Worked with Dr Zukows dad and knew “ buddy” only per his dad’ s telling but Phil spoke so lovingly about his son that I knew him “ by proxy “ in a sense.
Barry Solomon R.PhM.Ed

I’m so sorry for your loss.  He was amongst the best of us. Dr Zukow took care of my kids and he understood me. He told my husband “she doesn’t just love your children, she’s In love with them “ and he was right. When I would bring Jonathan in for a doctor visit, he would always say how happy he was to see Jonathan on his roster. He just loved Jonathan! What a special human being that we were fortunate enough to know. Rest In Peace dr Zukow. Hope UCLA wins!

He was an amazing Doctor. He healed us all. He said what was on his mind. He had a way to get you to relax. I remember the time that He was going to do a physical for school and I was maybe 8 years old. He said "I'll be back in take your pants off." When he came back in. I still had them on. He said "How are you going to have children with out getting your pants off?" I HAVE FIVE KIDS.  Your Memory is a blessing.

Buddy took care of me when I was diagnosed with Leukemia as a kid and took care of me of my whole life. I saw him anytime I had an anxiety driven problem and he never gave me a hard time about it. I will miss him dearly forever. He truly was a part of my family and knew everyone on such a deep level. I’m honored to have known him for 30+ years. I wish my future kids could have had him as a doctor because he truly was special. 

Dr. Zukow, I’ve been thinking about you . I’m so sad to see you’ve passed. Thank you so much for taking care of my girls ( and me!) for so many years. Please Rest In Peace. 
Stacy ❤️

Buddy and I were as close as two people could be through L.A. High school, so when I was informed of his passing my heart dropped like a ton of bricks.  At LA High we formed a club called the "Dukes" with a red and white jacket and Levi's with the cuff rolled up at the bottom...we were "IT".   We shared many great times together including as ZBT pledges at U.C.L.A.  However, after my 1st year I dropped out of school to join the Coast Guard during the Korean War.  Upon returning to civilian life our paths went in different directions.  I became an electronic engineer and moved to Orange County and Buddy went to Mexico and became a leading pediatrician in the valley.  Our next and last get-together was when we both became members of the 50th L.A. High reunion committee...fun time.  You were a fun loving guy my friend...REST IN PEACE knowing that the love and caring you gave as a doctor and human being will long be remembered.

I never met Dr Zukow but I worked with his ( probably late) father Phil Zukow

I was in my 20s ( I am now 82) when Phil and I worked with Harry Lerner at the Thrifty Drug Store
on Wilshire and Canon, Beverly Hills. Those were the days when it was ok to smoke and Phil liked to smoke
He also loved to talk about his son, Buddy Zukow who was a doctor.  

So today I noticed Dr Zukow in the paper and I felt a special tug in my heart for him and his dad, who also worked part time in the Hotel Pharmacy no longer existing, Milton Kreiss Pharmacy and phil wanted me to work there as well. 



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Arnold Harry Zukow

6 septiembre, 1931 – 11 septiembre, 2018

Groman Eden Mortuary & Eden Memorial Park

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