John Claiborne Floyd Jr.

Dear remaining Floyds: Mickey & I are very saddened by losing John, but in a way relieved in knowing that he is no longer suffering. He was my dear friend, my mentor and my guide into scientific research. Mickey & I are in Istanbul until October 26; we will knock on Esther's door upon our return. We are with you in our thoughts. Love.

Dear Esther and family,
We were so sorry to learn of your loss but Heaven's gain. Pete was always so pleasant to us, a true gentleman in every sense, and we were awed by his brilliant mind. We are praying for you and asking God for comfort in the days ahead.
Love, Marilyn & Don Robbins

I was sad to see "Pete's" name in the obituary column. I have fond memories of our freshman year at LSU Medical School. Four of us shared a Spartan apartment across from Baptist Hospital In NO,LA and competively stimulated each other in our studies. I admired his work ethic and I know that this atribute continued throughout his medical career. My deepest sympathy goes out to Esther and the rest of Dr. Floyd's family. I know my life and medical career was enriched by his friendship. Robert J....

I was saddened to hear of Dr.Floyd's passing. I had the honor of working with him in the DCU from 1981-1988. His family and friends are in my thoughts and prayers.

I am saddened by the news of Dr. Floyd's death. I looked forward to seeing him when I visited Ann Arbor on visits to my in-laws Bill and Ruth Kerr. Dr. Floyd was a very elegant and gracious man.