John F. Hanley M.D.

Uncle John I still miss you and think about you often. I loved our talks. Aunt Helen speaks of you often. Thank you for all you did for everyone. Your blessings live on. Love you always.

I wanted to share a story about Dr. Hanley, when I was a you g boy in the start of the 70's, I was sick all the time. My mom would take me to see Dr. Hanley and every time I would end up getting a shot in the back side. I got tired of that , so I told myself I will fix this! So , the next time I had a visit with Dr.Hanley I dressed as a cow boy with my two trusty six shooters by my side. Back then you could do that, it was all in fun! I catch myself going back to those days often. R.I.P Dr....

DR. HANLEY WAS A VERY GOOD FRIEND & ALWAYS SUPPORTED ME ON VARIOUS PROJECTS AT FOUNTAIN VALLEY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL WHERE I WAS THE CHIEF PHARMACIST--I MISS HIM TERRIBLY.
7/13/2018

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

I know that this condolence is many years late but I wish to share a memory of Dr. Hanley. He was our family doctor many decades ago when his practice was on Brookhurst in that tiny little house. When I became a teenager I became pregnant and he delivered my son, whom I gave up for adoption and are now reunited. Dr. Hanley was wonderful to me through the whole pregnancy and told me that I was paying my debt to society and to not feel as though I did something wrong. My family and I will...

Helen I am so sorry to read this. I have thought of Dr so often over the years and we were just wondering how the two of you were doing. Please know how sorry the Arnold family is. Thoughts and prayers for you and the family.

Patrice Smith

John was a dedicated person to his family, friends and patients and an attribute to the development and success
of Fountain Valley Regional Hospital. His friendship to my
wife and I during our active medical career years will always
be cherished. Our condolences to his family and especially
to his wife, Helen, who became to endear as well.