Glenn Augustus Kiser M.D.

I met Glenn 15 years ago, and always enjoyed his good humor and positive attitude. I was proud to nominate "The Good Doctor" for the Long Leaf Pine award, and to accompany him to Raleigh when he received it. A good doctor, to be sure, and a good man as well.

My wife Judi and I always enjoyed seeing Glenn and his wife Muriel. He always had a funny story to tell and always seemed to be a happy person.

We knew Glenn through the Tom and Susie Thurston for many years in Salisbury. Susie Thurston had many parties that she invited us to over the years and this is where we met Glenn.

We will miss him.

I was sorry to hear abour Dr. Kiser's death. I always heard such wonderful things about him. He made a big impact on Salisbury.
I taught third grade at Bessemer City Central and had Hilda Kiser in my class. I wondered about the connection. I would love to hear about my fomer student.

Earluth and Blair:
I was sorry to hear of Dr. Kiser's passing. My dad knew him in high school at Bessemer City years ago. My condolences to your family in this time of sorrow.

Dr. Kiser was a generous man and a good friend. I was associated with him over the years as a member of the Milford Hills Lions Club and as a member of the Duke Eye Center Adcisory Board. Professionally, we were acquanted through my employment with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina. As a man who made many contributions to society through medicine, community involvement, and suppurt, he will be missed. The one thing I'll always remember was his standing invitation to "sit down and...

To the family of Dr Kiser,I was very sorry to hear of his passing.He was my Doctor many years ago before going to Dr Corpening.He was indeed a fine Doctor and a fine person.He will be missed.