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Jennifer P.Peavey
January 21, 2022
Ginger, would you be able to send me contact information. I would like to send a card.
Thank you, Jenni
John King
January 19, 2022
Only fond memories of Dr John and his family from my childhood in Scott, MS. My deepest sympathies to John, Ginger, Scott, Susan and Family.
John King
Columbus, OH
kim showalter
June 10, 2020
Ginger, I am sorry to hear about your dad. I am so hoping that you could find the time to write me. I am still in Louisville and would like to catch up on old times. kim showalter
March 9, 2020
I knew Dr. Tomlinson from working at St. Anthony in Lou.Ky. He was also my Moms heart Dr. She thought the world of him. My first impression of him was when he had to come to Medical Records to sign some charts and he saw a patients chart that
he had seen for another Dr. That patient had expired and he had just found out. As he was looking at the chart he said that man was a very nice person and so sorry that he died. His sincere comment was so kind and caring. I was so glad that he was my Mom's doctor. I am sure that anyone who met him felt his kindness.
Jennifer Peavey
March 7, 2020
Dear Tomlinson Family,
I, of course, remember some more personal moments with your entire family, as we made up the family of children with parent's in the Cardiovascular Assoc. group.
I remember with fondness the contact I had with both of your parents and with you, especially, Ginger.
To me your father was a kind and gentle person with a wonderful smile.
I am grateful for my contact with your family via our connection with our father's work. I am also grateful that the original group finally incorporated so we did not have to complete all of those school forms with Troutman, Denham, Post, Mosely and Tomlinson any longer. I hope you will not mind a touch of humor in these memories.
May God bless and keep you. May we always honor the memory of our parents and be thankful for their care and keeping over the years.
Jennifer A. Post Peavey
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