Robert Mayo Tenery Jr.

Today I have read Dr Tennerys obituary and learned how accomplished he was. I was his patient for several years and came to love his always friendly and warm greetings every time I saw him. He exuded confidence and kindness and kept his final illness to himself. I truly miss him to this day. A great doctor and human being !

To all Dr. Tenery's family, I am so very sorry for your loss. I discovered him in 1976 when I was 26. He was the first doctor that gave me hope. I needed eye muscle surgery and had been suffering with double vision for many year. He literally changed my life. I will always be grateful for that. Each year he would comment "Boy, I do good work!". I would have to agree. I will miss him so much! God bless you all!

To the Tenery family, On a given day your father had several cases in the operating room, and some subject came up so Doc shared the funniest story about his mom walking into his room and leaving his second semester college grades. All those days, hours and cases, one cannot begin to explain the honor of working with this man, but it was surely a blessing from God. Dave Gomez RN Newport Beach Ca

I found Dr. Tenery in 1994 when I moved to Texas from California from D Magazine's Best Ophthamologist category. He took the time to share his findings with me in a clear, concise, compassionate manner and always asked if I had any questions. Even after he retired from full time practice, I would only see him on his part time office days.

I am so sorry to hear of his passing and extend my deepest sympathies to his family. May God grant His strength, comfort, and peace which passes all...

Dr Tenery became my ophthalmologist on August 27.1990.During the next 28 years he treated my eye problems,especially my glaucoma.He then referred me to a Glaucoma specialist,whom I am now seeing.With deepest sympathy to his friends and family

So very sorry for Robs passing. He will be greatly missed. Im so glad that I got to see Rob and you at the Youth Center awhile back.