Dr. Archie B. Attarian

I worked with Dr. Attarian and Dr. Monsour in the Recovery Room at Flint Osteopathic Hospital from 1972-1979. I saw them both when his wife died. Blessings on your journey. Nancy French, RN, BSN (Ret.)

ARCHIE WAS A GREAT PHYSCIAN AND GENTLEMAN. MISS HIM.

A very special, kind man. My deepest condolences to his loving family.

Our world lost a great, kind, and hard working man. The best anesthesiologist that I ever worked with in my career. My condolences to Archie's family.

I was just thinking about Archie this week; guessing I knew he had left us. He was the head of the Anesthesiology Dept. at FOH when I was nearing the end of my Internship, still not knowing which field of medicine I wanted to pursue. Thankfully, I chose to do my last elective working in his dept.- on day #1 with him, my future was sealed! He was respectful, diligent, quick with his mind and hands, fair, full of energy and so very smart! He always stood up for his Residents. The only negative...

Losing a loved one in there is never easy. One day many will have the opportunity to live again. May the hope of everlasting life sustain and comfort your family during this sorrowful time. John 17:3.

Dr. Attarian was a great mentor and friend. He was so generous with his time and knowledge. He was a kind and considerate man. He taught me more than just anesthesia. His professional approach was one that I tried to emulate. My condolences to his family. I will miss him dearly.

Dr. Attarian was a great mentor.
This is a great loss.

Stuart Willner, Farmington Hills