Dr. Thomas Wade Westmoreland

It is with sadness that we recently learned of Dr. Westmoreland's death. What a physician! He served our family for many years and will always be remembered for his compassion and sincerity. He made you feel as though you were his only patient for the day. He was wonderful to my parents, Milton and Madge Carpenter. When I became caregiver of my parents he was so understanding and caring. There will never be another Dr. Thomas Westmoreland. No one could ever feel his place. He loved his...

So sad to hear of the departing of my dear friend and doctor Thomas. For 23 years it was always a pleasant time spent with him,we laughed and cried together. May the God of all comfort grant his family the peace of the Lord Jesus in every way, I will look for him in heaven.

To the family of Dr. Thomas Westmoreland:
It has been my pleasure to have had Dr. Westmoreland serve as my primary care physician for the past 30 years up to the date of his retirement. During the time while I was under his care I feel that he had a substantial influence in molding my personal life as well as being my primary health care physician. Dr. Westmoreland was one of the few remaining PCP's who actively listened and interactively communicated with his patients. While other...

DR Westmoreland was a brilliant, caring , and kind physician to us for many years. He was also a cherished friend. As a former RN I believe you have to be "called" to be a doctor or nurse. You can't make people be sympathetic or empathetic. It's something within you. Dr Westmoreland possessed those virtues. He guided us through many health issues with great concern for our well being. You could talk to him about anything and he truly listened. Thank you to his precious family who shared him...

DR.WESTMORELAND WAS A SWEET DOCTOR and the staff where so sweet I been prey for his family from Margaret Spartanburg

My most deepest condolences to Dr. Westmoreland's family and friends. I had the honor and the joy of working with Dr. Westmoreland at Converse Heights when his primary nurse was on leave. He will always be remembered for his kindness and the love he showed for each of his patients and his staff.