S. H. "Rudi" Tsai

The Wilcox family extends deepest sympathy to the family of Rudi Tsai. Dr. Tsai was a long-time friend and colleague of Bill Wilcox, also a retired radiologist in Minneapolis. He will be remembered with much affection as a valued friend.

Our condolences to the children and grandchildren of SH Tsai MD.
May he rest in peace with his wife Yukee, his brother SM Tsai MD, and his cousin JP Tsai MD.
With warmest regards,
SJ Tsai, SI Tsai, & TE Tsai

Please accept our sincere sympathies for the death of your dear father. I first met "Doc" over 55 years ago(as you might know I was Ruby and Doc's paper boy). I last saw Dr. Tsai 2 months ago. Amazingly he had not changed a bit over all these years. He was still the same beautiful gentleman;reassuring,caring,dignifi
ed and genuine. Ruby and Doc were great inspirations to all members of our family. We will always love them. May their memories be eternal. Love, David and Cheryl Dragotis...

Dear Members of Rudi's Family and His Many Friends ~

Rudi truly was a wonderful dedicated physican and gentleman. He came to General when I was Associate Administrator and was appointed Chief of Radiology. A great teacher and a hard working radiologist and a good friend. My warmest healthfelt condolences go all of his family.
~ Paul Vogt

I will miss Dr. Tsai. I am grateful to have known him and his wife for over 25 years.

I have fond memories from my days as a trainee in the late 60s and early 70s — Prof. Tsai was an enthusiastic teacher, who seemed always to find some entertaining aspect to present, no matter how mundane the question before him. Going over x-rays with him was not only instructive; it was also fun. His love for medicine and his respect and care for those learning it were obvious.

Dear Steve, Eugenia and Families:
We are so saddened to hear of your father's passing. We did visit with him in June when we were in Minnesota and he had alot of pain in his feet at that time. He graciously shared your mother's memory photo album with us. I had the pleasure of knowing "Doc" and Ruby since 1950. We have fond memories especially of the time in Glen Lake when we were neighbors. We would often call upon your father late at night to help us with our diabetic father, who...

Steve and Eugenie and families: Please accept my condolences, your father was a remarkable person, and someone that I have in my childhood memories. I remember our family get togethers and being one of the first families we met after moving to MN in 1957.

I had the opportunity to read his book and loved it. I know that he will be sadly missed by your family and ours, as well.

Warm regards, Cece Tsai

Dr. and Mrs. Tsai were neighbors for many years at Calhoun Isles. They were the most gentle, caring people. What a fine legacy they have left their children and grandchildren.