Henry James Tipper Sears

I onlyknew Jim as a close friend and fellow MD with my husband. He was sincere, caring and always thereto lend a helping hand. He and his late wife always made sure they came to see my husband when he was quite sick. I have only the highest respect for Jim and sorry to have lost him.

As a patient in the late in 1970s. I can only give the highest regard for his professionalism.. He changed my life.. I am forever blessed.. The world will miss him...

My message was cut off at the top. It stated I met Jim in 1958 when married students at Wesleyan University in Middletown, CT lived in old Army quonset huts (that were Razed in 1959). He was an amazing man back then.

My sincere condolences to you and your family. Admiral Sears embodied the Navy's core values of honor, courage and commitment and was respected by many. I have great memories of working with him at the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda and with Triwest Healthcare Alliance. I also remember his fun solstice parties. Memories of his love remain with us. May he rest in peace.

I was very sad to hear of Dr. Sear's passing. I had the good fortune to work with Jim at Aetna Health for the CHAPMUS Reform Iniative and at Triwest. He was a strategic, political thinker and friend, a kind, loving man. Best memories were of he and Elsa's Winter Soltice parties, may he rest in Peace. Betty Carson

Rest In Peace, Shipmate.

Rest in peace, my friend. You will be missed.

Rest in Peace, Jim. You did so much for so many. Madeline Ancelard

Forever in our Hearts never forgotten! Rest in Peace my friend. Audrey Kelly.