My surgeon saved my life and one of the finest men I know. ❤

Hi there, I am Ivan’s daughter and he recently passed away. Is there any way I could get a copy of this video emailed to me? Thank you.

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My Mother was beautiful, smart, funny, and both knowledgeable and proud of her ancestry.

Wonderful interview of a wonderful person. He will be missed.

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My mentor and grandfather to me

RIP, Doc... Very nice man

Dr. Morrow, I was born in 1963 and you were my pediatrician from the time I was 6 or so, until I was about 20. I have good memories of you and I hope you know how many lives you impacted in your practice. I never knew you were from NYC and had such an interesting childhood, it obviously made you want to help people as you got older. And besides the cowboy boots, I remember your funny ties, or funny to a little boy. God bless.

Dr. Neil Morrow, My name is Nikki Barnes and I worked for you around 1989 though about 1995. A man I admired and had utmost respect for. I have thought of you and your family often. Sending my blessings to you all.

I was Dianne Campbell, a freshman in high school in 1965 and took a bad fall playing volleyball in P.E. After school my parents decided that my ankle was looking pretty bad so they took me to the Emergency Room at Brookhaven Hospital (now RHD Memorial Hospital) one of the doctors on duty was Dr. Neil R. Morrow. He had a super bedside manner, got an x-ray of my ankle, and said it was just a nasty sprain and Ace bandaged it up and put me on crutches and back in school the next day. I had a follow-up appointment with him in his first office on Forest Lane. In 1977 I had my first child and called to advise Dr. Morrow that he would be my baby's pediatrician. My daughter graduated high school in 1995 and was headed to college and I made an appointment with Dr. Morrow for her physical. She was one of his last patients on the last day his practice was open. He was a no-nonsense doctor and had a great rapport with his patients.

How many times does one have the reaction, "what a lovely man?" Walter is quite an amazing person, and he is a wonderful role model in many so ways for an untold number of us.

My parents adored Mike and Ginger Jacobs. They were in the same chavurah group; never missed a summer at The Stage Coach Inn. Your dad was very proud of what a good swimmer you were! I was jealous when I heard him boast about how pretty your stroke was! My parents' idea of heaven on earth. Debbie, I have known you since Kindergarten and Mrs. Mesh's class at Shearith Israel. My husband is a math teacher at St. Mark's and the varsity soccer coach. He knew your dad from soccer ("Soccer 1")! I hope that you are well. Your parents were remarkable people and very much loved and admired by my parents, Sol and Beryl Freeman.

Lovely to hear you talk. I grew up in beautiful Rhodesia and Bulawayo

This man changed my life for the good. God bless you doctor.

Please remove the other comment. I am one of his daughters and I know that some of this info is NOT TRUE.

Hi Uncle Max, just found this on you tube. This is Ann. I've thought about you often. Hope you are doing well.

Hi Uncle Max, just found this on you tube. This is Ann. I've thought about you often. Hope you are doing well.

Dr. Cohen is an amazing man and talented physician - our son Wilson was conceived through his clinic in 1995.

Great history

Dr. Morrow was my pediatrician and I was born in 1973. The best ever. Suits and cowboy boots.

So the Schepps in part came to america thru Galveston during Jacob Schiff's immigration scheme.. from Schiff to Schepps.

Thank you for this history.

I grew up with Reuben. I graduated from St. Mark's in 1979 and I think Reuben was a year after me. I remember him having black hair, being kind of quiet and having thick eyeglasses. Reuben, you definitely look good these days. Even with the gray hair. Ha! You all mentioned E.M. Kahn clothing stores. I remember remember those and keep thinking they had a store at Inwood Rd./Lovers Lane shopping center. What memories. I live in Houston now and have great memories of growing up in Dallas in the same generation as you. I will never forget your father Mike speaking at St. Mark's when I was going to school there. A compelling story. God bless all of you.

Can you people not afford a decent microphone for your interview subject? I would love to hear my aunt’s story but with volume cranked up full blast it’s still is whispers. it is OK to be an amateur, ‘but not amateurish.

This is lovely. My parents married the same year and my father was a pilot who was sent to Korea, but thankfully arrived just as hostilities ended. He died just last year at 91.

Dr. Tobolowsky was my doctor throughout my childhood and went to SMU to be a doctor the same year I started at SMU. I felt so lucky- he was a wonderful doctor.

There is a Jewish desception going on here . Two types of Jews are merged to cause confusion. There is Israel Jews ... hats and curls . There is Russian Jews .... hated by Germans . Media’s of USA like to merge the two ... Germany had nothing against the Israeli Jews with hats and curls ... Germany had problems with Russian people taking over Germany.. It didn’t feel like Germany with all the Russians all over ... Same as in Canada ... didn’t feel like a native country with all the British occupation.. Religions are about profits and not prophets. Liars have religions too . No gods mind you .. To serve man .... for communion. To serve man in lies and illusions.. I speak the truth ... Welcome to liars world..

Wonderful memories Marsha - especially of your great work on the Cultural Affairs Commission in the early 1990s It was a pleasure to know and work with you. Best wishes to you and your famliy - Phl Jones (founding director Office of Cultural Affairs).

2022,.....I never knew Jews lived in Texas. As a Jew from Cleveland, Ohio,.....which was a town rich in culturally different ethnic groups, all of whom came from Eastern Europe. All immigrants, and many whom had come into the USA, beginning their lives for a short period of time in NYC, before heading to Pittsburgh, Cleveland, & Chicago.

Wow I am impressed Phyllis Jane

Imagine the first name jokes he's likely endured becoming an ob/gyn. lol

They were call “polacos” they sell their merchandise on installments

I love you pauline

Wow

This was such an endearing interview!

This guy was mean to me when I worked for him.

Not sure how I can across this video but Mr. and Mrs. Rasansky are two of my favorite people. I thought about them often during this pandemic. I hope they are both well and in good spirits 💕

It's so great to come upon this interview of Dr. and Mrs. Tolmas!! He was such a wonderful, dedicated pediatrician!! Just hearing his voice evoked so many memories!! Dr. Tolmas was one of the finest human beings and the best physician I've encountered in my life!!

Wonderful video. A tribute to Dallas Jewry.

My grandfather was one of the brothers to come to America. He handled in fur and traded with the Wisconsin Indians up north. Chaim Rasansky OBM was my mother's father. He lived in Milwaukee when he passed away. Yes, we are related. My mother's name is Sophia. She showed me a picture of the Great grandparents left in Kopuli, White Russia with one of the sisters who's name is Dobbi (maybe Dobrish). She did marry someone and was living in Poland when the war broke out. We can all guess where that went.

After Dr Tranchina left, I was recomemded to go to Dr. Behr and I must say he is the most unpolite doctor. He just asked me a few questions and then took a hand recorder and talk into as if I was not there.. "the subject is complaining of preasure headache..." etc. Then he told me that was it... never did he gave me any medicación or treatment... I never went back to him.

If you're looking for a rabbi who talks trash about you behind your back to other members of his community, then Howard Wolk is the go-to man for the job. Yes, rabbi, Jonah Koscfisher DOES repeat everything you say to him!

My beautiful grandma ❤️

I remember that smile well💔✝

This amazing man passed away today, his 95th birthday. He was a wonderful and generous man who was loved by many. Rest in peace, PopPop.

Doc (Hyman) and Connie were two of the kindest most beautiful people I have ever known. The world is diminished without them.

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So lovely to hear and see him again. He was such a nice and interesting man.