Dr. Aurelio Diaz

One in a million, unforgetible, heart of gold

Dr. Diaz was my doctor beginning in 1991. He was a kind, and gentle man who spoke softly and made you feel like you knew him for years. Im so glad to have met him and think of him as a role model. God bless and comfort his beautiful family.

Years later I think of Dr. Diaz. I worked as an RN at the Baptist OR and was one of his patients. He treated everyone like his family. My sister-in-law was treated by him for fertility problems as well. He was a caring person. His son was an intern at Galveston when he helped refer her for cancer treatment there. He offered his son´s phone number if she needed any help. All these years later as a retired NP my husband and I still treasure the memories of such an eloquent and fine MD. Really...

Dr.Diaz was the rarest of rare individuals. From our first visit to him I, my daughter and my sister saw him as the standard against which every prior & later healthcare professionals were measured, and they are still. God Bless all of you fortunate enough to have had him in your lives.

I was fortunate to be treated by Dr. Diaz almost 40 yrs ago for infertility. Thanks to his knowledge, I got to be a mom to a son and daughter, both of whom he delivered. He was a compassionate doctor and a sweet man. Thanks to God for sharing Dr. Diaz with his family, his patients and friends. It's a better world because of the presence of Dr. Diaz. I will remember him with gratitude and fondness forever. My sincere condelences to his family.

My condolences to the family of Dr. Diaz. He delivered my son in 1973 and was my doctor up until his retirement. He was a wonderful person as well as a wonderful doctor. He made all of his patients feel special. My thoughts and prayers are with his family

I will never forget Dr. Diaz and his lovely wife waiting in the long line and heat to share their condolences with me when my husband died in July of 2010. My you all be held in the loving hands of our Lord as you say your good byes and in the days to come. Pamela Kittrell (Dr. Dave W. Kittrell).

My condolences to the family of Dr. Aurelio Diaz.
I knew him well. He was a great friend of my father--Jose L. Zapata--from Del Rio. I remember him at our San Fe class reunion one year when he was the grand marshall of our parade. Imagine him taking the time to come!
Gracias por su amistad, doctor!
Ana Zapata (Del Rio/San Antonio)

Goodnight Godfather. Your gentle voice lives on in my head as I remember all the advice you gave me. You will be missed.