Hi Doc Hollander - I dreamed about you last night. Thanks for your medical expertise even from The Beyond. It appears you never stop being a doctor, even having been on a higher plane for the past 4 years. Thank you for everything - including your friendship. I miss you.

I still think about you, and miss you terribly. You were amongst the three greatest men I've ever personally known. Thank you for your kindness to me and my family. You knew what mattered in life - someone like you deserved to live ten life times. The world would be a far better place with more people like you in it. I will remember you until my very last breath. You made a huge impact on my life.

When God made Arnold Hollander, he threw away the mold.  There will never be another Arnie.  He dwells in a most special place in my heart.

Thinking of you today ... it's so hard to believe that it's been 4-years already since you went to the Casino in the Sky! 
We think of you everyday!  I saw a humming bird this week ... Yes, I know it sounds crazy ...but, I thought it was you.  Just know that you tough us everyday and even though you are not with us physically, you are always in our hearts.  I saw a car pass by on your birthday and it said BIG RED ... and a humming bird followed me this week.  I know it may not be you, but it's comforting to think it is you.   WE LOVE YOU & MISS YOU TERRIBLY!  Love your daughter - Suzie

We realy miss this great person,he was not only our doctor,but a great friend.
Noone can replace him.

I think of him all the time. He was very important to my family.  I hope you  are doing well

Another year has gone by since Dr. Hollander went to heaven.  He will never be forgotten.  In my eyes, after working for him for 14 yrs as his medical transcriptionist, I will never forget what a joy he was to work for and with; he will NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. GOD BLESS DR. H.    Eva Buffinton, May 15, 2015.

I think of you often and can't believe it has been two years.  You were the doctor for both my husband Bob and myself and you were the Best.

Oh sorry to just read about his passing. Arnie's parents and mine were great friends. Last seen him in the early 90's while visiting us during a Lafayette reunion...take care.

I thought of you today, and found that it has been 2 yrs, last week, since you passed to heaven.  I wanted to let your family know that THEY and YOU, have not been forgotten.  RIP DR..
Susan Howell & Wyatt Gilbert

In our 40+ year relatonship, you were always there when we needed you most. I always hoped that you knew how much we appreciated you. RIP Arnie!

Dr. Hollander; We both miss you oh so much. You were our dr.& our friend.No one will ever replace you.Rest in peace.

Hi Doc, I can't believe its been 2 years since you left. I'm still stuck here but hope to catch up with you soon. We'll travel the eternities together like the 40+ years we had. Your always in my heart my friend....GODS SPEED !!!

Dear my best friend's dad, Dr. Arnold I. Hollander,

How are you? 
Are you having fun in your place?

I am sure that you can see us from the place that you are in now.
Your daughter Suzie is doing well. She is a wonderful friend, journalist, mother and wife…

I am glad that I met her and her family… especially YOU!!!
I really miss you… 
I am thinking of you…

David told us that you always say “take care” instead of “good bye”…
So…take care! 

P.S. I will see you in 50 years (I would like to live another 50 years…)     :)
Yoko Fujimoto

Suzanne, your father was such a wonderful man.  I hope that time will ease your pain.  Please don't ever second guess decisions made.  I just lost my grandfather (and best friend) at the age of 100.  I still pick up the phone to call him for our nightly cocktail together from 2500 miles away.   I feel lost without him. I know time will heal that.  Your dad was such a healer. I'm sure he is holding your heart in the palm of his hand.

Dr. Hollander will always be the best, kindest man and such a pleasure to work for the 14 yrs during which I was his medical transcriptionist. He was ALWAYS a delight to see daily, to laugh/kid with and above all, THE BEST physician for whom I have ever worked!!! I remember only gr8 times whenever I think of him and what a special human being he was! Whenever I drive by his office these days my heart feels saddened for a few moments, but then I think of all the many many gr8 times we shared so many different stories about our luv of birds, family, lawyer jokes, etc.; he brings a smile to my face whenever I think of him. He is in my prayers forever. GOD BLESS you Carol and family. You had THE BEST husband, father and special friend to sooo many people, Carol!!!

Eva Buffinton
Dr. Hollander's medical transcriptionist for 14 gr8 years.

A little over a year ago four of us had a mens mini reunion in Easton PA. We talked about growing up in that small Pennsylvania town and the great friends we had. Arnie was at the top of the list and remembered  for his great smile and his true friendship. Although if I was lucky I got to see him once a year. I cherish the memories of those meetings and now only wish I'd made an effort t do it more often

Dearest Dad,
Today is the day that we decided to move you from the Las Vegas Hospital to Tucson hospital ... almost two-years-ago.  April will forever be a month of pain for me because it marked the beginning of your demise.    I always wondered if we should have kept you in Las Vegas .... a Special City that you cherished so very much!     Seeing the awful way in which you suffered and exited this world reminds me to appreciate everyday and every moment.  Thank you for being such an incredible inspiration to my girls ... you have left such a special legacy and gift of love that they will carry with them all of their lives ... you were the BEST Grandfather and will forever be loved & cherished and Missed!   Best Dad, Best Husband and a true healer!  Thank you for your gift of teaching us to always see the glass half full ....everyday, every moment I remind myself ... how your cup had always runneth over! 
XOXO
Your Daughter

I am so saddened to hear of the passing of this wonderful man. He exemplified what a doctor and friend should be.  Though I no longer reside in Tucson, I have such fond memories of my many years there and for having the best caring physician to be found anywhere. Though, by now some of the pain may have subsided, my heartfelt condolences go to his family and staff.  Armie was a good man!

 Can't believe it has been a year-we will always have you in our hearts-there will never be a "doc" like you-Hope and Chris Joseph

It's has been one year and I still miss Dr. Hollander. Things will never be the same without him around. No one can ever replace him. He was a gem.

Another year has passed,our wonderful doctor sadly missed & badly needed.
No one will ever replace him.
             As ever,chuck & Pearl

Eva Buffinton. Medical Transcriptionist
for Dr. Hollander for 14 years. I just went to his office today,came home, looked on line and found his passing!!
He was a wonderful, kind and generous 
man who, as many others, adored him.
Carol, my deepest sympathy.  He luved 
U sooooo much!!!!!

I had worked for St. Joseph's hospital up until the nineties and remembered this fine doctor and person right up until today. I was his patient for many years and have deep respect. RIP Doc.

I was very ill, a student in the U of A infirmary.  I was transferred to St. Joseph's and knew I would live when I heard a voice saying, "What!, I've been watching football all afternoon and they didn't call me!! Arnie stayed eith me all night.  What a great person he was, how kind and generous.  I've since moved lots of places  (my husband joined the Army) and been treated well by other doctors, but there was only one Arnie.  I have just now seen this obituary on the Internet, and I feel we have all lost someone special.  My condolences to all his family. No wonder you all adored him.  People like him don't come along every day, and I feel blessed to have known him.

Pat and I have been in Prescott since May 1st and just today learned of Dr Hollander's passing.  We were shocked and so very very sad to get this news. We have both been his patient and from the beginning we were always so grateful and appreciative of his truly caring approach to medicine.  He was a very rare and special person who we feel very privileged to have known over the years. For us, there will never be a replacement. His family will be in our prayers.

Ralph & Pat Lautmann

On behalf of the Arnold and Rosie Mares and Family. We extend our sinceriest condolence to the Hollander family.  As a doctor for the family for many years, we were stunned to here the news and a little panic struck as to who will be our doctor from here out.  So many years with the doctor, it seems almost impossible that we will find another like Doc. Rest in peace and our prayers are with the family and staff. It will be difficult to fill the shoes he walked in.

Dear Carol, after I told Terry about dreaming of meeting Arnie again last night, Terry and i felt we needed to reconnect with you. I can't tell you how shocked and saddened we were to read of his passing online. We all shared so many good times  together in hawaii and our memorable trip back to the mainland on the Matsonia with all the kids. I hope this message will reach you and convey to your family our fond memories and love. Art and Terry Wasser, Pittsfield, Ma.
Artwss@gmail.com

Our sympathy to the family and his wonderful staff. He was our physician and friend for many years (in the case of Charles, since 1970). He was a wonderful man and our family doctor. The great photo with this guest book reminds us of how much we will miss him.

My condolences to the entire Hollander family. Arnie was a great doctor with a great sense of humor! It was clear that he was devoted to his family and patients. We have lost a wonderful member of our community. Thanks for being there for all of us Arnie.

Oh no, I am so heartbroken to hear this! My sympathies to the family and office staff. Arnold was the best, there is no replacing him.  He always was there for me. Goodbye my dear Doctor--My family and I will greatly miss your gentle spirit and loving care. God bless.

Arne was my family doctor since 1971. He was a prince of a man. Two things I can share with those who loved him are that he was a very experienced birder and lover of nature and when I was gravely ill in 1972 and then living in Bisbee, he closed his office early,drove 200 miles (round trip) to make a house call. That alone almost cured me. I'll always miss you, Arnie. RIP

I was so sorry to hear about the death of Dr. Hollander. I'll always remember the time that he and Carol went to my college graduation party. I remember him being very kind and having a great sense of humor.

I was so saddened to hear of Dr. Hollander's death and my heart goes out to all his family and friends.
I had the privilege and honor of having him as my primary doctor the last few years. What a wonderful, kind, compassionate, and gracious fellow he was! He will be so missed...I was so stunned by how he was always there when I needed him. He kept Fridays "open" in case we were sick and needed to see him. When I commented on that to him, he replied "That's what doctors are supposed to do...see patients when you are sick, when you need us!" That philosophy seems to be quite rare today. Thank you, Arnold, for all your wonderful caring and care.
XXXOOO

Bless you Dr. Hollander, i asked you to accept me as a patient after graduating from nursing school, I laughed so much during my first employment physical that I apologized to the
office staff and Edna said "it's always like that around here, we worry if the patient is not giggling" We shared detox protocols because he was involved with Padre Kino at that time and I worked at Westcenter, Tucson General.
A kind and brilliant man with a passion for life that was infectious. Waiting for my appointment one day, he had an emergency at the hospital and Edna asked if i could reschedule for the next day, I said " of course , but actually just spending time in the waiting room has cured me" Arnold adored his wife and children, and later of course the grandchildren. I never had a visit that he did not catch me up on the latest family gossip, vacations or simple anecdotes. I never met any of his family, but felt a part of it as one of his finest attributes was his  feeling of inclusiveness towards everyone he met. You will be greatly missed by our whole community.

I was so, so sorry to hear of Dr. Hollander's death.  He was a great doctor and human being.  I will miss him very much.  No other doctor will ever measure up for me.

Ann Akers
patient for many many years.

Dr Hollander was my doctor since 1974. He was my family doctor, but the best doctor for my mother. I am saddened to hear this news.  My prayer and thoughts go to his family, friends and co-workers.

Arnie was my Dr. from my Jr. year in college(1970) through 2012. He was also my dad's Dr. for many years. Arnie  and I both had red culy hair and a love for Wildcat sports. He was not only my Dr. but a friend and I will miss him. 
Neal Flint

It is with great sadness we received the news of Dr. Hollander's passing. He was a credit to his profession providing our family with care, compassion and wisdom through various chapters in our journey through life. He was a friend and confidant tending our needs with expertise and professionalism leavened with his self-deprecating humor and dry wit. He is missed just as a member of our family would be missed. Rest in peace my friend and thank you for your service and sacrifice. We ask for strength and courage for those friends and family left behind. Our prayers to his wife and family and thanks for sharing him with us for the 18 years he has tended our medical needs.

Dearest Carol and Family. We only knew Arnie through you,and the good things we heard from others over the years.  Our hearts and love go out to you and yours in this time of deep sorrow.  We've said a prayer for him.  We know his presence will be missed terribly by those who knew and loved him. In deepest sympathy.

Joseph & Connie Colosa

I knew Dr. Hollander professionally, working as an RN at St. Joseph's Hospital beginning in 1982. He always struck me as a most caring and professional man. I remember making middle-of-the-night calls to physicians during the Christmas season, and talking to him over and over as he covered for so many of his colleagues, so they could enjoy Christmas with their families. I had the great good fortune to work with him in performing medical record review for "QA/UR," beginning in 1984. He would review huge stacks of charts, a task most physicians would turn down (we joked that they would multiply in medical records, while we weren't looking).  His stream of consciousness review was a revelation to me; I learned so MUCH by sitting at his elbow. I also have enjoyed being his patient, and sharing bits of our personal lives. I have just now found out about his death, and feel an acute sense of personal loss. Along with so many others, I will miss him SO much.  My heart goes out to his family and friends. He was a lovely, inspiring presence in the world.

We mourn the passing of one of Tucson's finest physicians; a friend, a nurturing and loving friend. We shall miss Arnie, and our heartfelt condolences go out to Carol, his family, and of course, all of his office staff. 
We shall miss Arnie, and remember his kindness and caring ways forever.

Kevan & Jane Schlamowitz

My mother, Mary Sasse,  so looked forward to her appointments with Dr. Hollander.  When he came into the examining room she always said she felt fine and she meant it.  He respected her wishes regarding tests and took all her symptoms seriously.  He is irreplaceable for her and consequently for the rest of her family.

--Margo Sasse

I only just heard about Dr. Hollander's passing. I begged his office to take me on as a patient, I worked at a pharmacy and I could tell who cared about their patients...I was lucky enough that they accepted me into the very special compassionate and professional office run by Dr. Hollander. I will miss him and pray for Dr. Hollander, his family,friends and staff.

So very sorry to hear about Dr. Hollander's passing. He was a wonderful man and great Doctor.  Our Deepest Sympathy to his wife Carol, children, and grandchildren.  He will be truly missed.  Susan & Arnie Greenberg

Dr. Hollander became my doctor in the early 70's. I had just graduated from college and moved to Tucson and knew almost no one. I can't even remember who referred me to him but I do remember my first visit and being very impressed and grateful that I had found a physician I knew I could trust.  And, best of all, I remember him racing around town in that little red sports car with the top down and his red hair flying.  You always knew it was him.  No one else in Tucson with red hair drove a red sports car with the top down year round (almost).  My condolances to his wife, his children and grandchildren and his wonderful office staff.  I don't want any other doctor.....he was the best.
Vicki Valadez.

Dr Hollander was my doctor for the last 20 years.  He was the best doctor I have ever had.  I saw him about 2 months ago at Costco and we talked for a couple of minutes.  I just found out about his passing and will miss side tracking him at my physical exams to get his take on the latest poker news among other things.  My heart goes out to his family and I will truly miss him

Dr. Hollander was the best doctor I have ever encountered in my life.  He was my doctor for the past 15+ years and became my mother's doctor when she moved to Tucson after being diagnosed with cancer. His compassion and sensitivity toward his patients was second to none. Obviously, I am not alone in feeling as though I was part of his big family. I always looked forward to any appointments with him. I knew he would never retire because we had that discussion and he was very clear that he would work until he could no longer do so.  He loved his work and it showed.  My heart goes out to his wife and office staff, along with his children and grand children.  Carol, Todd and Rachel, we've had personal contact in the past and I want you to know that whenever I asked about you, his face lit up and he raved about his red headed grandson :)  He was one in a million and will be deeply missed by so many of us.  Rest in Peace, Arnie.  We will always be grateful that you were part of our lives.

I was so sorry to hear of Dr. Hollander's passing. My family has known him for over 40yrs. We send prayers to his loved ones and will miss his wisdom and humor. God bless. Deborah and Katie Stahr

Dr. Hollander was my doctor for over 36 years. I feel like I have been part of a big family after reading his guest book entries. We all felt the same way about him.  I remember whenever I changed insurance companies I wouldn't do it unless Dr. Hollander's name was on the list.  I once asked him when he was going to retire and he said, "I love what I am doing, and talking to people all day. I am going to keep on doing this until I no longer can." I will miss him and his smile. I will be forever grateful he was a part of my life.

I lost my Doc. and my Best Friend.  Doc Arnie was someone who listened to me and treated me with professionalism as well as love and understanding.  He made me feel better every time I saw him no matter what for.  He was a Mench.  They don't make Doc's like my Doc. Arnie.  May he rest in peace.  I miss him.

Dr. Hollander was our family physician for many years. I am very sorry and shocked to learn of his demise.  He was a truly outstanding doctor and his sensitivity towards his patient's illnesses will be sorely missed.  He was wonderful in working with my husband Bob's illness.  All who knew him are going to truly miss him.

Dr. Hollander had been our family doctor since 2003 and had become much more than just our physician. He was truly a wonderful family friend. I'll never forget his remarkable compassion and care during a personal medical crisis a few years ago. We had just seen him at a Little League game a few weeks ago where our grandsons were playing on opposing teams. I doesn't seem possible that he is gone now. God bless, Doc

We just found out today about Dr. Hollander.  He had taken care of my parents for many years.  He was a very good man and had done wonderful things with his years of service.  God bless and keep your family.

Dr. Hollander was my age and like me had served in the army. He was my and my wife's doctor for over 30 years. We had left on a trip on May 22nd. Today, June 4th, I sadly read of his passing. I often asked him when he will retire. He kept doing what he loved to do right to the end. We will really miss him!

Dr. Hollander had been our physician and friend for many years. We will certainly miss this extraordinary man. We were so sorry to learn of his passing upon our return from an extended trip.  Kathy and Max Chatel

I am so saddened by the loss of this great loving, caring, incredible man. My family became his patients when he first opened his practice in 1969. He took such good care of us, no matter the hour nor the inconvenience. I am so sorry I missed his services, having found out just today of his passing.  He will be deeply missed.  My sincerest condolences to the Hollander family and his wonderful staff.  God Bless you Dr. H and rest in peace.  Your good works will never be forgotten.

Dr. Hollander will be missed very much. I've seen him for 40 years and he was a great and caring doctor and always had a smile for you.

Dr Arnold Isreal Hollander, our doctor since 1980.We were so sadden we just found out yesterday. So sorry we missed the services.Our deepest condolences to his wife, children and office staff. Rest in peace Doc.

Dr Arnold Hollander, (Arnie) my doctor since I came to Tucson in 1971, my families doctor, I just found out today of his passing, my deepest condolences to his Wife Carol and his family, we will miss him and his wonderful humor and caring for his patients. Rest in peace Arnie, and God bless you and watch over you.

Dr.Hollander, my Dr.since the 70's.  A man of great humor,humility,& compassion. A Dr.from the (old school) CARING!!! Joyce Evans Tucson,AZ.

I just heard about Dr. Hollander's passing ......so saddened by his loss. With deepest sympathy to his family and wonderful office staff. He will be so missed by this community. Sincere sympathy.

I was saddened when I heard that Dr. Hollander had died. My wife and I were patients of his for many years. He was a very caring individual and treated us with respect. He and I would often discuss a recent birding experience before, during or after the appointment. My condolences to his family and loved ones,

My condolences to Dr. Hollander's wife, family and staff.  Thank you for all you have done over the years.

Arnold was an excellent, caring doctor.  Dr Hollander was my doctor for over 9 years. I learned of his passing when I came for my annual physical today.  I will sorely miss him. My condolences to his  wife, family and staff.

Doctor Hollander was my doc for 27 years or so and he was such a wonderful doctor, man and friend.  He will be missed so very much and is irreplaceable.  My prayers and sympathy go to his wonderful wife Carol and their four children as well as the extended family.

Our condolences to Dr. Hollander's family and staff. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Arnie was a wonderful, thoughtful, and caring doctor.  His no-nonsense, minimalist approach to medicine was a throwback to the type of old-fashioned GP I knew as a youth in rural Upstate New York.  His patient and sympathetic listening, his subtle but persistent urging to change bad habits, and his gentle, healing hands were more potent and powerful tools than the entire arsenal of drugs rolled out by many health providers. In addition to all that, he was also funky and funny and most knowledgable about Tucson's medical, political, and cultural history. I almost looked forward--or at least didn't fear--an annual exam, which was more like a congenial visit with an old buddy.  My favorite memory?  For my initial appointment, I came dressed in my usual black T-shirt and khakis.  He looked at me and said:  "Love your style!"  Then he peeled back his white lab coat to reveal the same sartorial taste--or lack thereof--beneath.  I will greatly miss his style--and friendship.

Arnie, you were the Best, as a mensch and as a doctor.  We will miss you.
Our condolences to your wife, family and staff.

An excellent, caring, doctor and man, Dr Hollander was our doctor for over 20 years.  We and the Tucson community will sorely miss him. Our heartfelt condolences to his family.

I lost contact with Arnie since we attended Lafayette College together. Great memories at Easton High and of course working together at Miles Shoe Store. My condolences to you and your family.

Daniel Caravetta,Easton, PA

We will miss him. He was there through thick and thin, through good times and bad with our family.There was no doctor that cared so much. He will never be replaced. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his loving staff and family. He will surely be one of the stars shining bright in the sky.
 Rick and Nora Rhude

I want to extend my condolences to Carol, David, Robert, Todd and Susie. I was very sad to learn of Arnie's passing. He was a sweet man who always had a smile on his face and a kind word. He will be missed by all who were fortunate enough to know him.
Love,
Lynn Tyson-Gerber

Dear Carol,
Margy and I express our condolences to you and your family. Arnie was a great friend to me at Lafayette. We cherish the brief time we were able to spend with you , Arnie, Judy and Ron in Chicago just a few short years ago. I will never forget Arnie....one of the few really good guys. Best wishes to you and the kids for the future. Sincerely. Al Rosenbluth

I started seeing Dr. Hollander in 1972 and will miss him.  I always teased him that he had bright red hair when I first started seeing him.  He was like a family member as well as all his office staff.  He will be missed

Beautiful words for an Incredible Man.  I am honored to have known him and YOU as well.  Thank you for being my family and friend.  I miss Arnie!

Dr. Hollander was one of kind. He has medically helped three generations of my family members, including myself over 25+ years ago. His friendship & bed side manner is what I'll always remember! I will always be thankful for his medical diagnoses many years ago, as well the education & lifestyle recommendation. He will be missed.

Although Dr Hollander was a new PCP for me and I only saw him once, he was very caring and compassionate and took the time to listen to all of my health issues, I was very saddened when I called his office for an appointment and got the news, my thoughts and prayers are with gis family during this difficult time, may the lord give you the strength to deal with your loss and comfort you until you all meet up again.

Dr. Hollander meant so much to so many.  To me it is like losing a family member.  He was in my life as my only doctor for over 30 years and how lucky I was to have had him.  He will be missed.  My condolences to his family.

Dr. Hollander was one of the nicest people we have ever known.  He was highly respected by his peers and they valued his opinion.  We will truly miss him!  You have our deepest sympathy and will be in our prayers and thoughts.       Pat Russell and Family

Carol and Family,
 Dr. Hollander was my physician for several years  .He was such a mensch, caring and compassionate person. May his memory be a blessing.
Shellie Pozner and Family.

Sadness...58 years of friendship...so many things we didn't do that we should have...maybe more Don & Charlies...our love to the family in this time of sorrow.

Steve & Nina

I send my deepest sympathy to the Hollander family.  Dr Hollander has been my doctor for more than 30 years.  I adored him and his staff.  My heart is very sad and I will miss him so much.
Gale Drudge and Family.

Carol,
You, Suzie, David, Robert, and Todd have lost a great and wonderful companion, husband, father, and grandfather. I share your loss as I have lost a lifetime friend. I have so many memories of growing up with Arnie. He was the best.

How shocked and saddened we are to just learn of the death of a wonderful and caring man. Years after the confusion of current insurance regulations had taken us to another primary care doctor, I would see Arnie in the fruit and vegetable section of a local market and he would always call me by name and we would tease one another gently about the weight we both needed to lose. He graced us all with his love and presence. 
Susan & Larry McDonald, Sonoita

Carol and family: I only knew him by working next door, but I remember the day in the parking lot when we saw the Corliss Hawk nest with babies. We stayed and talked about them quite a while. He seemed like a kind, gentle spirit and he will be missed. HaShem bless you all.  Lori Fredona

To the entire family of Arnold Hollander,

Melanie and I would like to express our deepest sympathy over your sudden loss.

May Arnie rest in peace for all the good he accomplished in his life.

Melanie and Burt Strug

The 600 or so people attending Arnie's memorial service today attest to the great affection and caring everyone had for him. He not only was a fine physician but also made every patient seem a special friend. Like most eveyone else I will miss him greatly, and will be hard put to find another such a caring physician as him. May you rest in peace, Arnie.

George Koss

Dr. Hollander has been my doctor for the last ten years and I have seen him once every month during that time. He has been the most understanding and caring doctor for me. My husband also has been most impressed with "Big Red". My prayers go out to his wife and children during this time of their loss. He will be missed by the so many lives he has touched, especially mine. Sincerely,  Barbara Barkley

Dear Carol, Our deepest sympathy to you and your family.  What a sad, sad loss. Donna Bender & John Rosegrant

This mensch was our family doctor for my father as well as for Ruth and me.  Most of my career was devoted to hospitals and health care as a chief financial officer at major teaching hospitals so I've learned how to recognize an outstandingly superb physician.  Arnold Hollander was such a physician.  I extend condolences to his family.  May he rest in peace.

We offer our sincere sympathies to the family of a wonderful doctor who always had time to see a sick patient.  Doctor 
Hollander was a one in a million. He will be greatly missed. Prayers for the family.  Leo and Ellie Jordan

Dear Carol,
Although we haven't lived in Tucson for twenty- five years, we have the warmest memories or our friendship with the Hollander Family.  We know all of their children and we always felt the strongest connection to Carol and Arnie from the time we met.  
Since we have been out of touch, we did not know anything about Arnie's condition.  We were shocked and terribly sad to hear the news.  We send our love to Carol, to their children and their grandchildren.  
We pray that their beautiful memories of Arnie will keep him in their hearts and minds forever.

To a friend and good person. This is so sad to here. Saw him last month with my mom. Tucson has lost a great person and a great doctor. RIP my friend

Dear Carol,
We are shocked and saddened to hear about the loss of Dr. Hollander. Please accept our condolences and prayers for yours and your family's peace. we are going to miss him and his vibrant and ever green company.
With thoughts and prayers from
Shobha and Nagin Patel;M.D.(Tucson,AZ.)

To the Hollander Family
my heart is sadden to hear of his passing
Dr. Hollander was my doctor and he
was my dad's doctor (jim ritter)
he was a neat man that i will never forget he
had a great sense of humor and he had
a real zest for life i will miss him greatly

I didn't know Dr. H, but I know his son David here in San Diego and he is a great guy all around.  I am certain that his father must have been a special guy as well because he raised a fine son.  My sincere condolences to your family.

My mother Jeanette Rembert worked Proudly along side of Doctor Holllander most of my young years. As his nurse, friend , and associate, he will be Missed Dearly. God Bless his family.Daphne Rembert

What a wondetful man.  I met him about 15 years ago when my father was in the hospital.  He agreed to take over the case.  He later on became my mother's doctor.  He was so patient and kind.
He was one of the "real doctors".

So Long DOC, my Blessed friend until we meet again!!! Youve been my Dr. for over 42 years since I was 15 years old in 1969. You first used to come to our house to take care of my grandmother Edna Hofmann out in Hidden Valley. AS we grew together over the years your passion for caring for us all only grew in your humble eyes. My heart is broke to hear I wont see you here as our planet became a little darker with your passing. I know HaShem has you in his arms and I will catch up with you soon. Gods speed my dear friend. I LOVE YOU and my tears this day will turn from sadness to joy as I remember all the stories we told each other in our yearly visits. You truly were a great man and a Blessing to my life and my family. Your brother in Christ and Friend in HaShem.... Glenn E. Martin

OBITUARY

Arnold I Hollander

November 11, 1936 – May 23, 2012

Desert Rose Heather Cremation & Burial

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