FLOYD D. LOOP M.D.

Even though it's been 10 years, Loops legacy and positive impact lives on. I just talked about him at a leadership conference in Chicago. His vision and leadership changed my life. He was my mentor. I went from taking xrays on his patients to becoming an ED administrator to VP of system cancer program to VP of operations to COO to hospital president to market president of 7 hospitals to CEO of 10 hospitals. He inspired me to fulfill my purpose in life to improve health, increase wealth and...

Dr. Loop, your legacy lives on. Thank you for fulfilling your purpose in life to help others and make a BIG difference in the lives of so many people including myself. As a xray taking images of your patients, you inspired me to become a hospital CEO and serve the community. I am so glad I achieved that goal and was able to share it with you while you here on this earth. You are in an even better place with God. We miss you so much and will continue to caring on your legacy until we meet...

He was my mentor and provided me the guidance to develop and build my career from xray tech to president of hospital and regional market. He was a visionary leader who believed in diversity back in the early 1990s. He was courageous, cared about people and was a world class leader. I will keep his legacy alive in this world as long as I am alive. God Bless all.

It was such a privilege to have been allowed to assist "Fred" during open heart surgery. There were only certain people permitted to do that. He used to call me "Hinckley" instead of Ginley because he often called us assassins jokingly. I never took offense since if he didn't like you he wouldn't talk to you. He was a brilliant surgeon and innovator. I am humbled to have been on the same path with him for a while.

Floyd was a life-long friend of the Harris family and my brother Tom Harris' best friend.

He often came to our house for lunch from Jefferson High School on Fridays for tomato soup with grilled cheese sandwiches.

He invited Tom to the Cleveland Clinic when he was diagnosed with a serious disease; was a wonderful host to my mother, Mildred, and I when she needed surgery late in life; and took special interest in my daughter's difficult diagnosis when she was only 14. He always...

Dr Loop was a great friend and customer of mine.He will be missed by all who knew him.Our condolences to his family from Mike Manning and the Classic Auto Group.

Barlett, Marie and family,
We were saddened to hear of Dr. Loop's passing. Mom has fond memories from her time working with your familiy after Marie's birth. Our deepest sympathies to all. Irene Kirkham and Karin (Kirkham) Rebenock

Dear Alison and Family
May God Bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. I remember meeting your Dad when you gave him a tour of KIC. You made his day. Let the peace of God be with you and your whole Family.

Shocked and deeply saddened to hear of Dr. Loop's death. My deepest sympathies to all his family, friends and colleagues. Tom McGinty