Dr. CHRISTINE FUSILLO-O'BOYLE

I remember Dr. Fusillo quite well. She was my allergist, perceptive, helpful and kind. I shall always miss her.

Dr. Fusillo treated my allergies, but beyond that, she was a caring and insightful person. I miss her.

Dr. Fusillo was my allergist. Not only was she an excellent MD, she had a sense of grace about, which I shall never forget.

It has been eight years since Doctor Fusillo died and I think about her all the time and miss her and her kindness as much as I ever did. My grand daughter Iris Stewart is twenty now and a junior in college. Her asthma that Doctor treated no longer troubles her and she has learned to deal with her Type 1 diabetes as well as one can. Doctor Fusillo took my panicked call the night she was admitted to Westchester Children's Hospital with sky high blood sugar and calmed and soothed me so that I...

I have such vivid memories of conversations I had with Doctor Fusillo about my granddaughter during some very scary times...I am grateful I can replay them in my head and almost feel like she is still with us. God she was an amazing person.

Dr. Fusillo was a very kindhearted and cheerful person. Her absence is sorely felt.

Dr. Fusillo was a kind-hearted, caring physician. When she first treated my child, I was struck by her compassion and the generous amount of time she devoted to listening to our concerns. I am saddened to learn of her passing. The world has lost a gem of a person. She exhibited the highest degree of clinical excellence and the highest degree of compassion.

I wrote on this book just after Doctor passed away about her work with my grandchild and how much help Christine had been to our family. Now four years later my grandchild is 16 years old and her asthma is no longer active as Doctor had held out hope for. I was crying thinking about how close I felt to Christine and her kindness four years ago and I am crying again. I sure hope there is an after life because I really want to see her and laugh with her again.

Dr. Fusillo was a wonderful physician and in speaking with her, I also discovered she was very compassionate and kindhearted. Her departure is our loss..
Richard Watt