Carl W. Sasse M.D.

The Le Voltaire lunch group will never forget the surgical skill he displayed in preparing the Thanksgiving turduckens!

We still smile whenever we think about Pinot Noir or as Carl called it "Pynott Noyer"

Carl has a very special place in our heart. So many wonderful memories. Besides filling our stomach with such wonderful cooked meal, he filled us with much laughter. A wonderful man that will not be forgotten.

Dear Boris.....miss you, Natasha

My nam is Ann Rosege Marko. I was a Unit Secretary at Methodist in the '70's. Everytme Dr. Sasse walked off that elevator to do rounds, his smile lit up the room! He was a trusted physician, friend. He did surgery on my Mom and myself. He will be missed...

To the Sasse Family children and grandchildren, take heart. Your father and grandfather is in a better, safer place. All of his suffering is over and he is free. Everyone who knew him knew what went on and what he endured and in spite of the whole horrible experience, he took it with grace and dignity like your mother who was such a kind , classy and beautiful woman. He has now reaped his rich reward with God as others will when it is their time as we float down God's river. Just know you are...

Jan, Carl was such a wonderful man. He was so talented and such a delight. I'm honored to have known him. He touched the lives of so many people in so many ways. You were a gift to him. Blessings to you and your family.

Janis & family,
Our sympathy to you all in the loss of Carl. He was always enjoyable to visit and our prayers are with you all.

It was a pleasure to have known and to work with Dr.
May he Rest in Peace.