Dr. John L. "Jack" Wiese

Our children were very blessed to have Dr Wiese as their pediatrician. He definitely was an amazing man as a doctor and with all his involvement for betterment of children. He saved our youngest son's life with his speedy diagnosis and then connected us with financial assistance to help with the exorbitant hospital bills. He definitely was a very special man. We will never forget his kindness and caring ways. Our prayers go out to all his family and friends because we know he will be...

My best memory was when he met us at the office to examine my 4-yr.old daughter's throat...early on Christmas morning! Just one example of his dedication to children. How fortunate we were to have his care. My sympathies to the immediate family and the thousands comprising his families of caring expertise.

Prior to my recent diagnosis of cancer I served as the Manager of Resident Life at Beacon Hill at Eastgate. More importantly, I had the pleasure to work with your Dad on many occasions as he was a very active resident who made a tremendous difference in the lives of many. Dr. Jack had a zest for life and a desire to keep learning until his very last breath. I feel honored and grateful in having known him. His presence is missed throughout the halls of 1919 Boston.

Dr. Wiese was my pediatrician a long time ago. I was also adopted through D.A. Blodgett, and my mom always thought he gave me that extra effort because of that.

Mary Nell, your father was truly a gentleman. The Obit. wonderful, but your father too modest to accept the accolades. My sympathies

My prayers and thoughts are with all of Jack's family. He was a great part of the Dr's Hill. Webber, Wiese, and Foxworthy's office.

Our condolences to the family of Dr. John L.Wiese. He was a man of integrity and excellent physician and Our mother trusted him with the care of her children. May God comfort and keep you.

Dr Wiese was our entire family's pediatrician, as well as my children. We all loved going to his office, he was such a kind, kind man...actually he had swag!! I ran into Dr. Wiese in Meijer a few yrs back, he caught my attention because he appeared to need assistance. We found items he needed, he thanked me and as I was walking away he said " you're one of the Howland girls, how's everybody ?" I hadn't told him my last name but after all these yrs, he was sharp as a tack and still remembered...

Dr. Wiese was my doctor from the second day after I was born. (March 1967) I remember the baritone voice and the sucker after the visit. What a very nice and great man. My condolences to your family.