Dr. Albert Austin Pearre Jr.

Sheila and I recently returned from traveling and in catching up with our newspapers, unfortunately found out about Budgie's passing. Besides being a somewhat distant relative, and our family physician, he was leader in the medical community and someone who's opinion we always respected. We always valued his friendship. Being related was a bonus. We'll miss him.

I made the move to Frederick, Maryland from Lynchburg, Virginia in 1951 and soon after met Budgie. We became fast lifelong friends while enjoying playing cards and socializing often. Budgie went to University of Virginia while I was at the General Motors Institute in Flint, Michigan. He was my Doctor, in addition to being my Sons Doctor as well. He was, and still is, a very well respected Physician to his many patients who also became friends. Heaven will have no shortage of wonderful Doctors...

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Our family was blessed to have been patients of both Sr and Jr. Pearre. They were not only excellent physicians but became friends. Finding a caring replacement doctor for Jr. has been impossible as the new breed of doctors just don´t care.

Dr. Pearce was a wonderful doctor as well as very Special Man. My heartfelt condolences to all of the families

Prayers to all who knew and loved Doc Pearre. I was blessed to know him as a friend of my Dad´s, went to school and rode the bus with Insley and Austin, and then worked with him as an RN at FMH for so many years. It was an honor to know him. He touched so many lives and his memories will always live on. In sympathy

My Condolences to Dr Pearre´s Children and Family.. It was a joy and pleasure to serve Doc over the years.. We enjoyed each other knowledge about sports, especially basketball.. Here´s to the great pizza lunch my family and I enjoyed at Docs house.. We were ok with paper plates but ever the gentleman Doc had already set the table for us with his good plates glasses and silverware! Doc was a first class human being all the way and he will be missed. Rest in Peace my treasured friend.....