Lamar Fleming

I worked for Dr. Fleming in the early '90s. The references to the BOOMING VOICE resonate (pun intended) with me. His distinct voice, and overwhelming presence will be missed. As his IT specialist, I remember when we converted his computer to - as he said: "Winders" (Windows), he relied upon a little guy like ME to help him. I was honored! He was a demanding, yet kind leader. I cherish the memories I have from those days. I pray for comfort and peace for Sally, Anne, and Sarah. May his memory...

That BOOMING VOICE! I loved hearing every note. I´ve been a nurse working at the Spine Center for 3 decades. Currently working with John Heller as I have for well over 20 years. There was NEVER a day in all of my years at Emory when I ran into Dr. Fleming that he didn´t tell me what a great nurse I was, and how much I was appreciated. Those words always lifted me, and reminded me of my purpose....taking good care of Orthopaedic/Spine patients. My pleasure and privilege to have known and...

I first met Dr. Fleming at Piedmont hospital, helping his patients on the orthopedic wards. My next job was at Capital City Club County Club, working in the healthclub as the manager and masseur. There I got to know him as Dr. Bigdawg. He was humorous and kind. I thought about him today (September 1, 2022) and immediately went to Google to Google his name. I´m so sad to hear that he passed and went to be with the Lord. I´ve been a licensed massage therapist for over twenty-one years and I...