Kansas City, Missouri
A 63-year-old cardiologist from Newton was struck by a car while jogging and died yesterday morning in Orlando, where had he traveled for a medical conference, according to officials.
Dr. Kenneth L. Baughman, director of Advanced Heart Disease at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, was in...
Read MoreI am shocked to just learn of Dr. Baughman's death. He was my cardiologist at JH for many years. I am speechless. He was kind, and funny and an awesome doctor. I remember he had me run up 8 flights of stairs with him to "test" my heart. He was always running. What a loss. My condolences to his family, and to all of us who knew him.
Ann W.
September 26, 2014
DR. KENNETH BAUGHMAN SAVED MY BROTHERS MICHAEL DOUGLAS LIFE ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. I THANK GOD FOR THE GIFT OF KNOWDLEGE THAT HE INSTILLED IN THIS BRILLANT CREATURE, ALSO TO HIS FAMILY THE LIGHT OF ETERNITY BURNS FOR EVER THANK GOD FOR HIS LOVE........
ESTELLE DOUGLAS
August 10, 2012 | CAMDEN, SC
Dr Baughman will be greatly missed by my family he was my Brother Micheal Douglas Dr. for many years He was a personal Friend of our Family,My brother brought him a tie. May God Bless Mrs Baughman and Family.WE loved him but God loved him more,He left his mark with many family.
Florence Hyatt
August 06, 2012 | Baltimore, MD
Dear Baughman family,
I just learned of the untimely death of Dr Ken Baughman. He was truly one of the greatest men I have ever met. I have never known anyone with such intellect and humility. He was my physician for many years and also a valued friend.
May God bless him and the Baughman family
Bill Carter
November 22, 2010 | Baltimore, MD
Our hearts have been with you, and especially today, as we lovingingly remember our dear Dr. Baughman...
"The value of life is not in longevity. The value of life is based on the chapters that God has written"
And what beautiful chapters they were.
With grateful thanks for his caring and well lived life. He will never be forgotten...
John and Ellen Morris
November 16, 2010 | Baltimore, MD
Dear Mrs. Baughman,
My sympathy for you and your family is beyond words.
I received a new heart at the Brigham and Women's Hospital one year ago. I had many complications before and after my transplant. Dr. Baughman was the force that gave me hope and kept me alive. He saved my life. I was hospitalized for four long months and Dr. Baughman seemed to be there for me all the time. On the wonderful day of my discharge, Dr. Mudge and I received the tragic news of his death. ...
Linda Pellecchia
November 15, 2010 | Malden, MA
What can one truly say about Dr. Baughman? He was a great cardiologist, teacher, and friend. I started working in the echo lab at JHH Feb 2000, and when I finally meet the infamous Dr. Ken Baughman, I was scared to death. He looked at me and said are you scared I smiled, shook my head slightly, and said yes. He said with this stern voice "And you should be", and with a great big smile on his face. He was never too busy to speak to you or with you; he would often to stop by to say hello,...
Shannon
April 28, 2010 | Towson, MD
I had worked with Ken during my training as an Otolaryngology resident at Johns Hopkins (during the early 1990s). He taught me so much by his fine example. There I would be.. a surgical resident calling in a Cardiology consult. And he would personally respond by seeing the patients. And he knew all of his patients. His tremendous clinical skills and obvious compassion for his patients made a huge impression on me. I will never forget the bond that he had with his patients. He also...
Marion Couch
March 22, 2010 | Chapel Hill, NC
Sincere condolences to Ken's family. I have not seen Ken since we were undergrads at Missouri. I so admired his skill and kindness in campus political circles. God bless him and a life well lived.
Drew Babb
March 16, 2010 | Lincoln, VA