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Dr. John B. Hopper II

89, Whiting, New Jersey

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(Asbury Park Press)(Daily Record)DR. JOHN B. HOPPER, IIAGE: 89 WHITING Dr. John B. Hopper II, 89, Whiting, died Friday, Feb. 19, 2010 at Community Medical Center, Toms River. Dr. Hopper was born October 3, 1920 in Paterson, NJ. He attended Ridgewood High School and the University of Virginia. He...

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My prayers are with you in your loss. Dr. Hopper was our family doctor from 1959 until 1973 when I Ieft the Mendham area. He delivered both of my children one in 1960 and the next in 1963. He was a special person in our lives--always there when we needed him. Thank you for telling us about his life with his family, career and many adventures and experiences. He contributed so much to so many people! Pat Mathurin Kawana, Richmond, Virginia

Dr Hopper delivered 4 of my 5 children. He will be greatly missed by many.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the entire Hopper Family. As many have already mentioned, Dr Hopper also brought into this world the entire family of the late Edward Swanson Sr. family of Mendham
Donald Swanson Stroudsburg Pa.

My thoughts and prayers go out to the family. Dr. Hopper delivered my brothers and sister and me. My Mother Mary called him the" Good Country Doctor". He came to my house when my Mother called and told him I was too sick to move from the house (2 times). He was a good friend in my teen years. Susie Swanson Cherrillo (Flagstaff, AZ)

Dr. Hopper delivered me, my brother and probably most of the 2nd generation Panella children in Mendham. I remember him extending an invitation to me to visit his home and see the horses he raised. I've never forgotten it. My condolences to the family and I always think of him when I pass his old office on Main Street in Mendham.

I'd like to express my sympathy to Dr. hopper's family. I grew up in Mendham when Dr. Hopper was one of the only doctors in the area. He was well liked and he always went above and beyond what doctors do today. Back then, doctors did make house calls.

He was a good man and this world could use more people like him.