Daniel Eldon Potts, M.D.

Jeannie and Jan, So sorry to read about Dan´s passing. So many memories of the days in Wichita with the Potts family. Many celebrations with our grandparents (D.O. and Clara Potts), aunts, uncles, cousins... Jeannie I think you and I are their only surviving grandchildren. Rolf sends hello and condolences to Jan and Jonathan. George

Sending prayers and love to you and your family! My doctor and teacher of Pulmonary Care!!!

My Condolences to the Pott Family.

Dr. Potts was a Jewel of a Doctor.
Irreplaceable. It was hard to lose him to retirement but he truly earned it.
I wish he could have enjoyed it for many more years.
Rest In Peace gentle Soul.

Inge Smith

I worked withDr Potts at St Hospital as a Secretary in the 6500 ICU and I was also one of His patients He was such a wonderful person and Doctor And I picked on Him a lot about shooting Bambi’s mother when He went hunting I am praying for you Mrs Potts and family

I worked with Dr. Potts as a nurse/case manager and have been at the beside with him when he cared for/rounded on his patients at St. Luke's. He was always kind but always clear with his thoughts and plans with the patients and staff. I loved talking with him on many subjects, loved his laugh!! Have thought of him often since he left practice. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I first met Dan when he started practice at St. Luke's East. I worked in Medical Records and my late husband, Dilip Narayan, was his colleague. He was a gentleman and a respected physician. Later, when my dad was sick, I learned how deeply compassionate Dan was in helping my family and my dad as my dad was dying.
Later, Dan tried hard to get Dilip to give him our puppy, a Flat Coat Retriever (quail hunting dog) we had gotten as a rescue. That became a running joke as we had no...

I remember Dr. Potts when I worked at St. Luke´s East. Such a great guy always a smile, RIP!

I worked with Dr. Potts as a PCT and RN at St. Luke’s on division 6700 where many of his patients were admitted when they required a hospital stay. Dr. Potts was a model physician — wise, a strong advocate, compassionate, and brought humor to his work which helped not only his patients but the staff as well. I always looked forward to listening to him on rounds and learned a lot. Everyone benefited from the camaraderie between him and his friend/colleague Dr. Best. He will be missed by many!

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always. Medical records Department.