I was thinking about Rich and I just read he passed away what a great guy and he was friends of my brother Elliott Stein I was a friend of his devoted wife Barbara such great memories I have this really took me back May his life be a great memory Fondly Betsy Stein

I first Met Rich at Temple Dental School as a freshman and we commuted together most mornings during our first few years of Dental School at Temple University.
I'll never forget Richard's first words each daybreak car ride; "Morning Gents!" as he entered the car early each weekday for the arduous commute to Temple University! He was always animated and full of spirit!
Richard surely had a unique out-going and friendly personality that we all knew would be a great asset for him in his chosen profession. it was easy to like Rich!
I remember all of the pranks we would often play on each other. One day he was in a particular hurry to leave the Anatomy Lab, so we fellow commuters hid his car keys in a not so desirable area of his cadaver's body!
We lost touch as our careers and families grew, only running into each other briefly over the years at the Shore or Dental Meetings. I had heard that Richard and Barbara had moved to Florida recently and was happy for them to be enjoying these later years in the year-round sunshine that Richard always bragged about experiencing after he and Barbara would visit Miami during vacation periods!
To the Danzig family: I am truly sorry for your loss! 
I am not at all surprised to read what a wonderful husband, father, Grandfather, and friend Richard was to all who knew him. I know he will surely be missed.
Hopefully and Thankfully, with time these memories will serve you well and you will all be able to smile as you recall the unique persona of this man; Richard Danzig, D.D.S.

My sincere condolences,

Jeffrey Cooper, D.D.S.

From the first time we met Richard and  Barbara almost 15 years ago now as a result of our son , Nathan dating and eventually marrying their lovely daughter Meredith, we were  welcomed with open arms!  

Richard was a fun loving and boisterous character and we always enjoyed his camaraderie whenever we came to visit in Pennsylvania and Florida.

Since we live in Canada, Richard always tried to tell us that it was colder and snowier, so we started a $5 bet that if it snowed in our hometown first he would win and vice versa. Well, the first couple of years  we won the bet but over the years,  we both came out winners! 

Richard, you were larger than life and had a heart of gold! 

We will always remember going to the ball game and invites to go for a meal or an ice cream together with you and Barbara in Sarasota, the winter of 2016!  

My dad loved Aruba so very much and I wanted to share a beautiful Aruban sunset photo I took when Nathan and I were there in September 2017.  He would have just loved it. xoxoxo.

My husband Tom and I met Richard and Barbara many years ago in 1978 at childbirth classes. Our sons , Carl and Adam were born days apart in August.  We were good friends until we moved out of the Philadelphia area. Barbara and I recently reconnected on FB.  We will always remember Richard as a fun loving typical Philadelphia guy.  I'm sure he will be missed by all who were his friends and especially his family.
Love, Kim

I love and miss you so much Dad, my buddy and now angel. Here's some photos I found of us in our younger years 💖💖💖💖.  

My brother in law, Richard, had a personality that was bigger than life.
I am sad that his life was too short, but happy that he got to live his dream of living in Florida , sharing time with children & grandkids & practicing dentistry .  I am glad that Steve & I had a wonderful dinner with Barbara, Carl, Drew & him last month in south beach & that all the family celebrated Heather & Jeff’s Brooklyn wedding in August.  

OBITUARIO

Richard Allen Danzig

8 noviembre, 1951 – 2 abril, 2018

Star of David Memorial Gardens Cemetery & Funeral Chapel

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