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Samuel was an internationally recognized expert on the value of stringed instruments. He died of a heart attack in his sleep in 2003. He was a successful physician with 3 offices in the Atlanta suburbs, known for providing free treatment to many patients. He was also a violinist who donated hundreds of instruments to Atlanta schoolchildren. He is survived by his wife,Terry, 2 daughters and 2 sons.
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Carey Gordon
I knew Sam going all the way back to Taylor Elem. School. He was a kind intelligent person. R.I.P.
John B. Bornstein
I met Sam when I came to Heights junior year and he became one of my earliest friends there. I remember him as a warm, sensitive person. I am saddened to learn of his premature passing.