Dr. Seymoure Krause
November 3, 2015

KRAUSE, DR. SEYMOURE: On Tuesday, November 3, 2015; Beloved husband of Corinne Azen Krause. Beloved father of Barbara Krause (Larry King), Dr. Norman  Krause (Ann Goodwin), Kathy Krause and Dr. Diane Krause (Liz Hellwig). Brother of the late Alfred Krause, Dr. Gilbert (late Belle) Krause, Daniel Krause, Rita Krause Weiss (late Milton). Brother-in-law of Felice Brody and Elaine Lampl. Grandfather of Spencer, Molly and Mason Krause. Also survived by loving nieces and nephews. Services at Ralph Schugar Chapel, Inc., 5509 Centre Avenue, Shadyside on Thursday at 11 AM. Visitation one hour prior to services (10 - 11 AM). Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery. Contributions may be made to Jewish Residential Services, 4905 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15213. www.schugar.com

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Sincere sympathy in the loss of Dr. Krause. Worked with him at Braddock General Hospital. Good Doctor!!!

Dear family I was not in Pittsburgh the day of the funeral. So sorry to hear of the passing of Seymour. He and Phil both made it to 97. Now Phil Gigs and Seymour can play a round in heaven. Three great men reunited. So many wonderful memories. It would have been nice to see the family again. We all grew up and older together. I don\\\'t have your address I would love to send a personalized card. Will try to find it. Corine I hope you are doin well please send my condolences to the whole family. Love Ronna

Diane, Liz and family, Sending you much love during this sad time. xo

Corinne. There was never a time in my life that I did not know or hear the name Krause, be it Seymoure or Gigs. As a child, I lived part of my life in Braddock and was very fortunate to have known them both. In later years it became more personal with you and Seymoure, which Donald and i always enjoyed. Thinking of you during this most difficult time. My heartfelt condolonces to you and your family on the loss of a wonderful and kind human being. Lovingly, Sheila Kopelman

I send my deepest sympathy, thoughts and prayers to each of you. It was my honor and pleasure to have worked with such a kind and gentle man. I witnessed first hand the respect he received from his devoted patients . A fond memory is recalling homemade Hard Tack candy I gave to Dr. Krause. As we made hospital rounds, he reached in the pocket of his IMPECCABLE suit jacket and retrieved a handful of the candy. His hands and pocket were coated in confectioner's sugar. He smiled, pop the treat in his mouth and we continued our day. Sincerely, Connie