John Passmore

I just found out our beloved Dr. Passmore passed away. He was a genuine person, professionally and personally. He would actually sit down and talk with us about the results and tell us how to correct any problem by living right, diet, supplements, etc. He talked lovingly about his wife and family. He had so many talents that were amazing besides having a good bedside. Some of the things he told us still resonate today in this ever changing world. May he rest in peace. Just a good man.

Dr. Passmore, I have just now seen that you have left us over a year ago. I had the great privilege to be able to work at Memorial SW with you. Also, you took such empathetic care of my Mom. My sister, JoAnne Scholes taught your kids at St. Thomas More school. RIP. We were all so fortunate to have known and worked with you. Thanks for the Memories.

I was a patient of Dr Passmore´s and as I sit in his old practice office waiting to be seen by Dr Shan, I thought of him and discovered that he had passed away earlier this year. He was such a blessing to his patients! I will never have a Dr that took the time with his patients and truly cared! I remember seeing him one day and he went and ordered his double bacon sandwich from Jimmy John´s while I was still in the office! I just laughed and called him out on being my cardiologist but...

I miss you every day, Pops. You were truly the greatest. I love you forever!

Count myself blessed to have learned the wonders of medicine from Dr. Passmore, first as a medical student and then as a resident. His instruction and teachings I continue to carry and apply till this day in medical practice. Sending God's peace and comfort to Mrs. Passmore and Family. Maria Jordan

Mrs. Passmore, Grant, sisters and family, my heartfelt condolences.

I graduated with John ended up in Houston and we never connected. So sorry to his wife and children for your loss. My regret is my never reconnecting with John and meeting his wonderful famy.

So many great memories of John during our CHS years - many classes together, Latin with Mrs. Christopher, Homecoming co-chair with me, lots of laughs and good times. Such a brilliant and talented man. My sincere condolences to his entire family.

There are quite a few of us in Columbus GA who were fortunate enough to know John in St Elmo Elementary & Columbus Hugh School. He was a smart and kind friend to all he knew. We always missed him at the reunions. Our CHS Class of `65 sends our condolences, love & prayers to all of you, his family. He will be missed.