Bob Brawley

Dr. Brawley was my neurosurgeon when I was 14 years old and I am now 62. Thank you for being an awesome surgeon. He always had a "calm" spirit. Love You!

So sorry to hear about your husband, Eleanor. You couldn't miss his kindness. Thank you and he for allowing to help you with your yard.

I was an RN at CMC in the early 90's in the Neuro ICU & Neuro Progressive Care units. All the nurses loved Uncle Bob. He was a sweet, kind, & gentle soul. He will be missed by the many whose lives he touched. Deepest condolences to his family.

Eleanor-I was very to hear about Bob-We always enjoyed his joining us to ride horses in the mountains of SW Va. Also enjoyed meeting you when you accompanied him to the camp that time. Best wishes to you and your family.

Eleanor, we were so sorry to hear of Bob's death. We so enjoyed spending time with the two of you when we were at FPC. Please know you are in our prayers.
Meredith Mason
Charleston-our new home

Eleanor, I am sorry to hear about Bob. I know his loss has torn a whole in the fabric of your life. I pray that God will hold you and your family in the palm of his hand as you journey through this time of grief.

I am deeply sorry to hear this news, Bob was always a welcoming friendly person in our Life Sunday School class and I will miss him. My sympathy to Eleanor and family

I learned how to scrub neuro with Dr. Brawley in the 80's. When I scrub a craniotomy today and the surgeon ask were I got my experience I tell them Dr. Brawley. Praying that you feel God's presence and strength during this difficult time.

Lisa- you and I went to junior high together for at least one year (that I can recall). I never got the opportunity to ask you to thank your dad for everything he did for my mom when she was in the hospital. She had nothing but warm and loving things to say about your dad. In essence, he gave her back to our family. Rest in peace, Dr. Brawley - and thank you.