C. ROLLINS HANLON M.D.

Dear Mrs. Hanlon and Family,
As a former resident at SLUH and a retired clinical professor I can truly say Dr. Hanlon was a mentor and leader who has profoundly affected my career and my life for that matter. I thank God for knowing and learning about surgery,life, and always doing the right thing. St. Louis University and everyone who trained under him are to this day the benefactor of his life.
Peg and all his children are in our prayers.God bless you all.
Daniel M....

Dear Mrs. Hanlon and family, Valerie and I are praying for the Lord to be present with you during this time of loss and comfort you. He is the great comforter! My sister Sarah reminded us (the Willman family) that my father, Vallee Willman passed away on Dr. Hanlon's birthday in 2009. Dr. Hanlon left us one day before our dad's birthday, May 5. It makes us realize how God works everything out. We wonder what those two surgeons are doing now in heaven. Can you imagine? May God bless you all!...

Mrs. Hanlon,
The loss of such a wonderful man is bearable only because of the wealth of family, friends, memories and accomplishments he leaves behind.
I was blessed to have him share his faith with me and will treasure the memories.
God bless you all.

Dear Peg
Please accept our condolences for you loss.
God bless, Deacon and Kathleen Shinkle of St. Jospeh church and Aid for Women

Mrs. Hanlon and Family,
I am so sorry for your loss. I am sure you will encounter many similar feelings of sadness among friends and colleagues, yet honor at having had the privilege of working in the shadow of a true giant among men. I hope my thoughts and the thoughts of all the others will bring you some comfort in the days to come.