Dr. Nasser Gholi Shojania

As a colleague, Nasser was much appreciated for his skills as a pathologist, and as an accomplished physician. He always had the time to communicate with those of us who received his reports. Rest peacefully Dr. Shojania.

Dear Mitra and Family...my sincere condolences........Nasser and I started at the old Victoria General at the same time...he was a good friend and an incredibly interesting man....I believe I took the picture you used MANY years ago.. Gone but not forgotten

Dear Mitra and family we were saddened to learn of Nasser's passing. He was a charming man of many talents. Our prayers are with you all

He was a wonderful man. Sending our best wishes and prayers for Mitra, and all your lovely family. Derrold Norgaard and Ping Wu

Dear Mitra and family Please accent our deepest condolences. We have had the pleasure of meeting you and Nasser on the steps of Lenox Bell ( house staff apartments Winnipeg Gêneral) in 1965. Since then We have enjoyed many functions with you Including a dinner this year. Nasser is the only patent I know of who walked out of Hospice and enjoyed more years of joy. Nasser was definitely one of kind and will sorely be missed . Love Richard and Paulina

We are very saddened to hear of Nasser´s passing. He was a man with so many fine qualities and such richness of grace and character. Although it has been many years since we have seen he and Mitra, we are privileged to have memories of working together and attending many memorable social gatherings in their company. We extend our deepest sympathies to Mitra and the whole family. May he rest in peace. Don and Nikki Carlow

I worked in the RJH hospital lab in the 90's and that's where I first worked with and learned of this lovely, lovely man. May he rest in forever peace. My sympathy to his wife and family. <3