DR. LLOYD MCPHERSON

Lloyd was a wonderful classmate at Rutgers Medical School (now Robert Wood Johnson Medical School). I just read of his passing in the schools current magazine and was saddened to learn of it. My condolences to his wife and family.

I am lucky to have had the honor of working with Dr. McPherson for many years. I am so sad to hear about his passing. He taught me so much throughout the years and was always a kind person. I hope to make him proud with the care I give my patients every day as I learned my compassion and skills from him. Will miss you. God bless his family and I'm sorry for your loss.
Sincerely,
Christina Cassidy RN, IBCLC

Dr McPherson was a great caring man as well as a great doctor. He took great care of the Lakota people here at the Rosebud IHS while he was here. He will be missed. My condolences to his family and friends.

He was the founder of the Student National Medical Association at Rutgers Medical School. Had it not been for his commitment to training more Black and Latino doctors and political pressure as student president of SNMA, very few minority students would have attended and graduated from that school. He educated many of us medical school administrators about unmet medical needs of the poor and disenfranchised in New Jersey. For Lloyd it was critical that minority people receive great...

condolences and prayers to the family of Dr McPherson - very kind and caring -part of the Bayley Seton family -

I want to express my sorrow and offer my condolences to his family. I worked with Dr. Mac and he also treated me. He was a gentle, sweet man who offered excellent service to the patients. I know all the staff thought well of him and we will miss him. Prayers to all family and friends.

Mac was so very proud of his family....I am so sorry for your loss..May your many memories comfort you at this sad time. He was a great doctor and a kind thoughtful human to patients and staff alike. I loved working with him at Bayley Seton. Rest in peace Mac.....