Savannah, Georgia
Harry Evan Rollings, 82, died Sunday morning, the 8th of June 2003 at his home. During his last weeks he was lovingly cared for by his wife, Sandra, his physician son, Robert, and his five daughters with the assistance of many friends and Hospice Savannah. He was a native of Hattiesburg,...
Read MoreI just married and we moved to georgia and went to work for dr. rollings. I made lasting friendships from working there and still see an occoasional patient who remembers me after 20 years. It was a great experience.
michelle ellis
June 18, 2003 | Springfield, GA
I join you in celebrating Dr. Rollings life. To know him was to love him. Those who crossed his path will never forget him! Love To All.
Martha Morel
June 17, 2003 | Guyton, GA
TO THE ROLLINGS FAMILY ,MY PRAYERS ARE WITH THE FAMILY AT THIS TIME ..I HAD THE PLEASURE TO WORK WITH DR. ROLLINGS ,MANY,MANY, YEARS AGO.LOVE AND PRAYERS .SALLIE M SAMUEL
SALLIE MARY SAMUEL
June 12, 2003 | SAVANNAH, GA
With sympathy for your loss.
Ray Beckerman
June 12, 2003 | Jamaica Estates, NY
Everyone at Beldock, Levine & Hoffman sends their deepest sympathies to Cynthia and her siblings on the death of their father. our thoughts and prayers are with you
patricia Isaacson
June 12, 2003 | New York, NY
Our deepest sympathy to the Rollings family. Dr. Rollings was our physician for several years, and we were deeply saddened yesterday when we read about his death. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Byron G. & Josephine Rogers
June 11, 2003 | Glennville, GA
We are all thinking of you and your family. Alan, Claire, Stuart and Woodie Williams
Claire Cornwell-Williams
June 11, 2003 | Savannah, GA
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Sherry Schunck
June 11, 2003 | Savannah, GA
I wish to extend my deepest sympathy to Dr. Rollings' family at this time of loss. I worked for Dr. Rollings for five years at Savannah Medical Specialty and will always be indebted to Dr. Rollings for giving me the opportunity to grow in the medical field. Sometimes I felt like he was the Wizard of Oz but then realized he was the man behind the curtain. His bark was much worse than his bite. I made many friends with co-workers and patients. We, the employees, always knew he was "truly...
Peggy Major
June 11, 2003 | Savannah, GA
