Dr. John James Gaidula

My sincere sympathy to the Gaidula family. Your father was a quiet person who showed great kindness and caring to all. He and Carol were people I greatly admired for all they did for the Victor Community, each in their own way. Our lives touched in many ways, and remembering these occasions still brings me a smile. May you cherish your memories and find comfort knowing your father was a special person to so many others.

ToPenny and the rest of the family. Dr Gaidula was our family Doctor. Of course we all loved him Penny My thoughts are with you. Just want you to know my family and I are thinking of you all.
I went to school with you Penny. My name is Susan Pratt Andrews.

Dr. Gaidula was my doctor when I was young and I loved him. So did my mom.

I kew Dr. Gaidula from working at F.F. Thompson Hosp.and always respected and admired him.He was never to busy to answer any questions I had regarding any care of his pts.He will be sorely missed by all who knew him

I knew DR. Gaidula from working at F.F. Thompson Hosp.He was a very well liked man and his pts. always said how much they cared for him. I found him to be fair and always willing to supply answers to any questions I had for him.He will be greatly missed by all.

Dr. Gaidula delivered my nephew 52 years ago September 23. My nephew was the first baby Dr. Gaidula delivered in private practise. He diagnosed me with Type 1 diabetes 50 years ago this past August. He delivered our three sons in the 1960s. We lost our first one because of my diabetes. I then had two more sons and Dr. Gaidula made sure we didn't lose them. He saw me every day during the eighth month and I delivered two lively sons in 1965 and 1967 three and four weeks early because of...

Spent many tearful hours in his office for one illness or mishap or another. In spite of that, he was always kind and understanding to a small child's fears, as was Carol. He was a wonderful doctor for my family

So sorry to hear that our family physician and more than that our family friend has passed away. Now he can be with Carol, who I am sure he missed greatly.

Edith