Anthony Talbert

Tony was a good friend and mentor of mine, a phenomenal doctor, and an incredible person. While I only knew him for a short while, I can say that he was one of the most impressive and inspiring people I have ever met. We talked about his old days of practicing medicine, the things that he valued in people and healthcare providers, and the greatness he strived to achieve in patient care. He was funny, down-to-earth, and had an incredible heart and care for people. I am so grateful to have met...

I often reflect on the early days at TTUHSC. We were a small dept and so very close. It was so good to see Dr. Talbert again before his passing. He hadn´t changed a bit. He still had his exuberant personality. He will be greatly missed and remembered.

Very sorry to hear about Major Talbert. I am a neighbor from across the alley. We shared experiences in Army ROTC and service in South Vietnam. I will tell a story on Dr. Talbert. The next morning after 911, Major Talbert was observed driving down the alley pass my driveway in his Mustang convertible. He had his green beret on from Vietnam and was like a lot of us with prior military service, we were ready to go get the sobs. He always called me LT and received a salute. He certainly...

Tony is my closest and dearest friend. we have known each other since we where 13 years old and freshmen in High school. For four years we sat in the same home room either next to each other or adjacent . We spent those years sitting next to each other in the Concert band we both played Saxophone together,We marched next to each other in the Marching band . we went to the same College different major's but we saw each other daily .we went into ROTC together .Graduation split us Tony went...