Houston, Texas
DR. ROBERT J. AWE died on October 13, 2002 at The Methodist Hospital in Houston, Texas. He was born in El Paso, Texas as the second son to Dr. Chester Awe and Cleone Awe on July 13, 1938. He graduated from the University of Texas and Baylor College of Medicine. Also, he studied at numerous other...
Read MoreAlthough I only personally met Dr. Awe one time, I know many, many people benefitted from his generosity through Omega House. His presence in the community will be missed.
Ron Dalton
November 05, 2002 | Houston, TX
Dear David and other Awe's: I can only say how sad I am to find out about Bob's death. I just heard today...Bob worked with us from time to time here at MRC reviewing, with candor, medical malpractice cases. But mostly, he was a "real doctor". He was a champion for those nobody else championed:a true healer and a good man. I have learned much from him about goodness of spirit and having values in the proper order. I will miss him for the rest of my life. Doreen Wise
Doreen Wise
November 05, 2002 | Houston, TX
I was so sorry to hear of Dr.Awe's death.Please accept my condolences on your loss.
JoElla Wilson
(HCHD)
JoElla Wilson
October 24, 2002 | Houston, TX
I am saddened by Dr. Awe's death. He will be missed by many.
Ruby Nickson
October 21, 2002 | Houston, TX
I was so sorry to hear of Dr.Awe's death.I will always remember him with great affection and respect.
We have lost someone very special.
Veronica Franklin
(HCHD-Retired)
Veronica Franklin
October 18, 2002 | Houston, TX
Dr. Awe touched many lives. Many directly through his medical care, community work and teaching. Even more were affected indirectly through the care their loved ones received through his generious insite to medical care. We grief his loss, long with David and his family. Bless him for all that he has done, and all that he gave. I'm a better nurse because of him.
Sandy Stacy
October 16, 2002 | Formerly Houston, Hamilton, TX
rave on bob, though i didn't know you all that well, i did enjoy your presence at meetings and your direct manner. may you have as beneficial a transmigration as you have had in this life. bill
bill stanton
October 16, 2002 | San Francisco, CA
MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH EVERYONE. JUST A NOTE TO SAY THANK YOU FOR FOUNDING THE OMEGA HOUSE AS MY BROTHER WAS THERE APRIL OF 2000 FOR ONLY THREE DAYS AND THE PEOPLE ARE WONDERFUL! THEY ARE SO CARING, TAKE THE TIME TO TALK AND EXPLAIN SO MANY THINGS. I JUST CAN'T SAY ENOUGH! MAY GOD BLESS YOU!
CYNTHIA WISEMORE
October 16, 2002 | TOMBALL, TX
I was very saddened to read about Dr. Awe's death. I worked for the HCHD from 1971 to 1996 and as the first Infection Control Nurse in the city of Houston, Dr. Awe was a wonderful source of information on infectious disease. This is truly a great loss for the Houston Medical Center. My prayers are with all his loved ones that are grieving this terrible loss.
Adelina Ryan
Adelina Ryan
October 16, 2002 | Mission, TX
