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Howard Rodenberg
August 17, 2023
As the current over-winter physician at the South Pole, I just read about Dr.Taylor in the book 90 South by Pail Siple and wanted to see if he was still with us. Carrying on his legacy here at the Pole...my condolences for your loss.
Howard Rodenberg MD
November 18, 2012
To June, Jae and I extend our condolences to you in your loss. Though we didn't know Howard well, we enjoyed him and found him to be a caring person. Cathy Moreau Lee
November 3, 2012
June,
Bill and I are so sorry to learn of your loss. We are thinking of you and hope that you can find peace and comfort in family, friends and memories.
Dianne & Harry Bumps
November 2, 2012
June - just heard the news. We are sending our condolences and we are thinking of you.
Wendy Remington
October 31, 2012
Ed ("Moose") my late husband, was at the Pole Station with Doc Taylor also.
My condolences to all the family.
Marcia Morrell
October 31, 2012
June, please accept my sincere condolences for your loss.
Sarah Gillens
October 30, 2012
I'm an admirer from afar having read about Dr. Taylor in 90 Degrees South by Dr. Paul Siple. Howard used to play tug of war with Bravo, Jack Tuck's dog at the South Pole. I'm a distant cousin of Jack's. Blessings to your family!
Kenneth & Ginger Waldron
October 29, 2012
Ginger and I were very sorry to hear of Howard's passing. Enjoyed knowing and being treated by him at the South Pole. Our visit with Howard and yourself, June, several years ago was a highlight to us. May Howard rest in peace knowing he was respected by many.
October 29, 2012
I knew Howard for a short time, but long enough to realize that he was a very thoughtful and caring man. He may be gone, physically, but certainly will remain in our hearts.
Bob Abell
October 28, 2012
To June and all of Howard,s family I am truly sorry for your loss. Randall Palmer
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October 28, 2012
As a brother-in-law of ours we have spent many wonderful hours with Howard. One memory is foremost in my mind--one that demonstrates the truly kind and gentle nature that was Howard. Upon arriving home in his car he was driving towards the barn in which he stored his car, when he noticed this very intricate and beautiful spider's web located at the entrance. He could not and would not disturb this beautiful creature and its work of art. His car was left out to the elements for many weeks! Even though it was time for him and better for him our hearts give us other messages. Howard will be greatly missed. God Bless! Love, Coleen and Doug.
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