FREDERICK A. PELLEGRIN M.D.

Dear family of Dr. Pellegrin,
Our mother, Evelyn Fisher,RN,{also a graduate of Stanford medical school, 1939) is now 96. She and Dr.Pellegrin started at Kaiser Walnut Creek the day that it opened. She thinks of him with fondness and sends her condolences to all of you.
Mom had picked out a card to mail, however she didn't have your address and wanted you to read the sentiments of the card that expressed her feelings...
"A life well lived is a life remembered with love. Someone who...

R.I.P grandpa fred im gonna miss you alot:) i love you so much!!

Dear Sandy and family,

So sad to hear about Fred. He was a bright spot in my years at Kaiser. Always happy and an unmatched sense of humor. The year and a half, before he retired, Dorothy and I were privileged to have him moved into our work station. He was an excellent Boss and became a good friend. Will miss seeing his smiling face.
" soft and safe to thee my friend be thy resting place. Bright and glorius be thy rising from it."

Claire

Fred was a one-ofa-kind person. I knew him during my years at Kaiser Permanente in Walnut Creek. One of my fond memories of Fred was watching his face turn beet red and sweating profusely...after eating spicey food. And he always had that smile and twinkle in his eye. We'll all miss you, Fred.

I will always remember Fred for his smile and great sense of humor he will be missed!

Fred was like a grandfather to me. He shared his love of the Sierra Nevada with our family and very considerately organized all of our backpack food for our first backpack trip in 1969. Fred taught me how to pace myself, I could follow in his footsteps for hours and hours without having to stop. He led us on countless backpacking adventures always serving as a very knowledgable guide about the terrain, surrounding peaks, and his keen eye at keeping track of the weather. Our two week...

We shall always remember his sharp wit and sense of humer.

I always enjoyed meeting my father's friends at work, his patients, his hiking buddies, his students, and people who he shared time with outside of the family. Thank you for sharing your best wishes and memories. You all meant a great deal to him as well.

You were a big part of my life growing up Fred, you will be missed by many.