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David J. Pokorny

Portland, Oregon

1947 - 2017

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Pokorny, David J. 70 Jan. 07, 1947 Jan. 31, 2017 David J. Pokorny M.D., Ph.D., age 70, passed away peacefully in the early morning hours, Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2017, at his home in Portland. He was surrounded by his loving family. He is survived by his wife, Jane Moore; son, Chris Pokorny; son, and...

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I am deeply saddened by the loss of this wonderful man. I started seeing him when he moved to Portland and started his derm practice. He was an incredible doctor and a wonderful person.

I just heard of Dr Pokorny's passing a few days ago. I was sad all day. I was a patient of Dr P as i see him called for 10 years. I think I was his biggest " frequent flyer" patient by far due to genetics. I would not be here today without his skill and compassion with several near fatal or loss of foot functions. I saw him once or twice a month and we had long ongoing chat about life, hobbies, integrity issues I was facing, and many outbursts of laughing. He called me late one night...

My prayers and sympathy go to Daves wife and children. I was shocked and saddened to read about his passing Dave was a great and funny guy in high school Talked with him at our Bishop Guilfoyle reunion in Altoona

Trudy Savine...classmate at BGHS. May you rest in peace Dave.

I first met Dave shortly after returning to Portland to begin my Facial Plastic Surgery practice in January 1989. Plastic surgery is a competitive field, and needless to say, I didn't exactly receive a warm welcome from the local plastic surgery community. However, when I walked unannounced into Dave's office, he could not have been more kind and understanding with respect to what it takes to start a solo facial plastic surgery practice. We began working together on difficult...

The Oregon Humane Society is grateful for David's compassion for animals and support.
~ Oregon Humane Society

I was so sorry to hear of David's death; I knew that he had been ill, but that still doesn't prepare you. I think what I'll always remember most about his, is his seemingly boundless energy and his great sense of humor! I also benefited from his teaching ability, whenever I floated into his MOHS surgery; he was patient and thorough, giving you what you needed to know for each patient so that we could take care of each as a cohesive team. This is a tough time for all of his loved ones, and...