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Monica Minkoff
March 9, 2009
I was very sorry to hear that Luis had died, I knew him from Medical School and I had the opportunity to reconnect with him in St. Louis, Harry and I send you our condolences. Monica Minkoff MD and Harry Siegfried
Samuel y Linda Zaltzman
February 23, 2009
Estamos muy tristes con la noticia de Luis. Nuestros pensamientos estan con Mariana y la familia. Se fue antes de su tiempo, pero siempre sera recordado en nuestros corazones.......................
Michael Kuperman
February 23, 2009
I am a former resident of Dr. Salinas. I am greatful for everything that he taught me and his inspirational attitude. He will truly be missed by everyone that came to know him.
Holly Bailey
February 20, 2009
We offer our prayers and sympathies at this time. Sincerely, Benjamin and Holly Bailey
Christine Bales
February 20, 2009
I will dearly miss Dr. Salinas. I've worked with him for the past two years. He was dedicated to patients and they always came first.
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