Robert Farquharson McGann

Memory eternal...

I am so sorry for the loss of your dad. I started working at Family Practice Associates PC. as a LPN in the 1970´s in the small office on Cook Avenue and then moved to 116 Cook Avenue. We were a very busy office every day and saw many patients. We were a great team. I retired in 2006. Your dad was well respected at the Meriden Wallingford Hospital making his rounds with our patients and then coming back and work at the office. We also did house calls. We also had special times at...

So sorry to read about the passing of Dr. McGann. It was a pleasure to know him as I worked at the hospital for 29 years. He was a pleasant person and one fine physician.

As an EMT and informer employee at Meriden Wallingford hospital... I remember Dr. McGann well. He had a tremendous zest for life, always seemed to be energetic and outgoing, and an absolute joy to be around... He was a wealth of knowledge for all of the new EMTs and was never afraid to tell us the truth about the care we had provided in the field... He will be missed, but definitely will be remembered.

I was Rob´s executive assistant at Meriden-Wallingford Hospital and MidState Medical Center. He taught me so much and never hesitated to answer my millions of questions about medicine. He was a friend and mentor. He always spoke lovingly and with pride about his family. He was a wonderful man and I feel privileged to have known him.

I´m so sorry to hear about the loss of Dr. McGann. Please know that your family is in my prayers.

We are do sorry Gor your loss. We too, are from Meriden and now living in SC. I remember your Dad as being a Dr as I worked for Dr David Parke. But to our surprise when I found out your Dad was living at Magnolia Bridge where my Mom lives. He SAS very amusing with his stories. You have your memories embrace them.

Dear Rob Charles and Harriett. Your Dad was a wonderful man,mentor and partner Our partnership was a handshake I hope you are all well

I met Dr McGann many years ago. He was a fantastic person. He took my family into his practice when we had no insurance and no money, but he knew we needed some help. I was at the ER, and they refused to take out my young daughter's stitches, and he overheard the conversation. He told me to go to his office, and we did, and he took the stitches out. She had so many, and they were in her mouth from an accident. He told me we owed nothing for his service and also took my family in as his...