Barton Ulmer

Hello Pat and family,
We are soooo sad to hear of Dr. Ulmer's passing. He had been my parents dentist and mine since I was 14. He was a fine and gentle man and I will miss him. My family and I hope that you are doing okay. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Mrs. Ulmer,

My family and I were saddened to learn of Dr. Ulmer's passing. He was our dentist for many years. I always enjoyed my visits as he, you, and the rest of the staff were so gentle and kind. I always enjoyed your family stories and looking at the pictures, especially when the grandchildren started coming!

I knew that Dr. Ulmer wanted the best for his patients when he suggested that I go to the base to be treated for a condition that I developed. It was not...

Dear Pat,There is so little anyone can say that will ease the pain of such a great loss.My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family.
We did not like giving Bart up when he retired but I am so glad you had the last couple of years to spend together.
Please accept the condolences of all my family.
With love
Jean Rich and family.

Pat and the girls,

I was so sad to hear of Dr. Ulmer's passing. He was my entire family's dentist for years and we enjoyed not only his care as a dentist, but his concern for our family! My thoughts and prayers are with you as I know he will be sorely missed--what a great man he was!

My thoughts and prayers are with during this time of sorrow. As a former patient from a long time ago, I know Dr Ulmer was an especially kind and good doctor, one of the best.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Pat,

Our deepest sympathy to you and your family. We always enjoyed Bart's smile and tender care. He was truly a genuine person, full of life and love for his family.

Larry and Virginia Friesenhahn

I was 16 years old when I had my 1st dental check-up. And for the next 37 years, Dr. Ulmer was my only dentist. I can remember going to him at his location on Hwy. 90 near Lackland. I smile when I think of him driving that fancy yellow sports car back then. He made my visits easy and relaxing without being stressed out. There will never be another Dr. Ulmer. You should be very proud as you had a wonderful husband and father. My heart goes out to Pat and the girls.

Becky Akers

Dr. Ulmer had been my dentist ever since I moved to San Antonio in 1974.

At that time my husband was an E-3 in the Air Force and money was tight. He would send me to the base dental clinic any time he thought I might be able to get care there. He wanted to be sure I was taken care of - even if it meant he wouldn't be collecting a fee from me.

He really did have a way of making you feel at ease and I always appreciated that.

God bless you all. I know you...