Adil Mohyuddin

I had a stroke at the young age of 20 and the problem initially was misdiagnosed. Dr. Adil was the first to say we should look deeper and it was a while before that was taken seriously. Thank you for giving me a voice. Rest in peace

Still miss you my friend!

I met Adil the first week I arrived at the University of Tennessee as a foreign student. Adil ate hamburgers in the cafeteria each and every day while at UT. He loved basket so we used to call him Kareem Abdul Jabbar. I saw him almost everyday while at UT but then lost contact when he went off to medical school. I can't believe he passed away and I didn't know about it. I never got to say goodbye to my friend.

Went to high school with Adil in Nashville back in the early 80s. We were buddies and back then we talked about our dreams, he wanted to be a doctor and I wanted to be an engineer. We both were studious and realized our dreams. Sadly, we never reconnect ever since I left for an out-of-state college. Just on a hunch, I looked him up today and learned he just passed away. Very sad and miss the time we spent together as true friends.

Brian L.
California

I met Adil in 1983 in medical school. He was a great friend and study partner. I remember him talking about his father being a physician, and he really wanted to be one too. I am so sorry to hear of your family's loss. You all are in my prayers.

Kary Lyon

I have been a patient of " DR. M's " for the last 2 years. He was a very and compassionate doctor. It saddens me that I will no longer see him at my appointments, however he will no longer be suffering as he has for the last few months. God Bless his family and co-workers at this time. I will miss him.
Fran Armitage

Zak, I am deeply sorry for your loss. Although I retired from AEDC in 2003, I think of you and my other "smoking buddies" frequently. My deepest condolences to you and your family. God bless you and your family, especially during this time of need.

I have been a patient of his for the better part of two years. It saddens me, greatly, that we will no longer share his knowledge or experience his presence in our lives, but... he has been ill for quite some time and I feel some relief that he suffers no more in this world. Condolences to his family, co-workers and friends at such a profound loss to each of you. By all means we must each grieve, in our own way, but... carry on as he would also wish us to do in his absence.