DR. LEO T. MCCALLUM M.D.

Leo and I covered each other's surgical practice on weekends and holidays. I was so lucky to have such a wise and talented colleague. His patients loved and admired him. Bev and I extend our condolences to his wonderful family. Jerry and Bev Young

Dr. McCallum operated on me for appendicitis on March 6, 1979 as I was 34 weeks pregnant. My daughter was born the next day and a rollercoaster of events followed. Dr. McCallum saved my life and I want to express my sincere condolences to the family. He took on a challenge and I will always be grateful.

Hard to believe that you're gone. The OR lounge will always have a seat for you, if you decide to drop in and tell one of your stories.

I'm so sorry that I didn't get to say "good bye". I didn't know that you were upstairs until it was too late.

You will be missed! We'll keep you in our memories. Rest in peace.

I was a freshman at Yale in 1956; Leo was the advisor for the 3rd floor suites in Wright Hall. I have nothing but fond memories of the advice he offered us neophytes. I was interested in Medicine so Leo took me to the medical school to view his prosections for the following day's first year medical students. Joe Twichell

Dr Mccallum operated on me twice,very nice man.He left the world a better place

DR.McCallum was one-of-a kind..Medical
Staff leader, surgeon, scholar,and a good
guy.
Dr. Marvin Adner

Leo was a good friend and colleague to my late husband, Hugh Hunt. We spent some pleasant hours together discussing Yale's football team and all things Yale. He was a good man.

Dr. McCallum came into the Medical Library at MWMC every day. I always enjoyed speaking with him and learning the most interesting facts from him. We miss seeing you at "your" spot at the front table there.