Gordon F. Wolfe M.D.

Dr. Wolfe was our family doctor while he was at the clinic in St. Johns
I remember how honest he was and one of the most common sense individuals I have ever met. On top of this you could actually read his handwriting. He was a good man and a very fine doctor. My sympathy to his family.

Gordon was a river-running buddy as well as my doctor - and was outstanding in both roles. There were times when I felt sorry for his waiting patients while he and I traded river stories in his office, but I'm sure they forgave him as soon as they got to see him - he not only knew how to make people well, but he also made them feel good. He was a great man.

I worked for his son David for 15 yrs at Telelcom and Gordon would stop by Telecom and always had a smile on his face. Very nice man and i still today stop by Telecom to say HELLO to David. Very nice family, very sorry, I wish the best for all in the Wolfe family. Thoughts are with all.

Dr Wolfe was my doctor in St. Johns when I had my 2 daughters in the years 1953 and 1954. He was great. I appreciated him so much.

I met Dr Wolfe as a speaker at the Rotary Club and was further acquainted with him after I became a member. He possessed an easy nature and assisted me greatly in the joint committee asignments we shared and later as a mentor when I became the club president.
Gordon was never one to just be present. We could always count on Gordon's full participation. When it came time to gather food for the food basket projects it always seemed than more than enough was never good enough.
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Our sincere sympathy to the family from Jim and Kathy Kuffner. We still live on N.Chase Street and we remember Dr. Wolfe and MaryAnne as neighbors. We lived directly across the street and our children used to babysit the dogs when they were out of town. They were great neighbors and we will never forget them.