Richard Rosenfeld

Dec 19, 1948 - Jan 07, 2024

St. Louis, MI

Richard (Rick) B. Rosenfeld, aged 75, passed away peacefully surrounded by love at Barnes-Jewish Hospital’s Siteman Cancer Center on January 8th, 2024. He is survived by his wife, Janet Lauritsen; two sons, Jake Hoffmann Rosenfeld and Sam Hoffmann Rosenfeld; two daughters-in-law, Erin McGaughey and Erica De Bruin; brother Robert Rosenfeld; three grandchildren, Ida May, Henry, and Frankie, and numerous devoted friends, family, and colleagues. Born in St. Louis on December 20th, 1948, to Jack and ...Read More

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