Richard Goldensohn

1945–1985 (age 40)

Physician

Biography

Richard Goldensohn was a dedicated physician whose commitment to healing and patient care exemplified the highest ideals of medical practice. His career was marked by compassion, expertise, and a genuine dedication to improving the health and well-being of those he served.

Dr. Goldensohn's contributions to medicine and his impact on patients and colleagues are remembered with gratitude and respect. His memory is honored at Mount Lebanon Cemetery, where those who knew him reflect on his legacy of service and care.

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