Dr. Paul W. Knoll

When I first met Dr.Knoll, I was a mother of a 5 year old & 6 month old. I has diagnosed with Stage 4 Lymhoma. He told me we were going to fight as hard as we could together to get rid of it. And we did!! I was in remission in Novemeber of 2006. The following June, at a follow-up I asked about his thoughts on trying for another baby. Dr.Knoll quickly said, "Go, try." My son just turned 5 months old. I can't talk about his life or mine, without talking about Dr.Knoll.

Dear Knoll family,
Dr. Knoll was my doctor for a little over a year. I had a blood issue. Because he never gave up, he continued testing and looking at possible procedures for answers. Finally, other doctors listened to him. I spent hours going through surgeries and so forth. Today I am healthy and energetic. I can do things with my family because this man was not satisfied with results. God had a plan for this man to comfort and heal many. While we miss him on earth we will see him...

Dr. Knoll was my Mom's cancer doctor for the year she lived in this area, after moving her over here from Spokane. They gave her a month to live there - we brought her to this side of the mountains, and she was blessed to meet Dr. Knoll her first day in the hospital here. He had such a way with my Mom - he had her trying new treatments that she had refused before. Thanks to his loving manner, he worked with Mom and she was around for another 14 months - enough time for that special grandma...

I was one of Dr. Knoll’s very first patients. My diagnosis of Stage 3 Ovarian Cancer clearly presented its challenges. The word “cure” was never in the recovery plan of this mother of two children ages 8 and 10, because at that time there were no published medical statistics relative to my stage of disease to support such thinking. Dr. Knoll was such an amazing man. He left no stone unturned when it came to aggressively fighting my disease, yet he was always so caring and kind.

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Our prayers go to all of you, Dr. Knolls took care of our Mom having lymphoma cancer back in the early 90"s, and when he heard of it returning this year in Jan, with an already tight scheduel, he took Mom on again! We love him and he will be very missed! Wonderful man! We have been blessed to have had him in our lives.

Say hi, to my father when you meet him. I, thank your family for letting me share some of their time with you. I will(sorry) always hate pink!!!-- I will be taking my 40 hours-Hospic training next month. By the way, my father is the young, cancer free, guy with no broken back, ect., play the greek banjo and singing greek songs and dancing. Thanks for being in my life the 8 last year, I know I wouldn't have made it this far. I tried to cancel my new doc."s appointment, but the girls...

Dr. Knoll treated me for the last 6 years. The news of his passing has been nothing short of tragic to me. I will always remember him for being the best doctor I have been to in terms of caring, and making me feel that he was working as hard as he could to save me. My whole family owes Dr. Knoll so much. I dont know how it could ever be possible to pay back such a dept. I pray for him every day.

Mary, My heart goes out to you at this time of such a great loss. No words can "make it better" so I won't try. Please know that my prayers and and good thoughts are with you and your family. God bless you, Gwen Goss (Kathryn Ledvina's mom)

Dr. Knoll was my Dr. for 10+ years. He was also my late husbands Dr. His kindness during the time my husband was ill, will never be forgotten. He was always there to answer my questions and concerns. He was there for me after I lost my husband, with his gentle way and kind words. His patience, caring, and soft spoken manner, was a blessing to me. When he told me about his illness, I was saddened. But he was always positive, and cared for his patients, even though he was in pain. When he told...