27 entries.
wrote on May 3, 2021
A good man has passed, may he rest in peace. He has left loving memories behind for his family and friends to always remember him by. And in that sense, he has now eternally moved into our hearts and minds. Good bye Arnie, and welcome to your new home within our everlasting love.
wrote on May 3, 2021
Arnie and the Roth family have been friends of our family for years. Arnie has always had a special place in my life, recommending, suggesting, and otherwise helping me keep healthy, with his kind words and thoughts he shared with me. His photography was art and a feel good when visiting his office and the Roth’s home. RIP Arnie😘
wrote on May 3, 2021
Arnie was my doctor and my photo enthusiast friend. He was always there for me, as we get older the medical needs increase, he would fit me into his early morning schedule (even coming in early) to attend to whatever was ailing me, a truly wonderful, sincere guy. The world lost someone special with Arnie passing. RIP buddy
wrote on May 3, 2021
Dr. Roth, can’t believe you’ve moved on. Thank you for all you’ve done for me, you’ve healed my broken body, my heart and lungs, and showed me compassion like none other. I hope when we meet again, that we can reminisce about smoking good cigars, riding shotgun in my work truck, chasing fire and anything that came our way, high mountain lakes and streams that we visited, water falls, and deer along the way. You’re a good man Dr. Roth, you’ve helped more than you know. ❤️👨🏻🚒
wrote on May 3, 2021
My deepest condolences to the Roth family. I met Arnie through Art, one of my dearest friends since college at SUNY Albany. Turns out that Arnie and I probably crossed patches many times when I was in High School and he in Med School. He lived on Chestnut St in North Tarrytown, and I walked past every day on my way to Sleep Hollow High. RIP.
wrote on May 3, 2021
I have so many wonderful memories of Dr. Roth from my hundreds of visits these past 20 years to his office as a representative of TEAM PT. Throughout the years, these visits became more about friendship than about "work." He held my daughter, Sophia, at 2 weeks old. She is now 13. He was funny, sarcastic, fun, and the hardest working physician I know. He will be greatly missed leaving a void in this world no man could ever fill. All my love to Shelley, Brianna & Michael.
Love,
Christine
wrote on May 3, 2021
Great friend. Accomplished so much in life against great odds. Fought like a champ. He will be missed. Love to Shelley, Michael and Bri.