Robert J. Mollerus

I met Dr. Mollerus at the Naval Hospital, Bremerton, WA. I was stationed there from 1970 yo 1974. He, at the time, was a Lieutenant Commander, Medical Corp, USN. When he came onto the surgery floor/ward to check on his patients he was a saint. His bedside manner and his dedication to his patience was phenomenal. A met him again in 1988 long after he left active duty. I had earned my BA and was commissioned in 1980. When I met him in 1988, I was a LT and an officer recruiter in Portland,...

My family is very sorry to hear of Dr. Mollerus's passing. Twenty three years ago my daughter had a car accident and Dr. Mollerus was on duty when she came into the hospital. He was totally amazing in every way as a doctor, as our stress was extreme with the accident.He sewed her back up and calmed her and us, as her parents, he was just unbelievable. His 'bedside' manner was unbelievable comforting. We saw him several times as he removed glass from her face and arms on several...

So Sorry I didn't hear about the passing of Bob and the service. He was my Navy Brother. He will continue to be remembered by us.

I am so sorry for your loss Ann-Marie, and to your family too. With lots of love from Dearbhla, Tom and the girls.

So sorry to hear of Bob's passing. Always enjoyed his sailing love that was shared with my husband, Hal. Such a great friend. June May, Newberg, Oregon

Sorry to hear about dr. Mollerus. great mentor in mt life. While I was in the Navy with him he encourage me to go to nursing school and become an O.R. nurse. He has done surgery on mt farther in law and I am an O.R. nurse with Kiaser. Thanks for the letter of recommendation. See you in the afterlife. Sandy Paulsen

Enjoyed many lunches with Bob at VMH "Club Cloaca" as he called it. What a character. He will be missed.