Daniel Williams Saylak

I am thankful for having the chance to know Dan over the years. He and his family were always so kind to me.

So sorry to hear about Dr. Saylak's passing years ago. I was recently going through a box of old things and fondly recalled my days (and nights!) shadowing him in the emergency deparment in College Station in prepartion for my own career in medicine. He was kind enough to write a letter of recommendation in support of my candidacy for admission to medical school in 2000. It seems like yesterday - but now I'm a pulmonology & critical care medicine physician in Atlanta, GA with more than a...

I think often of Dan's ideas,his thoughts of possible projects and strategies and of his commitment to the osteopathic profession. He is missed.

Dan Saylak was in the Young adult class at First Presbyterian Church in Bryan when I first joined the church. He was always friendly andwelconed be to the class.

We still miss him and his looking forward attitude. I miss conversations with him. We lost a friend and a colleague.

Amy, Diana, Suzy-
I am so sad to hear of your loss. Your dad was a great person and so incredibly proud of all of y'all. What a great legacy he leaves behind--a wonderful father, husband, doctor, and someone who truly cared about being an important part of our community. He will be missed.
Sincerely-
Janet Harrison (Kaitlin and Josh)

June 19, 2012
Dear Amy,Susie and Diana:
Aunt Peg and Uncle Hal were deeply saddened when we heard that your "dad" and "husband" had passed.
Dan will always be remembered for his intelligence and sense of humor.
We were fortunate to have seen him in person before he passed.

Our deepest sympathy with understanding.

The Yaskovich family

Prayers for the Saylak family on the loss of their loved one. Dr Saylak was in my experience a good man who didn't mind taking a few moments to teach others and share his passion for medicine. He will be truly missed.