Anthony N. Pappas M.D.

I served Dr. Papas at the Drive-in window of Bankers Trust during the late 70's while I was a student at The College of Charleston. I looked forward to his visit because of his wry humour and I was delighted when I could say something to garner a smile from him. I spoke of that time seeing him just last night when I met a young woman who was a bank teller. My sincere condolence to the loved ones of Dr. Pappas. He lives in my best memories!

Dear Diane and Natalie,
I am distressed to just now hear about the passing of your dad/grandfather. I have special memories of him always in the kitchen preparing some magical dish for us hungry high schoolers. Time will help with the pain of your loss. Love, Karen and Anna

Dear Aphro and family,
I am so very sorry for the loss of Tony. He was truly a special person.
God Bless and keep you each in the palm of his hand.
Louise Gladden and Cash

My sincere & deepest sympathies to the family of Tony Pappas for their loss. Tony was a very exceptional & special person. He was a very loving, caring and great husband and father to his wife and all his children and grandchildren. He was a member of the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church and was dearly loved by all. He was well known not only in the Medical Community, but also throughout the Charleston Community. He will be sorely missed by all. May his memory be eternal.

GOD...

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. Marti and Erika Shortridge.

Sorry for you loss Dianne and Margo. Though I have not seen either of you in over 30 years, I know your Dad loved you both very much. As a father of a daughter I have learned a lot about a fathers love for his daughter. Lost my Dad 11 years ago and Mom eight, and not a day goes by I do not miss them both. My heart goes out too you and your whole family.