Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Froilan Tolentino passed away in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The obituary was featured in The Advocate on May 12, 2011.
I was deeply sorry to hear about the lost of Dr T. He's been my Son (Jeremy Hudson's) Dr. for a long long time. No doubt he will be truly Missed. Our Hearts and Prayers goes out the the Tolentino Family.
Valvetta McGee-Hudson
May 17, 2011 | Baton Rouge, LA
Jelly and family, so sorry to hear about Dr's passing. When I was at work he brought a ray of sunshine to my day. Always caring, always asking about the kids and was genuinely concerned. I pray for strength and peace for you. Nadine Price
Nadine Price
May 17, 2011 | Zachary, LA
Mrs.Jelly and family,
I couldn't believe it when I heard Dr. T passed away. I am praying for you and your family during this difficult time. You and Dr. T was always nice to me when I worked at the lab. He will be missed but never forgotten.
Love,
Pamela Lea-Lambert
pamela Lea-Lambert
May 16, 2011 | Greenwell Springs, LA
My heart aches to think of this great loss. Dr."T" was an awesome Doctor,person and man of God. He often went beyond the role of Doctor. He listen to every word that my boys had to share with him. He remembered the smallest of detail about their visits. He made them feel so comfortable with his unique humor and soft smile.They so enjoyed the Saturday's spent at his home. I'm so greatful for the time he spent with my children.I too admired his unwavering faith. Dr."T" is gone, but will never...
Henry, Angela, Chandler and Colier Barton-Adams
May 16, 2011 | Baker, LA
To Dr. T's Family. Our hearts ache to hear of his passing and please know he was well loved and will be kept in our thoughts always. He was such an amazing man and has certainly brought our children through many illnesses and life lessons. Two of our children are grown with children of their own and our youngest still misses her "Dr. T!" Please know he touched our lives deeply and he will always be remembered with love.
Kim and Donnie Capello
May 16, 2011 | Denham Springs, LA
Our family was so sad to hear of Dr. T's death. We followed his battle from the very first days and I must say he fought a great fight. He was my boys' only pediatrician ever (13+ years) and they loved him. They never "feared" the doctor...they knew he would always make them feel better. My boys are sad with an innocent perspective on death...but I will remind them that we will see Dr. T once again when our Father calls us home. My heart breaks for the family, although we've never met,...
Jeana Brasseaux-Welch
May 16, 2011 | Zachary
Airman Kristopher Baker
To the Family, Dr. T., was our son's Mentor thoughout his childhood. Dr. T. was very happy to see him after he graduated from Zachary High in 2008. He told Kris he didn't get to see a lot of his kids after they finished high school and he was very happy to see him. Well, Dr. T. has contributed a lot knowledge to this young man's Career and as his Parents, we are very proud and appreciated every word of inspiration on every visit. What made it really good was that Kristopher LISTENED AND...
Shirley and Richard
May 16, 2011 | Zachary, LA
Heaven has a new angel, Dr. T was a true blessing for me and my family. My kids loved him, and will surely miss him.
Janet Mosley
May 16, 2011 | Baker, LA
One of my favorite Dr. T jokes:
"What is the favorite beans of the rich people?"
This was followed by a master joke teller's pause and anticipatory facial expressions.
The answer: "Mercedes beans."
I didn't get that one at first, probably because of Dr. T's accent. Maybe I thought beans was how he pronounced Bens or something. But it didn't matter. Though he told some funny jokes, when looking back I don't think he really even needed a punchline. This is because hearing...
Joshua Robinson
May 16, 2011 | Baton Rouge, LA
