Dr. Lawrence D. Singer, 50, of Arlington, died April 10, 2019 at the University of Pennsylvania, PA.
His family will receive friends from 1pm to 2pm, Saturday, April 27, 2019 at Cunningham Turch Funeral Home, 811 Cameron St. Alex. VA 22314, a Life Celebration service will begin at 2pm.
811 Cameron St. Alex. VA 22314
04/27/2019
1:00pm - 2:00pm
Just wanted to extend my Condolences and Prayers to Dr. Family Singer’s Family for the loss of an Excellent Dentist and someone who I could call a Friend…I can’t thank Dr. Singer for the personal care he extended to me actually giving me the first rate care to my Dental needs in my 67 years of life…Dr. Singer’s personal approach to Medicine made him very unique, simply special, because he cared. We shared personal stories of family and life and I will be eternally grateful for his dedicated service to many patients he helped throughout his career. May His Soul and The Souls of All The Faithful Departed Rest In God’s Eternal Peace!
Ron Jackson
My heart is broken…I’m so sorry to hear sadly today that Dr. Singer passed.
Tonya.. although it’s been so long…we all grew together as family, friends, co-workers and will forever be grateful to the BOTH of YOU for your love and unwaivered support!
Prayers and my condolences!
Lawrence Singer was a brilliant medical professional. But, more than that, he was truly interested in how his skills could improve the quality of life of his patients. My fondest memory of Dr. Singer is his commitment to learning new material — from the foods we eat to how we sleep — and then working to apply this knowledge to help his patients. He had rare gifts and he will be missed by all who knew him.
So sorry to hear of Dr. Singer’s passing. Sophia so enjoyed playing on his All-Star soccer team.
Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Tanya, nuestro más sincero pésame a ti y tu familia, siempre lo recordamos con cariño.Dios te de el consuelo eterno y te ayude con tus niños, Roberto y Juanita from Greenworks
Dr. Singer my friend, I’ll never forget you,Semper fi, best to your family and staff
Tonya, was very sad to hear of the passing of your husband, Lawrence. From what I read, he sounded like a very respected man and Doctor. Please know that myself and the entire B-3 team pass you our thoughts and prayers during your time if grief.
Dr. Singer cared for two members of our family with amazing skill and unforgettable compassion. We will always cherish his memory, are thankful for his great friendship, and are praying for his family, colleagues, and friends.
I am extremely saddened to learn of the passing of Dr. Singer. He was a brilliant man and physician. Through his work he greatly improved my daily life. For the ten years I was his patient, it felt as though he was always there for me and I was receiving the best care humanly possible.
It feels as though I have lost a dear friend. I will greatly miss him.
I send my sincere condolences to his family and friends.
I am beyond grief. Dr. Singer was special, funny, sarcastic, a perfectionist, a friend and the best dentist on the planet. I just received the news of his passing today. His loss is tremendous for me. But for him, I would not have a beautiful smile. But for him, I would have never read books about unhealthy foods. But for him I would have never quit smoking. Lord, please open the doors of heaven for this wonderful man. To the family, my deepest sympathy and prayers. May Dr. Singer continue his spiritual journey the same way he lived life.