Gilbert G. Eade

MARGARET, I have recently learned of your parents' deaths and I am so very sorry. I have tried to reach you. Please call or email me-You can get the contact info. from the med. office.

Cathey Johnson Mahony

Dr. Eade was one of my mentors (1970-71) as a student at the University of Washington School of Medicine. His lessons, especially those regarding ethics and professionalism, carried me through the rest of my career in surgery. I always used, and still have, the book on plastic surgery he signed and gave to me upon completion of my training with him. A brilliant surgeon, a wonderful teacher, and a compassionate soul.

I too worked for Dr. Eade at Plastic Surgery Associates. He truly was one of a kind. So talented, so kind and so fun. What a wonderful human being. He was unfailingly positive, professional and unflappable. The world definitely needs more people like Dr. Eade.

So sorry to hear of Gil's passing. I too worked with Gil along with my friend Mo. I treasured my time working with him and his visits to our river house in later years. He even had my painting hung in his home. He and Erselle both encouraged my writing and painting through the years mostly by hand-written letters between us. Thoughts are with his family.

So sorry to hear of Gil's passing. Such a wonderful caring man. I am so lucky to have had the opportunity to not only work with him but to have him as a friend. Even though I have not seen him for many years he has often been in my thoughts. I will always cherish my memories and the wisdom of the things I learned from him. He was a truly special person and will be missed but never forgotten.

As shocking as it was to learn of Gil's passing, it was equally so when, having spoken to Erselle just two days before, Erselle too passed away. Lots of memories, from Erselle visiting my family when Norman graduated from Marietta College to the golf outing with Tom, Erselle, Kathryn and Norman when they lived in Oregon. Our sharing the house in Oregon when my mom came with us on a visit to Seattle, and oh so many more memories. It is after all what keeps them in our hearts.

Hi to Erselle and all the Eade Family from Bill and Dorian Ford. We certainly are thinking of the fun times we shared. Deepest sympathy to all .... and Erselle take good care of yourself!