Steven ZALCMAN Obituary

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

I knew Steve a long time, he was a dear friend whom I used to go to shul with
on Mackenzie Street in Montreal.I will miss his freindship and kindness.
God bless you Steve

He was a very good scientific collaborator. I learned a lot about neurosciences with him. He will be sincerely missed.

I worked in Dr. Zalcman's lab for 2 years and I appreciated everything I have learned from him. He is a great mentor, real scientist and more than just a wonderful person; he was always so kind and considerate to everyone. It is so sad to hear of his passing and he will be truly missed.

Dr. Zalcman was an amazing mentor, teacher, a dedicated scientist and a genuine friend. I was a student in his lab and I will always be thankful for the opportunities he provided and his sincere interest in teaching. He was such a warm, kind person and he will truly be missed. I send my deepest condolences to his family and hope for love and strength for you all at this time.

I too would like to add a brief note conveying how much Steve will be missed. I knew him primarily as a professional colleague, but was always impressed by his passion and ethical commitment to the highest quality science. At the same time, he was good guy with a wonderful amiable personality. I will miss him personally as will so many others in our professional society (PsychoNeuroImmunology Research Society). He was an important, early formative member of the PNIRS

Dr Zalcman was a great person and mentor. I am deeply sadened to hear of his passing. I will fondly remember our long talks on anything and everything; especially on music, science or just life in general. He was a genuine and warm person and will be missed.

I was so sad and shocked to learn of Dr.Zalcman's passing. I worked in his labs for a couple years, he was a mentor, and a friend. I will miss his great sense of humor and wonderful sports talk, it is a great loss.
Anthony Gotay

To Dorothy
We never met your brother but we understand how affected you are by this terrible loss. Please know that our thoughts are with you,
Ha Makom yenachem etchem betoch avlei Tsion viUerushalayim

I was so sad to hear of Dr. Zalcman's passing. He was a mentor to me, and one of the reasons I chose to attend UMDNJ. Even though I had not spoken with him in a few months, I always knew he was there if I needed to discuss anything with him. He will be greatly missed.

I still can n't believe that Dr. Zalcman is no more with us. I vividly remember all the discussions I had with him about both research and other topics. He was very kind at heart and his presence can n't be replaced in the University.

It's great lost for all of us. I'll always remember Dr Zanlcman as a exceptional scientist and kind personage.
I'll do my best to accomplish work he wish to be done.

Dr. Zalcman was my mentor, guide, teacher and also friend. While working at New Jersey Medical School, I have come across many researchers, however I have not met anyone like Dr. Zalcman who had extraordinary interest and also passion for research. I will always remember him and he will be missed.

My deepest condolences to his family members. May his divine soul rest in peace.

"Dr. Zalcman was an exceptional Professor, he will always be remembered and never forgotten."

With our condolences to Dorothy, Steve and Sean.

Steve was an amazing mentor, collaborator, and friend. His dedication to his work, colleagues, and mentees was immense. He provided a living definition of "menchkite" and will be sorely missed.

My condolences to to your entire family. Dr. Zalcman will be greatly missed at our University.

My condolences to his family. Dr. Zalcman, was a wonderful teacher. He will be greatly missed.

My condolences to the family. Dr. Zalcman was an enthusiastic and caring teacher and he will be greatly missed.

-Noel M. Baker M.D. UMDNJ

My condolences to you all. Steve was a great scientific colleague and a great friend. I will miss him.

Steve was a wonderful colleague as part of our close-knit ISIS Network on Sex/gender Differences in the Brain. Personally, in addition to adding to the general camaraderie we all felt during our 4x/year meetings with his gentle intelligence, he taught me a great deal personally, as we co-edited an issue of the American Journal of Physiology in 2006, and when I sought out his advice on research. I send my deepest condolences to his family. With warmest wishes,
Karen Berkley

Steve's contributions will endure, as will our memories of him as a perceptive, creative, and generous colleague. What is remembered, lives.