John A. Strobis

My deepest condolences to the family. I knew Dr Strobis has a student. He inspired me to become a physician through the kindness and compassion he showed to all of his patients.

I still miss Dr. Strobis. It seems to be taking 4 doctors to take his place. I'm sure he's in peace and playing golf up in Heaven.

Jack -my friend my college room mate my brother I am in disbelief .. you are immortal ... you are a gift to anyone you met ... instant joy for life and unforgettable memories ... and hard to believe you wink and a lifetime flies by since 1974 and stone hill days. To jacks family I never got to know Jack was the BEST! We shared a lot but none better than to know he was destined to be remembered and loved by all he ever met. Instantly popular and magnetic and oh so dedicated to doing great...

I thought I would share this photo of Jack throwing a pass in his sophmore year at Stonehill College. He had quite an arm!

So terribly sad. I am proud to say we were friends many years ago. I will miss him now even more than I have been lately. His family should take some solace in knowing how loved he was by so many people - even those that have not been part of his life in the recent past. Like me.

Dr Strobis will always have a place in my heart. There are no words to express the sadness I feel My sincerest sympathy to the entire family.

Doc was the best family doctor we´ve ever had. When we moved to Sebastian, I tried my best to get him to relocate also, to no avail. He treated every member of my family with complete dignity, and we all felt he was not only our doctor, but our friend. Doc, thank you for all you´ve done. You are missed already, and will be remembered always.

I was fortunately recommended to Dr. Strobis from fellow Boca HS teacher Paul Pirrotta. Every time I left his office I felt like I had attended a Pep Rally for Life--BRHS, sports, officiating, Red Sox, etc while getting lectured on getting back to good health in always a positive way. Dr. Strobis was the guy you wanted to be with and when he had his opportunity to go to the Masters he ended up saving a man's life when the fan had a heart attack and no one else came to his rescue. My...