Name: Dunbar Funeral Home
Address: Columbia, SC

We  remember Dr. Gottlieb with fondness. He was someone you could talk with, and he listened very well and offered excellent advice.

We are still looking for a doctor as full of compassion and humanity.

George Geckle and Shelley Smith

Vic and I talk about Dr. Gottlieb a lot and still miss him.  We have another doc but not anything like our favorite doc.  Seems like those are few and far between.  Vic went to Dr Gottlieb for 48 years so you know he was a friend and doctor. I started going after I married Vic. Sometimes when talking he comes up in the conversation like an old friend.  We sure miss him as a friend and our doctor.  
Betty and Vic Scott.

It's hard to believe it has been three years since my beloved physician of 44 years died. I was blessed to be his patient, and I still miss him. There are so many instances when I recall something he said or did - such enduring memories tucked into my heart. I especially loved "talking books" with him. He was an amazing doctor and human being. Rest in peace.

We always appreciated the care  of Dr Gottlieb, more so after he left us. Vic and I often talk about him with love and how much his practice  meant to us.  I know the family really misses him after these two years as we do.

i am so sorry to hear of your loss of Jack.  I remember Jack well when i was growing up in Columbia. I moved away in 1968 and have not seen many people in Columbia since .  I remember seeing Joel in 1987 at the Tree of Life new building.   I remember both of your families.. May the coming years heal the sorrow of this loss.

My dear cousin Dr. Jack Gottlieb was one of the most truly good and kind of all the people I have known. He made the world a better place for all who knew him. I was blessed to be family and to grow up with Jack as a mentor throughout my life. I shall always miss you. God’s peace dear Jack 

Dearest Dr. Gottlieb,
We will certainly miss you. You were such a kind, gentle, compassionate and knowledgeable doctor who cared for your patients and we so appreciated you! We love you!

When I ventured out of the hospital and into private practice, my new neighbor Dr. Jack Gottlieb was there to greet me.  Jack offered counsel, reassurance and even some office furniture that he thought I could use. I will miss the warm professional relationship we had for more than 20 years. I still retain the advice he gave me as well as the office items, which will always be reminders of his kindness, wisdom, and generosity.

Dr. Gottlieb was the consummate physician, and it was my privilege to be cared for him for over 20 years. He was always willing to listen, help, and even tell a joke or talk. He will be tremendously missed. My prayers for his family and the wonderful staff with whom he worked.

Dr. Gottlieb was my internist for many years,  and I always trusted his judgment and expertise. He had an excellent bedside manner and a wonderful sense of humor. I will always remember two of his comments.  After my annual physical sometime in my seventies, he said in the summary interview: "My job is to keep you healthy until you're eighty. After that it's up to a higher power." And after my 81st birthday and annual physical he concluded: "You're playing with the casino's money now."
My condolences to Ina and Ralph and the rest of the Gottlieb family. Jack Gottlieb was a wonderful, caring person, and his loss is a loss for the entire Columbia community.

Dr. Gottlieb we will miss you so much. You were 
“The Most Awesome Doctor”. Your smile and laughter always put us at ease , when we had our appointments.  God has welcomed a wonderful physician into the kingdom of heaven & we know that there  are many smiles and laughter up there. You got your wings Dr. Gottlieb. Go ahead and have a seat at the table. 
♥️♥️♥️

Dr. Gottlieb, you were a wonderful doctor.  I will miss you.  Thank you for all you did for me.  Jeff 

So many of the thoughts left here are exactly what I would share too.  
So, I'll keep it short.  The love of travel to London was our connection between doctor and patient.
I thank Jack so very much for, years ago, recommending Il Falconiere restaurant, Old Brompton Rd., London.
Now closed, but the night my husband and I visited we were treated as royalty just for walking in off the street.
Thank you Jack!  Your spirit will be with us every time we return to London.
Shelley and George

I am so sorry that Dr. Gottlieb is gone.  I was a patient of his for over 20 years.  He was a fine doctor but more than that, he was a friend. He treated all his patients not as medical curiosities but as fellow human beings.  I will really miss him. Please accept my sincere condolences.

I was a patient for over 30 years he will truly be missed by me, We would always talk about 10-15 minutes after my visit and he truly became a friend of mine over the years

Dear Ina, Julie, and Ralph,
We were so sorry to hear of Jacks passing. Please know that you all are in our thoughts and prayers at this time. Just reading all of the wonderful memories that were shared by family, friends, and patients should give you great comfort. 
Much love,
Linda, Stoney and family

When I started private practice in gastroenterology in 1997 Jack was so kind to me and was very supportive in sending referrals to a new doctor. We shared many patients over the years and well as many lunches in the physicians lounge. I really enjoyed his company and hearing about his travels and his restaurant recommendations were always spot on. I will miss him greatly. His patients and fellow physicians admired him greatly. George Jenkins

A beautiful soul is never forgotten.How lucky we are to have someone that makes saying good bye so difficult. My Doctor for 10 years or more     Dottie Hall

29.12.2020  (Still Dec 28 in Columbia, SC)


Dear Ina:

Cliff and I send our love and sympathy along with so many happy memories.  You and Jack were exceptionally generous and caring neighbors from Day 1.  On the very day the moving van deposited us next door to you in May 2003, you invited us over for dinner.  There cannot be a more wonderful moving-day gift.  For a couple of hours we could walk away from chaos and into the calm and gracious space of your house.  

We discovered that day, and on many subsequent occasions, that Jack is the five-star chef of grilled tenderloin. We also discovered that we shared your love of opera, classical music, and Shakespeare.   

Jack and Ina were superlative hosts, especially for their musical soirees:  drinks before, the intimate recital room overlooking the lake, celebrated singer and accompanist, the sumptuous buffet, the plated tables magically ready in several other rooms following the recital.  And always:  lively conversation.

We were neighbors for 16 years.   We will never forget you.  We miss you.
Love from Brisbane, Australia
Janette & Clifford Hospital



Dear Lucky family 

I have been so lucky to have  Dr. Jack as my Physician for 48 years. You are luckier having him around you a lot more. 
When I grew up I was not as fortunate as today. Times were tough. Started with Dr. Jack. His 1st act of love, kindness and generosity was assuring me if I had a physical and 1 office per year that I would come out to the good. 
I did. Couldn’t tell you how many times I came out of the office with a grocery sack full of medicine. 
This is about all the  Dr. Jacks left
We are all lucky to have known him 

Sincerely. Russell Taylor 

I am so sorry to hear of Dr. Gottlieb's passing.  He was truly one of the best Drs I ever had.   He was kind, patient, had a quick wit and I will miss his sage wisdom and advice.
My condolences to his family and to his outstanding staff.
Gil Hendrix

My heart broke when I heard the news that Dr. Gottlieb had died. I have been his patient since 1974, when he was in an office across from the old Columbia Hospital. He not only cared for me for 46 years, but he cared for my parents, my husband, my husband's mother, and my sister. He was the only physician I have ever had, except for a pediatrician. He was my rock, and I was blessed beyond words to be his patient.

Where do I begin? For starters, he had a calm demeanor that put me at ease whenever I had a concern. He cared about me as a person. He was smart and had a great wit. I loved talking with him about our children, travels, and books. He even loaned me books, and I loaned him some, We always were writing down books that the other should read. Of course, he was also an amazing doctor.

When my mother-in-law and parents' health  were failing, he helped me deal with it and prepare for what was to come - but in such a kind and gentle way. He also saved my mother's life. If he had never done another thing for the Hook family, that would have been quite enough. But he continued to help everyone in my family.

When I would walk into the office, I felt as though I were visiting friends. Dr. Gottlieb and "his girls" were so compassionate and welcoming. I can never recall, in 46 years, that I called asking to be seen and not being able to get in that day. He spoiled me. He spoiled us all. There will never be another Jack Gottlieb, and that is what is so difficult to accept. He was simply the best.

God bless him. Ina, thank you for your willingness to share him with all of us for so many years.  To paraphrase A.A. Milne's Winnie the Pooh, "How lucky I am to have had something that makes saying goodbye so hard." Rest in peace, my beloved doctor and friend.

Jack was a dear friend, a tremendous supporter of the Arts and our favorite Dr. in the USA. We enjoyed many dinners together and have missed Ina and his company since leaving Columbia.  I am sure that he and Klaus are sharing stories in Heaven.  May his memory be a blessing.  

I am so grieved to hear of Dr. Gottlieb’s death. I was his patient for almost five years. I am indebted to his care and his working over a year to help me resolve hypertension among  other things. No easy feat  and  important for me. I am 76 and thus was only a few years younger than he. He was’  by the book’ and conservative or  precise in his practice in caring for my health. Each day I live I know I enjoy my health that I have due among other things to his work and commitment. My compassion to all his immediate and extended family for  their loss as well to all whose lives he touched. 

Dr. Jack Gottlieb was our family physician for three generations, caring for me, my parents and maternal and paternal grandparents.  He was more than a doctor, he was a family friend.  When I was a small child, he always asked my parents and grandparents if I could have a treat when I visited with them, and he offered my 1 year old a treat when I recently went in for an appointment. He always shared stories of traveling and history with me (I'm a history teacher) but more importantly he shared stories about how proud he was of his son, daughter and his grandchildren.  My prayers are with the family.

Dr. Jack Gottlieb was loved by all who had the pleasure of knowing him! He was my doctor for 45+ years! Always more than just my doctor, he was a dear friend. Often while in his office after my yearly physical, he would suggest books that I would enjoy reading. I remember telling him how much I loved his mother’s radio program “The Story Lady” with Ruth Gottlieb. As a very young boy, I looked forward to her program! Dr. Jack always had questions about the real estate market. Such a gentle sole and warm heart. I saw him in October for my physical. Always encouraging! His passing is such a shock . Rest In Peace my friend!

Jack and I graduated from Dreher in 1959 and stayed friends for many years. I had my yearly physical last week and as always we shared conversations about our family and memories from our high school days.  I will certainly miss him.  Huss Fennell


Jack Gottlieb cared for four generations of our family. He was always there for us whenever we needed him. It seems like yesterday, that Dr Leon Khoury was urging me to see the "best young doctor in Columbia."   To Ina and the entire family, we want to thank you from the bottom of our hearts  for sharing him with us all these years.

His standard of care will never be replicated. He made us feel like family as much as patients. We were blessed to have him our lives for almost 50 years. He will not be forgotten. 

Stewart and Deloris Mungo 


As a friend and patient for over 30 years, Dr. Gottlieb has meant so much to me.  To Ina and Ralph,  be strong during this time of grieving and know that many of us are here for you and   for your needs.

I was so saddened to hear of Jack's death.  I have been a patient of his since the early 70's and he has taken great care of my parents as well.  Jack and "his girls" in the office were like family.  I will miss him.  Love and prayers to Ina and the family.  Beth Hook Bolton


Dr Gottlieb has been my Dr since i was in my 20's I'm now 66. I even got my mother and daddy going to him as well. He was like family to me he had a great sense of humor he was such a kind and gentle soul.He used to ask me what i was reading because i would have a book and we would talk about books he was reading,and books i was reading he would tell me to read a certain book ,he told me he was writing a book and he promised me when it was finished he would make sure i got a copy..i'm so heartbroken and my heart and prayers go out to his family and staff they all felt like family to me as well..He will be missed but he'll be in my heart forever..I Loved him so much....Wished i could go to his service but i understand..Until we meet again in Heaven Doc...I love you....

Dr. Gottlieb was my physician since I came to Columbia in 1979. I was shocked to read his obit today as I just had a physical this month. He was the consummate internist - he practiced medicine based on 50 years of experience rather than just medical school knowledge. He was also a kind and caring person, and I know that he was loved and respected by his staff.  After he completed the exam after each visit, we would discuss politics or our military service in the 1960s. There is no way that he can be replaced.

David and I have been longtime patients of Dr. Gottlieb. He was a very loving and caring person,  great doctor! He will be missed by all. Our condolences to the family. 

Vic has been a patient since 1972, he was one of his first patients, and after we married and moved back to Columbia area I became a patient also.  We have had many conversations in that time especially about Chicago where we lived for four years and he liked to visit. He was also interested in where we had traveled.  Doc.  has seen him through a lot of health problems.  We will miss him and his smiling face.  Finding a doctor as good as Dr. Gottlieb will be hard to do. 

I was a patient for over thirty years. I will never forget his quiet professionalism, competence and caring manner. I really felt I was a friend as well as a patient. He will be greatly missed.

Ina please know that you're in our thoughts and prayers. Our sincere condolences for an incredibly great loss. We hope and pray that you, the children, and grandkids will have strength during this time of loss.  We'll never forget Jack.

Love 
Alice and Clarence Boykin

I remember when my parents moved next door to Dr. Jack and Ina 37 years ago. I was just finishing Carolina, Ralph was just a sprout and during my first introduction to Julie, she informed me she was going to attend Harvard! Great neighbors who became great friends! Daddy and I will forever miss Dr. Jack "World's Greatest Doctor"! Thank you for saving my life in 2008.
Suzy Elison

Jack was a dear brother in law! I will truly miss him!  I am so sad for my sweet sister, Ina. To Julie, Ralph, Johnny and those adorable grandchildren I send my love and wish I could be there in person to give you a big hug! 
Rest In Peace, sweet Jack! You were loved by many and your memory will definitely be a blessing! 
Sandra Alion Lassoff

We remember Jack as a sweet and kind man who was so involved in his children's lives.  He was so kind to our son Joshua who practically lived at the Gottlieb's home through grade school and middle school .  The times Joshua came home and told us a story about Jack or how Jack made the best sandwich for lunch are too numerous to tell.  He made this world a better place for so many people in so many ways.

A few life lessons I've learned from Jack:
1.  The names of the five great lakes and how to remember them. (HOMES: Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, Superior)
2. There are, in fact, nice doctors 
3. Where to find the best cheesecake in NYC (Juniors Deli)
4. The best Italian restaurant in Chicago
5. Montreal is a place worth visiting
6. It's okay to make up words and pretend you speak a language, as long as you make it convincing 
7. Never take life too seriously
Thank you, Jack and Ina, for inviting us into your home and showing us what it's like to be part of a big family. My heart goes out to Ina and all of those who loved him dearly.

Sophie Brackenhammer 

Mrs. Gottlieb and Family,
We are so very sorry to learn of Dr. Jack’s passing.  He was our physician for decades.
Besides being a special man, he was an excellent physician helping us through our medical issues.  Often we needed his counsel and intelligent thought exchange.  We will miss him.
Our warmest thoughts are with each of you.

Beloved Ina and family:
     Heartfelt outpouring of love and gratitude for many years of friendship, family sharing, and our enjoyment and support of all things educational and musical. --Grateful, too, for Jack's intelligence, kindness, warmth of character, and extraordinary medical care of our entire family through the years.  God be with you always. We love you and yours dearly.  
                              Kathleen Vandekieft-Wright and family
     

One of the highlights of our summers was going to Jack and Ina's house for dinner. The macaroni and cheese flowed, as well as the conversation. Inevitably, Jack would ask Sophie, Max or me a word in German that may or may not have been made up. It didn't matter. His interest in their other language always put smiles on their faces, not because of his pronunciation but because he truly appreciated their expertise. He and Ina--and Ralph when he was there--always  welcomed us with hugs, as if we'd just seen each other last week instead of a year ago. Our trip to America was cancelled this year, but I know that if we had been able to come, the macaroni and cheese would have flowed as easily as the conversation. There would have been welcoming hugs and genuine interest and laughter and maybe a piano solo. We are so grateful for these memories. Jack's gentle kindness and humor will continue to be an inspiration to us.

Much love to Ina, Ralph, Julie and all the family and friends whose lives he touched. We will miss him dearly, but we were lucky to have known him. 

Mandy, Sophie and Max

Ayala and I want to share our heartfelt condolences to  Ina, Julie, Ralph,  Joel, and all who knew and loved Jack. I have such fond recollections of dealing with Jack in caring for our mutual patients and of his wonderful practice of the art of medicine, his compassion, as well as his dry wit and sense of humor. I know how much he will be missed. Our thoughts are with all of you. 

Dear Ina, Julie and Ralph,

Laura and I send our condolences to you and the rest of the family.

Jack was a wonderful man, husband, father, grandfather, cousin and doctor. Whenever I would come in for an office visit, Jack and I would talk about family; especially his grandchildren. You should see the twinkle in Jack’s eye and a smile on his face whenever the grandkids were mentioned. Jack really loved them all and cherish each moment. 

One of my earlier memories of Jack is when I was a kid back in the 70’s, Jack, Alan and uncle Jack would talk about golf and players like Arnold Palmer at the family get togethers. We will miss Jack dearly.

Love, Jay and Laura

Dear Ina, Ralph and Julie,

My first memories of Jack are when we were children at his parent's home where I would visit in the summers to see and play with Nancy.  Jack was always the voice of reason even then when Nancy and I would argue (as we usually did daily).  He was so kind even then and always made me feel better.

As an adult, I did not see Jack very much living in different states, but when I needed help or advice, I knew I could call, and he would always take the time to address my concerns which he did when my son was injured and when my grandson needed surgery as a baby.  I was so worried, but Jack calmed me down and took the time to explain it all to me.

I was so happy that I saw him and Ralph recently at the family reunion.  As always, he was interested in me and my family.  Jack was the sweetest, most patient, intelligent, honest  and kindest man I have known.

I always loved his home and told him so often.  It reflected so much of him and Ina and their way of seeing the world and what was important.  I am so happy he was able to spend his final moments in that lovely home with Ina, Julie and Ralph and all their love around him

I will miss you, Jack, so very much.  All my love, your cousin, Judi


In Dr Jack Gottlieb I lost one of my favorite doctors, the only internist I ever have had, and a very good friend. 
I even consulted him many years ago about my out of town mother's surgery and  received the very best advice. 
Dr Gottlieb was not an alarmist but a very thoughtful diagnostician. One always felt better just talking to him. 
An office visit was also a conversation about opera, music, Shakespeare and a quiz about my French translations. 
Alan and I trusted his knowledge and perspicacity. 
We will greatly miss him as a dear friend and as our indispensable physician. 
Charlotte Kahn 

Jack Gottlieb presided over every major medical event of my adult life. I am alive today and in good health because of his skills and those of his caring staff.
 Recently Jack began work on a novel about a young Charleston woman who migrated to France and fell in love with an English lad at the beginning of World War Two. I wrote him recently that I was eager to read how that story played out 
My heart is heavy today. I have lost a good friend – a remarkable man whose memory I will always treasure.


To the Gottlieb Family,
I remember Jack from my childhood. He was my father's (Harvey Rosen)physician. My father respected him and appreciated his brilliance as a doctor. 
My father would call Jack and they would talk for a long time. He was so patient, kind, and caring to my father. They were friends.
May his memory be a blessing.

Ina and the Gottlieb Family:
Charlotte and I send our deepest condolences. 
My memories of Jack start when at around  12 or 13 he was behind in ping pong against a soldier 20 to 3. Jack calmly fought all the way back to win the game. 
His father died when he was young and he focused on taking responsibility from then on. 
 He had a great sense of humor. His father had just died and I told him I had gotten help from my Dad in  physics. I quickly apologized. He said don't worry his father did not know much about physics anyway.
He treated other things with the same calm but focused demeanor. While in Miami in medical training, he took advantage of the ocean to become a certified scuba diver. 
He could take complex medical problems down to a simple solution. And he kept an open mind.  He could also joke with you.   When I asked for tests he did not think I needed, he would agree to order them and remind me that they would not make me immortal. He would quickly speak out against anything that could do harm. He had excellent judgment and gave great advice. 
His staff was the best in the business and he used them very  wisely. 
His kindness, compassion and caring were also incredible. 
He took care of someone who was not supposed to be treated in his network because the  person was in need. 
I had an employee who was always worried about serious health matters. I sent him to Jack and never again heard a single complaint and the employee lived until 80. Jack told me he just told him the truth. 
.Jack loved Ina and his children and grandchildren. 
He also loved classical music and Shakespeare. He and Ina had concerts at their home and attended  concerts and operas around the world. He knew a great deal about music and loved life. 
He will be greatly missed by all. 
Alan Kahn

Jack was our family physician and friend for over 30 years. He will be greatly missed but will live in our memories forever. Fondly, Joanne

I will never meet a gentler, kinder soul in my lifetime. He was my son's doctor as well as my husbands. I counted him as family because he was married to my cousin, Ina. 

We will miss him terribly

What a great guy -- for many years my doctor - saw me through shingles and a host of other ailments, large and small. He likely saved my life once by making a quick and accurate diagnosis on what had caused me to lose consciousness and collapse on the street.  We would talk about books, music (he loved the opera!) and a little politics.  He had a great way about him and I feel fortunate to have had him as my doctor. May his memory be a blessing. 

He was my physician for many years, truly a very devoted professional and caring human being.
My condolences to the family, may his memory be a blessing.
Elena Grynberg Bekier 

Dear Ina and family,
I was so sorry to hear of Jack’s passing.  You are in our thoughts and prayers and we feel 
for your loss.  Rest In Peace, Jack. 

Love,
Alice and Lynn

Dear Ina, Ralph, Julie and Gottlieb family,
There are no words I can write to express what a special man he was. I remember like it was yesterday, pulling up to the office on Hampton Street and wondering if I should go in for the interview for the part time position. Over 30 years later, I can honestly say it was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. I was able to share with him a few weeks ago, how I felt about that decision. I expressed to him what an honor and blessing it had been in my life and my family’s life to know him and work for him all of these years and I wouldn’t trade anything for it! He was always caring and humble and always put others before himself. When he finally made the decision to plan to retire, he said that there were a lot of good doctors out there and I turned to him and said...but they’re not you! 
He was one of a kind and I am forever grateful that God put him in my life!
Love and prayers to you all !

Carmen, Reed, Lindsey, Mallory and Natalie 

We are so very sadened to learn that my cousin, Dr. Jack Gottlieb, has passed.   Jack will always live in the hearts of all who knew and loved him.    Jack was always very kind and very special to us....his well lived life and sweet regard for everyone he knew will bring fond memories forever of the times spent  with each of us.  

Jack was a truly loving, sincere man to everyone he ever met... especially to extended family and friends.  His legacy will last forever as he had  true caring for  all and included us whenever possible.  

May his soul rest in peace and may his memory always be a blessing .  It certainly will be to us.  With our deepest sympathy to all who loved Jack as each of us who knew him always will.


Dear Ina,
Dr. Gottlieb was such a kind and gentle man. So thoughtful and  always putting the concerns of others first even when he was not feeling well. It was such a blessing to get to know you both. My heart is so heavy. I will be praying for you. 
With deepest sympathy,
Sara Holsenback(6T)

Dear Ina, Ralph, Julie, and Gottlieb Family,
    I will remember Jack as a good friend, teacher, and compassionate physician  who cared for three generations of my family.  He was a soft spoken gentleman and will be missed by all of us.  Our hearts are with all of you during this difficult time.
Sincerely,
Andrew Fields and Family 

Ina , Julie and Ralph,
 Jack was always the strong and silent type. He will remain your strength in his silence. Our prayers are with you. 
The Serbin family

I was incredibly blessed to be able to work for Dr. Gottlieb for 25 years. He was a wonderful person all around. He was a great doctor and teacher, the amazing amount of history he could tell and quiz you on was incredible.
 I am broken hearted for his family, his many patients, and
all of us that worked for him, he was in many ways a father figure to us. We love you Dr Gottlieb and your sweet family. Rest in eternal peace, you will be greatly missed, working will never be the same again.


My condolences on your loss.  Dr. Gottlieb will be remembered for his compassionate care to the community.

Sincerely,
Joe Bernard
Providence Health

I had the pleasure of getting to know Dr Gottlieb as a patient for nearly 30 years.  While no one truly enjoys signing up for a physical, Dr Gottlieb had that old school manner and demeanor that I think is hard to fine in this hurried world.  He knew his business and delivered his assessments while you conversed about the world.  Seeing him once a year was good medicine for the soul.  May he Rest In Peace!

Jack was a gentle man that I regard as a wonderful physician and a great friend. 
I always enjoyed his great stories in the physicians lounge. You could always count on seeing Jack at lunch. He will indeed be missed. RIP Jack!!


I had the honor of practicing alongside Jack for 20 years. Exceptional Physician, great man, and a good friend. Jack told wonderful stories and seeing him in the Physician's lounge at lunch time always brightened the rest of my day. Rest in peaceJack. 

An  incredible physician and gentleman who will be missed by many! His compassion, empathy and love was an example for all. Such fond memories visiting his clinic and sharing the services of Providence.   Blessings and prayers to all who loved him! 

I was a patient of Dr. Gottlieb for the past 10 years....He was without a doubt the best doctor I ever had.....I am 66.....After my physical exam was over he asked me to visit in his office....We had wonderful conversation like I was his best friend.....I will miss him the rest of my life....He was a prince of a guy.....Rest in peace Dr Gottlieb....

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Dr. Jack H Gottlieb

June 25, 1941 – December 26, 2020

Dunbar Funeral Home (Devine)

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