Photo courtesy of Wilsonville Funeral Home and Cremation Services
Woodburn, Oregon
Nov 29, 1958 – Feb 18, 2015
Paul D Quist, MD, who was born November 29, 1958, to Marvin and Audriene Quist, Roseburg, passed away February 18, 2015, age 56, after a short battle with an aggressive cancer. He will be remembered by his quiet and congenial spirit mixed with a quick wit and propensity for detail. His humble...
Read MoreI was so sorry to learn of Paul's death. We were in med school together and while I didn't know him well, remember him as a wonderful and caring person. My thoughts go out to all of his loved ones.
Linda Humphrey
March 01, 2015 | Portland, OR
We were all so very sad to learn of Paul's untimely passing, sad to know he won't be able to attend our 30th medical school reunion this summer. He was extremely bright, an outstanding Radiologist and such a kind and thoughtful person. I was always grateful to learn he was available to review imaging studies with me. Our discussions were educational for me and I enjoyed catching up with him. I (we) are so sorry and will miss him.
Marcia Dunham
March 01, 2015 | Portland, OR
Paul was a kind, patient, very smart, funny and sensitive man. I have fond memories of our times together. I am heartbroken about his death.
Carolyn lamborghini
February 26, 2015 | Lake Oswego, OR
I heard of Paul's passing yesterday, and I am very saddened by it. We were good friends in high school and part of college (while we both were at U of O). Since then we had been pretty much out of touch until we e-mailed each other a little over a year ago. It was nice to be connected with Paul again. He was a great friend. We had a lot of fun together. I really miss knowing that I won't be able to see him. My sympathy goes out to Joe and the rest of Paul's family.
Chris Peeke
February 25, 2015 | Burlingame, CA
I am stunned and saddened to learn of Paul's death. Paul and I shared an apartment during our senior year at the University of Oregon (1980-81). We attended the same church in Roseburg (Faith Lutheran), the same high school and two colleges. Paul was one of the nicest and smartest (voted "most scholarly" Roseburg High Class of 1977) people I've had the pleasure to know. Please know he has many, many friends still in Oregon and in the Roseburg area.
Greg Hanberg
February 25, 2015 | Grants Pass, OR