Dr. Roy Laver Swank

Dr. Swank spent a lot of time with me for my doctor appt. and was extremely nice. He helped me relax and not worry so much about my symptoms

My life forever has been changed for the better because of this beautiful man..RIP and fly high with Angels Dr Roy Swank

Thank you Roy for being my neihgbor, my friend and mentor. God speed old boy.....God's speed...Thank you
Nicholas Raber.

Dr. Swank was a truly remarkable man. On behalf of the Department of Neurology at Oregon Health & Science University, I would like to express our sympathy to his wife, Leeanna, his daughter, Susan, and the rest of his family. I also would like provide a perspective on Dr. Swank and his career from that of a neurologist and multiple sclerosis (MS) specialist. His family knows what I have to share but perhaps many of his patients and others signing this Guest Book do not know what is...

My most sincere condolences to you, Leeanna, to Kirk, and to all of Dr. Swank's family and friends.

I cannot begin to describe what a privilege it was to know this great man and to learn from him. I credit him with no less than saving my life, if not from the grave itself (which he may also have done), with saving the quality of my life and extending it far beyond what “statistics” would have predicted for someone with such an active form of MS. He gave me hope at a time when there...

My condolences to the entire Swank family - Dr Swank was an amazing man.

I worked for Dr Swank in the basement of his house on Scholls Ferry Rd during the original Pioneer Filter days from February of 1971 thru the move to Beaverton until 1986 when British Oxygen sold the company to Cobe Labratories and was absorbed into Cobe Lab's Colorado facility.

I have such fond memories of Dr Swank and Eulalia and her father in that house.

I can still picture her Dad washing the...

My deepest condolonces for your loss. This is a great loss to us all. I attribute my healthiest times to Dr. Swank's diet. Such an extraordinary life and extraordinary man. God Bless Him.

Dr, Swank was an amazing human being. I was diagnosed in 1976 and am stilll ambulatory thanks to his help, treatment and support! God Bless him!

Dear Susan - So sorry to read about the loss of your dad in the Oregonian but he certainly led a full, wonderful, and meaningful life. Rod and I always thought the world of him. Rod is retired now but I am still Principal at Jesuit High School just down the street a ways from your old house. We drive past it frequently and think of you. Hope everything else is going well for you in Davis. Love, Sandy ([email protected]) Please drop a line if you find the time.