Dear Mrs. Lorber and Family, I am sorry to hear about Dr. Lorber passing away.  My late father had very bad pains in his abdomen.  The local physicians in Northeast Philadelphia, PA could not find what was wrong with my Dad.  My late Mother decided to call Temple University Hospital on January 1, 1954.  The hospital operator transferred my Mother to Dr. Lorber's office since he was in that day.  My Mother talked to Dr. Lorber, and my Dad saw Dr. Lorber the same day.  This doctor heard my Dad's history, and he did a fluoroscopy on him.  My Dad returned to Temple University Hospital for further tests including a gall bladder x-ray.  Dr. Lorber diagnosed my Dad with gallstones.  My Dad had his gallbladder surgery in February of 1954 at Temple University Hospital.  The surgery was done by a surgeon by the name of C. Emery Burnette, MD.  After my Dad's surgery my Mother met Dr. Lorber in person; and he told my Mother that my Dad is doing terrific after Dr. Lorber gave him an injection.  My parents, the rest of my family, and I have high praise for Dr. Lorber as a physician.  I was 14 months old when my Dad had his cholecystectomy.  Dr. Lorber found out my Dad's diagnosis, and he recovered from his surgery.  Remember the wonder times you had with Dr. Lorber as a fine and caring family member.  With sympathy, Eileen M. Lynn

I ALWAYS ENJOYED MY CONVERSATIONS WITH STAN,HE WILL CERTAINLY BE MISSED.DOROTHEA,PLEASE ACCEPT MY SINCERE CONDOLENCES

Stanley was an inspiration and a friend. His love of life, his wife, his family, friends and his golf was unconditional. We truly will miss a Great man. With all of our Love.
David and Carolyn Brodsky

Betty, Micah, Maya & Liza: my sympathies and prayers are with you now as you honor your father and grandfather's life and legacy of giving. Love to you all, Norma Stracener

Betty, so sorry to hear about your Dad's passing.  97 years is a good life, I would sign up for that right now.  His life story is impressive and inspiring. I hope the next generation will achieve similarly  in his memory.  My thoughts are with Micah, Maya and Liza.  They thought the world of their grandfather and I know they will cherish  wonderful memories.   My condolences to all, hugs, Cousin Betsy

I have many fond memories of my friendship with Stan,which I'll always relish.He was a great guy.
May his soul rest in peace,which he so well deserves.

I express my condolences to all who are now mourning. Know that God is aware of your pain. He will soon put an end to "the one who causes death." Hebrews 3:14

Dr.Lorber truly showed love and compassion to all.   I had the honor to have met him.  When i lost my father he took a few minutes at his office in temple medical building and sincerely wanted to know how i was doing ...that meant more that a thank you could ever express.  I pray that his family will be comforted by God at this time of sorrow....RIP

Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.

OBITUARY

Dr. Stanley H Lorber

Born 23 NOVEMBER, 1917

IJ Morris at Star of David Cemetery of the Palm Beaches

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