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Dr. Simon Kwalwasser died on August 29, 1971 after a long and painful illness. In keeping with his sterling character, he was courageous to the very end, complaining only that the medical people were giving him too much sedation which interfered with his sensory input. He once lightly remarked to his wife, Marie, that Freud had had a worse time and had also objected to too much morphine.
Dr. Kwalwasser's premature death leaves a void in clinical psychiatry and psychoanalysis which is not easily filled. In his