Ronald Rothenberg Obituary

I am so sorry about your loss. I went to Dr. Rothenberg for many years. I dreaded the day he retired because I knew I would never find someone that truly cared about me as a person and patient. He was not only my dentist but someone I truly respected as a person / professional.

Dear David & Sherry,
Thinking of you and your family at this difficult time and wishing you peace.
Fondly,

Dear Shirlee, I am so sorry for your great loss. Please accept my deepest condolences. Marcia Plonsker

Dear Shirlee and Family, It was a pleasure sitting near Ron in the PRCO over the past many years He will be remembered sincerily, warren smith

Dear Shirlee,
I was so sorry to hear about "Uncle Ronnie". We will always remember his ready smile and his always-available hugs. Our thoughts are with you.
Love,
Susan (Swoiskin) Schwartz and Family

Dear Shirlee and family,
My deepest condolences to you on the loss of Ronnie. We all have such fond memories of him. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Love,
Mark Swoiskin

DEAR SHIRLEY,OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO YOU AND YOUR LOVELY FAMILY ON THE LOSS OF YOUR BELOVED AND OUR OWN VON STEUBEN YASHA HEIFETZ,, FRIEND AND CLASSMATE. MAY THE GOOD LORD GREET HIM WITH OPEN OPEN ARMS AS HE IS REUNITED WITH MANY OF HIS LOVE ONES.. MY YOU AND YOUR FAMILY FIND STRENGTH AND HOPE AT THIS TIME YOUR LIVES. TALK TO YOU SOON. THE TUCSON KIDS, JERRY AND REVA

Dear Shirley and family:
Lois and I are so saddened by the passing of Ronnie. Our friendship goes back to our dental school days in 1953 along with our shared Mexico vacation trip. Our condolences from Rancho Mirage, Ca.
Sorry that we can't be with you in person, but our thoughts are with you.
Love, Don & Lois Loiben

Dear Shirlee,
My thoughts and prayers are with you. If I did not have to work I would have tried to tell you in person. By the time someone like your husband gets to Sunrise or any place like it, it has already been a long road, because these decisions are not arrived at easily. We didn't get to meet or know the man before the disease took hold. You were forced to make decisions for someone you loved and trust that it was the right one. Your devotion to Ronald thoughout this journey is truly the testament to this man and your loving life together...no matter what the story was before. When the going got tough (and it was) you never failed to show up for him. You brought his meds and food and whatever else you could muster to make sure he was being cared for. Your presence in his life showed people the man we did not know. The dentist who worked hard, raised a family, and used to play the violin, who enjoyed a life that he he could no longer enjoy or share. There is no kind or gentle way to die from this disease. Knowing that he is at peace now, I hope will give you some comfort.

Shirlee,

I am so sorry. Ron will always be deeply embedded vividly in my memories

Burt.