Fremont, California
A life-time resident of the Bay Area, a Professor of Medicine at UCSF, and honored as a Master Clinician by the American College of Rheumatology, died at age 67 on Sunday, March 28, after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. He achieved his goal of squeezing every last bit of life and joy out of...
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I remember Dr. Fye as the most dedicated, honest and skillful doctor I have ever known. My memories are at Ross general hospital where I worked on the floors and had direct contact as a nurse with all of our patients. He will always be remembered. Sincerely, C. Hahm, RN.
carole hahm
May 15, 2010 | Hot Springs, AR
I always felt blessed to have Dr. Fye as my physician. I will never forget his 6:00 AM phone calls on the occassions he thought the trip into UCSF would be too taxing for me. We would communicate over the phone discussing the issues at hand;no matter how busy his schedule, he always found a way to find the time for everyone. His amazing knowledge, coupled with his genuine kindness, was such a wonderful blend in which contributed to the very special, unforgettable man that he was and who will...
May 15, 2010
Researching Bird
Dr. Fye diagnosed my RA in 1986. I'll never forget his quick sketches on the exam table paper explaining what was happening, in a exam squeezed between two patients. His empathy towards my husband and me in our grief and worry at this rapid onset of RA (less than 4 weeks) was so caring and hopeful.
I followed him to UCSF and through all the various drug treatments. Kenneth even supported my exploration of all the alternative treatments of warm water therapy, body work, acupuncture, and...
Gail Giacomini
May 08, 2010 | Novato, CA
Dr fey was a wonderful physician, who diagnosed my autoimmune condition when no one else could. I'll never forget the day he told me:"remember, none of us are gonna get out of this alive!" he knew I would laugh at that and in hard times I think of him saying this and I smile.
Shotsy Faust fnp
May 08, 2010
My husband, William Callas and I, Lois will greatly and sadly miss Dr. Fye, whom we faithfully followed as patients from his Greenbrae office from 1983, even making trips from Windsor,CA (Sonoma) to the current UCSF Rheaumatology clinic. Ken gave us direction and hope in helping diagnosing our conditions beyond Arthritis. Our deepest sympathy goes out to his family. May his legacy of teaching continue to brighten the lives of other patients, colleagues, etc.
Mr. and Mrs. William Callas
Lois Callas
April 30, 2010 | Windsor, CA
To the Fye family and friends ... May the God of tender mercies and of all comfort be with the family as they grieve 2Corinthian 1:4 . My deepest condolence
April 29, 2010 | AZ
Ken will be greatly missed by those who were lucky enough to have known him. Sending heartfelt sympathy to his family...
Robin & Jim Diner
April 27, 2010 | Sunriver, OR
To the Family of the late Dr Kenneth Fye, may the fond memories of your beloved comfort you at this difficult time. We, the members of the NCRS (Northern California Rheumatology Society) will truly miss his expertise, knowledge and passion for the care of his patients.
Barry Shibuya
April 25, 2010 | Fremont, CA
To the Fye family may "the Father of tender mercies and the God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our tribulation" provide comfort to you during this difficult time.
LB
April 22, 2010