Dr. Forrest Baillie

I got my first pair of contacts from Dr. Baillie in 1970. He was very calm and professional. As for me being a nervous high school student at the time, those features of his helped me get through it all. From a fellow OSU Alumni...Go Bucks!

What a wonderful soul, he touched so many lives with his amazing stories of past and his beautiful personality. His memories will live on forever in your hearts. You have our
Deepest Sympathies

Dr. Baillie was my optometrist since I was 4. He fit me with Coke bottle glasses but talked my mom into allowing me to get contacts as soon as my eyes stabilized for one year. I lived Dr Baillie and Mrs Baillie as they gave me confidence in wearing glasses and contacts. Mrs Baillie always assured me my glasses were stylish. They were also friends if my parents. And I could call them for contacts from college and they would overnight them to me. I’m sorry for the Baillie family to have lost...

Dr. Baillie was a wonderful man and an excellent doctor. I loved him and Shirley so much. He was my eye doctor since I was 11 years old. Truly a great man! He will be missed.

I was thinking about Dr. Baillie the last couple of weeks when I was placing an obituary in the paper for my sister , Twila..He was a dear soul and was my optometrist since I was four years old. He knew my mother well because they grew up together in East Fultonham and as a result the whole family were his patients from the day of birth until we left Zanesville. He was such a warm and loving soul of a person and I am truly sorry for the loss we all feel but especially for the loss of...

So sorry to hear. He was a great president of our Muskingum Outing Club in Michigan. He and Shirley were always full of information and laughs. Condolences to all the family.

Forrest was a client, my optometrist, and my very good friend. I cherish the memories of times with him and Shirley. My sincere condolences to his family and many friends.