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Daniel Max Thompson

Wichita, Kansas

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Thompson, Daniel Max, died Tuesday, October 5, 2010. He was born July 8, 1919 in Almena, Kansas, and attended Center Grade School and graduated from Almena Rural High School in 1936. He was a charter member of the Cedar Ridge 4-H Club. He attended Kansas State University, graduating in 1940....

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I just heard of Dr. Thompsons' passing. I am so sorry for his family. I too was delivered by Dr. Thompson, in 1963 at St. Francis Hospital he was our family doctor for many years.
Respectfully,
Janet L. Cato and family

Dr. Thompson was a pleasant Doctor. Our sympathy to the family and may God be with you all.
United America Bank and Emprise Family(former employees)Priscilla and Nancy)and Kathy

We were the first twins Dr.Thompson delieverd, and he continued to be our Dr. until he retired. What a compassionate man and a true gift to mankind. Dr. Thompson will be missed, The Diaz family.

My thoughts go to the family and I wish the best for all of you.

I will always remember his calm, gracious manner and sense of humor. Bruce Nystrom

So sorry to hear about Doc Thompson! I met Doc when my mom owned the Dyne Quik Restaurant many years ago. I never knew he had a real name til now - he has always been called "Doc Thompson". I know he will be greatly missed by many.

Dr. Thompson was our family physician for many years. He was kind, patient and caring. I can remember him making house calls with his stethoscope around his neck, his little black bag in hand and sometimes Martha at his side. He really was a blessing to our family and our "North End" neighborhood. May his family find peace and comfort in the knowledge that he helped so many people.

Dr. Thompson was our family doctor. He was more than just our "doctor" he was a good friend. He delivered both my brother (Tom) and myself. My parents tried for 16 years to have children. I can remember my mother telling me how Dr. Thompson just kept telling them to have faith and to pray. I was born in 1959 and my brother in 1960. My father and mother (Francis and Jean Kirby), thought the world of him. What a great man and great doctor. He will surely be missed.