Dr. Joseph L. Corrigan

Dr Corrigan was pediatric doc to my 3 children starting in the early 80´s. They had fantastic loving, compassionate care for lots of years. Prayers for his family, the world lost a stellar doctor and a friend to all.

Dr. Corrigan was our doctor for my entire childhood. Mine, my brother´s, and my sister´s. He was always so kind, patient, and genuinely caring. It´s wild to think how much time has passed, but his warmth and presence still stand out clearly in my memory. He was an awesome person, and I´m grateful for the care he gave our family. Rest in peace, Doc. You made a lasting impact.

We had some good times at CMC Dallas and I remember getting firbidddn to play any more racket ball due to house staff injuries. Miss you and Mary. Dick Chiarello

Remembering Joe There are friends who leave footprints that last forever. Joe was one of those rare souls who made every moment brighter with his presence, whether we were sharing laughs on the golf course or simply catching up over a post round beer. The Heart of Our Friendship Joe's wry sense of humor was his signature - clever observations that made you laugh and think at the same time. He approached both golf and friendship with the same spirit: passionate, genuine, and always ready with...

Joe and I were residents at CMC Dallas. My wife Barbara was a good friend to Mary Corrigan and shared political views. So sad to Hear of his and her passing.

Dr. Corrigan Saved our 10year old daughter´s life because of his dedication to his little patients and his love for helping find cure for a rare bone diseases. She is now 34 years old mother of six and he was their doctor also. It saddens our hearts to hear this sad news . We will definitely celebrate his life and good memories. Prayers to his family and friends.

Joe was my partner, my friend, and probably most importantly--to my family--my children's doctor. He was an excellent doctor and possessed great common sense. I will miss him

FOR BILL CORRIGAN AND THE REST OF THE FAMILY: Joe was one of my bestt friends at Campion High School and my roommate during our first year at SLU when he was dating Elaine who later became my first wife. The three of us reconnected at different times and I was so sad to hear Joe has died. Joe was truly among the kindest, most admirable, likable and wonderful men I have ever known. He sort of personified what it means to be a good person. I am certain he will be missed in Colorado, but he is...

To the Corrigan boys, I sent a previous note, but don't see it- so I apologize if this is a duplicate. I was so sorry to hear about your Dad, and you have my sincere condolences. I met your Dad on the first day of his Pediatric practice at the Colorado Springs Medical Center, and we worked together for the next 14 years. He did indeed have a wry sense of humor and a loud laugh. He was patient, kind, generous and very smart. The kids all liked him and the Mom's trusted him. I remember him...