Michael Brook Mayor

I vividly recall sharing medical school experiences with Michael. It was SPLENDID to work with him in class/lab. I am truly saddened to learn of his passing...

I was blessed to have Dr Mayor, as my first hip replacement surgeon. Dr Mayor, was amazing, he made me feel comfortable, remembered my family and personal details about me, making me feel seen, and heard, I never looked forward to going to the Dr's, until i met him, he made appointments different, no matter how uncomfortable the pain was, I knew I was safe, and comfortable in his hands, even on his Segway as he saw me, before my procedure. Then the transition to another Dr, when he retired,...

I just learned about Mike's passing from Phil Askenaze this past week. I am sorry to learn of your loss. Betsy and I, like you and Mike were among the few married students when we started at YMS in the fall of 1961. I am glad you had a long run together. So did we. Gary Gross MD Yale 1965

As a med school classmate, I shared many experieces with MM. He was wonderful, and I am saddened to learn of his passing.

It was wonderful to work with Michael as we made our way through med school. I am truly sddened to learn of his passing....

I shall always remember Michael for his personal warmth and kindness as we went through med school. I am truly saddened to learn of his passing...

Dr. Mayor was always had a smile and wonderful sense of humor. While I was @ DHMC as a film hanger in Radiology, I had an occasion to see Dr. Mayor's humor. I backed up to give him and his Segway plenty of room as he was riding along in a highway. Dr. Mayor back up his Segway and smiled. He smiled saying, "Don't worry, if I break you, I can fix you." Off he went. We've been Blessed by a great man.

I remember looking next door -out the window - on Occom Ridge and exclaiming "Is that Michael on the porch roof with his snowblower?"

I have met Michael Mayor at Highland View Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio during an externship in medical school. I had traveled from Germany in order to learn about American Medicine and was assigned to Dr. Mayor. The three months spent with him were the highlight of my entire medical school experience! He encouraged me to return to the US to continue my postgraduate training. His influence turned out to be crucial and influenced the rest of my life. I will never forget him!