult time.
Terry Cobb
March 22, 2010
My deepest sympathy to Dr. Kazlow's family. He has been my dentist for 13 years and I was glad to find a dentist that I looked forward to seeing. He and I had many discussions about traveling, politics and grandkids. He loved his family, his patients and Savannah but especially his wife. He will be missed for a long time to come.
March 22, 2010
To the Kazlow family we truely loved your dad as our dentist. We have heard great stories about all of his children and grandchildren. He was so kind,gentle, caring, and just a super human being. We will miss him, his cigars,recommendations of movies,our saturday morning coffee at our dental visits and resturants recommendations. Thank you for sharing your dad,grandad with all of us for so many years.
We will miss him and truely was shocked with this news.He will forever be in our memory. Debbie and Mary Savannah Ga.
March 22, 2010
My condolences to Dr.Kazlow's family,he has been my dentist for thirty-six years and I will surely miss his kindness over the years...to his wife,children and grandchildren he loved each of you and always remember that ...Shelby Land Bluffton S.C.
Jeri Lyn Rentz-Waldron
March 22, 2010
On this sad day may it help to know how many hearts are touched by your loss how many thoughts are with you and your family. Dr. Kazlow and I would always talk about my mom Kay and how she loved to go to Authur Murrays dance studio downstairs. He always told me how much he and Mrs Kazlow missed my mom when she passed. God bless you
Troy Canady
March 22, 2010
A truly one of a kind gentleman, The greatest dentist, and caring man, He will be missed greatly.
Tammy (Brown) Canady
March 22, 2010
Dr. Kazlow was my dentist for 38 yrs. He was also my parents dentist and I took my kids to him. He was the most wonderful, kind man. Although I moved to Metter we continued to go to him. He will truly be missed. My deepest Sympathy to his family.
The Tomazin Family
March 22, 2010
Our thoughts and prayers will be with the Kazlow family during this time of bereavement. Not just a great dentist, but a great friend to our whole family for three generations. He will be missed, not just by us, but by many more.
Deepest Sympathies,
March 22, 2010
Dr. Kazlow was the best dentist ever and always provided wonderful service. He was a very smart and compassionate person. We shall greatly miss him and always have very fond memories of him.
Judge Jerrell R. & Kelly Davis
Janet Widener-Owens
March 22, 2010
My sincere thoughts and prayers go out to your family during this time. My Mother, Liz Widener, worked for Dr. Kazlow for 10 years and remained such a close friend to our family. He was a kind and generous soul who cared about everyone. He will be greatly missed.
Larry Dasher
March 22, 2010
Dr. Kazlow was my dentist for 38 years. When I moved to Alabama for three years, my visits back to Savannah always included an appointment to see him. I grew up in a family with five kids and in the 60's when my parents had a large young family and times were tough, Dr Kazlow let my mother pay a him a small monthly payment for treating all of us. I never forgot that and even though I live over 2 hours from Savannah, I have continued to see him as my dentist. I had such respect for him and want his family to know he was a fine man and a great dentist. He always took time to ask what was happening with me and my family. My deepest sympathy to his family.
March 22, 2010
Dr Kazlow was our dentist for many many years, I'm completey shocked to hear such sad news. We loved him like he was part of our family. He was such a GREAT MAN and a loving Dentist. Our hearts will always hold a special place for Dr. Kazlow. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Dartha Houston, Pembroke, Georgia
Patsi Smith
March 22, 2010
Prayers for the Kazlow Family during their time of mourning. Dr. Kazlow, "thank you so much for always being there for us" ... a kind & caring man. There will never be another like you. You will forever be remembered & missed by me and my family. May you rest in peace. With love & respect, Patsi & Brian Smith and Kent & Claire Eastman
Pat and Dee Eaves
March 22, 2010
We have been patients of Dr Kazlow for the last 16 years, having moved to Savannah and looking for a dentist. Dr Kazlow came highly recommended from several co-workers. He will truly be missed, from his cigars to his jokes!!!
Mary Widener
March 22, 2010
There is not enough words to say how I feel about Dr. Kazlow. I worked for him for 10 years and he was the kindest most gentle man to everyone. He loved Mrs. Kazlow and his family dearly. He got so much pleasure telling me about his trips to see his grandchildren and his children. His friendship meant the world to me. So now I have many good memories of him. He did what he loved doing going to the office and taking care of his patients in his special way. He will be missed dearly.
Laurie Bazemore
March 22, 2010
You will always live in our hearts and prayers.
Terri Brown-Patillo
March 22, 2010
My deepest, sincerest sympathies to Dr. Kazlow's family. He was my Dentist for many years and I liked him very much. He was truly one of the "good guys".
March 22, 2010
To Dr. Kazlow's family- He was a wonderful man as well as Dentist. My husband and I were patients of his for only about 7 years but he made it seem he knew us forever. He had great stories to tell us as he worked on our mouth. And yes he always tried to make it painless.
He will be very much missed and never forgotten.
Terry and Harry Evans
Savannah
March 22, 2010
Wow, I don't know what to say about a truly good man. He will be missed terribly. I was so afraid of the dentist, but Dr. Kazlow was always so gentle and caring that I even went through a root canal. To the family, know that he truly loved you all, and keep his fond memories alive to help you in this time of sorrow. The Cooper Family. Richmond Hill Ga.
March 22, 2010
I will never forget my first and only visit to Dr. Kazlo (I have since moved from Savannah.) I was a graduate student at the time and short on money. I needed a crown and was frightened about the procedure. Dr. Kazlow fixed me up just right and made sure I was comfortable from start to finish. When I left his office, I felt like I had just had a nice visit with an old friend. My prayers are with you.
Katie Dooley Patton
March 22, 2010
Dear Kazlow family - I am so sorry to hear of the loss of beloved Fred - "Uncle Fred" to me and my family. What a truly amazing man - kind, selfless, devoted to family and friends. He will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Alan Carter
March 22, 2010
I am sorry to hear of Dr. Kazlow's passing! He was my dentist.........
50 years ago!!!!!!!!!! I am now 57, but remember sitting in his office, I think on the corner of Liberty and Bull(??) when I was a youngster. I remember him being kind and reassuring to a youngster who was scared to death!! I will pray for him, and his family.
Alan Carter - Douglas, GA.
March 22, 2010
I will greatly miss Dear Dr. Kazlow. He was always so kind to me. My sincerest sympathy to his family.
Barbara Terrebonne
Debbie Blanton
March 22, 2010
God Bless Dr. Kazlow, I will never forget him. He was my childhood dentist and the last visit with him was when I was 20 when he pulled all four of my wisdom teeth out. I loved his office, and will never forget reading the Peter Pan book when I was about 10 yrs old by the window over looking beautiful Savannah. Thank you Dr. Kazlow for the memories and good care you gave to me and my family over the decades.
Tommy Clark
March 22, 2010
Please accept my deepest sympathy, Dr. Kazlow was my Dentist and my freind.
Jimmy Whited
March 22, 2010
Dear Family,
Dr. Kazlow will be missed by many people. He was a testiment to love and compassion. Our family will surely miss him.
Jimmy and Janice Whited
Rose McLendon
March 22, 2010
Dr Kazlow was my Dentist for 42 years. I have such fond memories of him at the age of 5. I remember sitting at that same little tiny table in his office and coloring. No matter how much time went by between visits he never forgot the last conversation that you had of the names of your family members. He truely cared about his patients not just their teeth. He was quite a man and there will never be another one like him. He will be truely missed by all.
Randel Harold
March 22, 2010
Dr. Kazlow took care of three generations of my family and he will be missed!
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