Birth date: Feb 8, 1942 Death date: Jun 9, 2020
Dr. Stanford Rosen, age 78 of Tuscaloosa, Alabama passed away Tuesday, June 9, 2020. He was born February 8, 1942 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to Morris and Jeanette (Levison) Rosen. He enjoyed Alabama football and basketball and Read Obituary
‘Uncle Stan’ will be missed. I have known Stan literally my entire life, since his days at OCPM in the early ‘60’s. He and and my Dad, Eddie Russell, became colleagues in Birmingham when Stan moved south.
Stan had a big heart and cared deeply for his patients and family. He was a leader professionally.
RIP Stan, you will be missed.
Stan was the man!! His heart was full of love and fun. Cruises, trips to Gatlinburg, many dinners together proved to be such fun. This family is our family. He will be missed sorely. ❤️❤️❤️
I had the great fortune of meeting Stan 40 years ago when I attended my first Academy meeting. I will never forget the kindness, love and help he offered to me then and for the next 40 years. He was like a 2nd father to me. It was always a joy to spend time with Stan and even to speak with him on the telephone. He was always there with a big, friendly smile and a kind word. The meetings he put on for the Academy were educational, fun, and 1st class all the way. I am a better person for having known and worked with him. My deepest condolences to Joanie and the entire family. May he rest in peace.
I met Dr. Rosen through his Grandson Nick DiMario years ago.
I really enjoyed talking with him every time that I saw him. I will always remember his great personality and friendly demeanor.
God Bless.
Anthony Foster
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
So sad... While a 3rd years student, Stan opened his heart to me and taught me many of the do's and don'ts for a successful practice. His surgical expertise coupled with his warm, friendly and giving personality made him the man he was....liked and admired by all he knew. We shared a special moment at an AAFS meeting at LSU.. Both started the the Atkins diet, we had asked the server to bring Stan and I large dish of fresh whipped cream with of course no sugar lol!! The server brought a 2 gallon bowl..and we looked at each other and said to each other with spoons in hand..."Ill meet you at the bottom" ha ha...we finished it..... with whipped cream beards on our faces!!.. Rest in peace my friend
Howard
Wow not enough room on this to say how this makes me feel. I loved “doc”/ marider like family! He literally took me from day one when I came to play football at Alabama like I was his!!! Terrible news! All the fishing ( I take that back) all the catching he did and his concern and care for any and everyone - literally would give you the shirt off his back. RIP doc John Causey
