Christopher B. Teter M.D.

I went to elementary? Junior high and high school with Chris. I also played baseball with and against him from age 7 or 8 through high school. He wasn´t blessed with the best athletic talent but through sheer tenaciousness and grit made himself into a very good baseball player. Those qualities became lifelong attributes that showed up in every aspect of his life. RIP Chris

I knew Chris throughout high school sharing a few classes with him. We always joked we were long lost cousins who didn´t spell our last name correctly! Ha! He was a good and kind friend. I was so pleased to know he had become a doctor. My sympathy to his family.

Chris and I were friends.. he sat in Front of me in almost every class for 10 years (alphabetically seating!). Such a great guy. Very grounded and always scolding me for being a typical high school girl. Not serious enough for him... I was always worrying about my makeup! Such a real sweetheart and kind to me. Kindness was rare in EHS in those days. He will be missed.

I first knew Chris in elementary school at Eisenhower; so I’ve kinda known him “forever”. Years later we shared patients for decades as Tulsa physicians. Chris was smart about the science of medicine but also unusually good about considering the impact of more than science for a patient. He had great hobbies and long friendships. I believe he would firmly say that he “had a wonderful life.” To Billie his mom- here’s a hug “Mrs Teter”. And Billie, please use this email to find me if you...

As a nurse and former patient of Dr. Teter's, I am saddened by his passing. We used to talk hospital politics on my yearly office visit; he was a kind, caring professional!

Such a great man, Physician. Sympathy for the family.

A fabulous physician and a wonderful person. My sincerest sympathies.

Dr. Teter meant so much to me! He was my doctor and Friend for over 20 years and I have missed him so much. Please know that my prayers are with him and his family? I loved him!!

A gentleman and a scholar and a caring heart. Worked with him many times in the ER and he was at the top of my list of favorites. His patients were lucky to be under his vigilant care. He will be missed by many. Tulsa was lucky to have him