Christopher Wildon Bryan-Brown

Chris was one of the giants in anesthesia and critical care. Trained generations of residents and fellows. His memory will live on in them. Sincere condolences to Susan and the family.Chris was a gentleman and a scholar and I was privileged to have worked with him at Montefiore.

one of the giants in anesthesia and critical care. Trained generations of anesthesiology residents and critical care fellows.His memory will live on in his trainees. I will forever remember his erudite case discussions and his encyclopedic knowledge of physiology and critical care.My most heartfelt condolences to Susan and the children and their families.I has been a priviledge for me to have known and worked with Chris Bryan-Brown. Ingrid Hollinger MD

Sincere sympathy to Susan and all the family.May his beautiful gentle soul sleep in sweet peace. Peggy an Mikie Burke Woodside

I started as a new surgical attending at Mt Sinai where I spent an initial 3 months in the Respiratory Surgical ICU in the fall of 1976, before starting as the SICU Director at the Bronx VA. Chris was a brilliant, deeply knowledgeable truly noble and at times very funny man, who was a great role model for me. His considerateness and respect for (most!) others was genuine, though he could when necessary be a devastating critic. He was one of the most competent physicians I´ve ever met. It was...

A great man leaves behind a significant legacy. He was a true giant in the field of anesthesia and a man of honor to the Bronx and its citizens. You will be missed, but your name will always be remembered at the Department of Anesthesiology at Montefiore.