On March 14th, Patricia Kottke wrote a lovely tribute about my time with Lehigh Valley Hospital. It was published in the Reader’s React section of the Morning Call found here:
Below you can read an excerpt:
“The departure of Dr. Raymond Singer from the Lehigh Valley marks the genuine loss of a local treasure. How fortunate for us that Dr. Singer chose to grow his career here, healing hearts and saving lives with the skills of a world-class cardiothoracic surgeon. For close to three decades, patients drawn to his practice for his superior skills and outcomes received an unexpected bonus of marvelous care and personal attention — along with the comforting surety that they were in the best of hands. Thank you, Dr. Singer, for your outstanding dedication to your craft, community, and especially, your patients.”
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