Dr. Ed Kantor. AMAZING, CARING, BEAUTIFUL HUMAN BEING. 
WE ARE SO VERY SORRY. 
DR. KANTOR WAS THE DR. FOR OUR SONS DARIUS & JUSTIN SINCE THEY WERE 3 & 5. AND MARTY & I. THEY ARE GROWN NOW. 
HE WAS A FRIEND. INTERESTED IN HOW YOU WERE DOING. MARTY GOT TO LUNCH WITH HIM LAST FEW YEARS. THAT SMILE & HIS BRIGHT EYES & WARMTH. EVEN AFTER HIS GREAT LOSS, OF A DAUGHTER. SO MANY MEMORIES OF THIS GREAT MAN & DR. TO THE BIGGEST SINGING ICONS EVER. 
YOU WILL BE MISSED. NOT FORGOTTEN
THE TRUGMANS🌟

Ed & I were friends, in a deep & meaningful  way.  I was the unfortunate,  friend, who  in part, immediately discovered  Cathy’s, returned cancer.
I find it difficult to even imagine Ed, intimately involved with anyone after Cathy’s death!  I believe as both a  psychologist and close friend, that he was  truly afraid of  this. If this changed, I am truly grateful for him.
He did have most notably, close  colleagues Dr. Joey Sugarman, whom he’d shared a practice with.
He also had a cherished daughter Deborah , with  whom he had two grandsons.
Anything short of mentioning  his colleague and other daughter,  definitely misses the essence of Dr. Ed. Kantor.  I miss him & shall always love him.







Ed was my former husbands best friend since childhood two houses apart in Cleveland I have heard many childhood stories and much laughter Ed always referred to all who knew my former husband as uncle Donald it’s children referred to him as uncle Donald if he had a brother it would be Don all I can think of is the two men are together again and I hope they are happy he was very lucky to have met Harriet 

Dr Kantor, no words can even say how much your loss means, it is a culmination of my life.
Your friendship with my parents, my friendship with Kathy, the numerous times you helped me with my sister’s double lung transplant, my dads cancer and passing 20 years ago. Oh the stories you told and my dad about all of your younger days! There were many!
You have been in my life forever, as a doctor and a friend.
Will always love you and your sincere humbleness, curiosity and closeness we shared for decades. You always checked in on “mikey”
And I truly miss you so much❤️

I had the wonderful experience and privilege of working with Ed Kantor for more than 13 years, from 1970 to 1983. He was not only an innovator in his field, but was admired and loved by all his patients, and those of us who had the good fortune to work with him. He was a friend and wonderful mentor.  Although the practice was always insanely busy, we all loved coming to work. He will be missed, and remembered with respect and love. 

I had the privilege of working with Dr. Kantor aka. Lalo, “The Silver Fox” for 10 years in my mid 20s to early 30s.  He taught me how to relate to people to ... all people.. He taught me the value of hard work and the true meaning of family love and sacrifice. I am so grateful to have been part of his life. Although I will miss you greatly , the memories we shared and the lessons you taught me will always be in my heart.  Please accept my deepest condolences to  Family for the loss of such a wonderful man.


I am honored and blessed to have known  Edward Kantor.   I was so fortunate to have worked with him.  He was truly a blessing in my life and I will miss him.  My  sincere condolences to you and your family.  Remembering  his  amazing wonderful  soul will forever remain in my heart.  May he rest in peace.

Sincerely,

Rachel Wilcox-Martinez 


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Edward A Kantor

14 février 1929 – 16 septembre 2020

Groman Eden Mortuary & Eden Memorial Park

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