Dr. Waldomar M Roeser

I am very saddened by the passing of Dr. Roeser..We met in Vietnam in 1969 and later in the year, I was named as his "Senior Medical Aidman" under the Brigade Surgeon..
I assisted Dr. Wally in surgery in some of the most remote & primative jungle Operating Rooms in the Mekong Delta..He was an inspiration to all associated with him...He hated the horrors of war, but always remained unconditional in regards to all involved..He left Vietnam before I did, but to my suprise, he got me...

Dr Roeser was an inspiration to us all. He lived his life in dedication to others. He was a kind and patient doctor and a great teacher. He will be missed.

John Erickson, MD
Michigan Ortho, class of 2009

DEAR WALLY - MY COLLEAGUE, MY FELLOW VN VET, AND MY ESTEEMED FRIEND,
WE FIRST MET IN THE MEKONG DELTA OF VIET NAM DURING THE TUMULTOUS YEAR OF TET 1968 AND AGAIN HAD MANY YEARS OF FRIENDSHIP IN ANN ARBOR. WE HAD MANY COMMONALITIES ON THE ROAD OF LIFE. GINGER AND I EVEN SHARED SPECIAL MEMORIES OF YOU & KAY ON YOUR HONEYMOON IN PUERTO RICO !
I AM SO SADDENED THAT YOUR EARTHLY DAYS ARE FINISHED , BUT WILL SAVOR ALL THE MEMORIES WE MADE TOGETHER OVER THE YEARS.
ALL THE BEST TO...

It was always a pleasure to work with Wally. He was a fine surgeon and a wonderful friend. My deepest condolences to his family.

It has been an honor to learn and work with Dr. Roeser at MedSport-UM Orthopaedics for many years. My condolences to you all.

Siraj Alseri
Ann Arbor

Now that is one hellava veteran and a great man! -SSG B. Curtis

I worked with Dr. Roeser at U of M Main O.R. and the East Ann Arbor Surgery Ceter. He was an excellent surgeon, a wonderful man and always a pleasure to work with. He has been sorely missed since he left EAASC.
I am so sorry to hear of his passing, and I send my condoleces to his wife and all of his family.