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Dr. Pool and I used to share ham radio stories. He once took me up in his plane where I did some testing with packet radio. Dr. Ed Good was also in the cockpit.
Dr. Daniel L. Feeback
September 23, 2024
Friendswood, Texas
Friends and family will greatly miss Dr. Sam Lee Pool , 75, of Nassau Bay, Texas, who passed away on Sunday, September 22, 2013. Born in 1937 to Sam O. and Edith Pool, Sam completed high school and college each in three years, double majoring in math and physics at Southeastern Oklahoma State...
Read MoreDr. Pool and I used to share ham radio stories. He once took me up in his plane where I did some testing with packet radio. Dr. Ed Good was also in the cockpit.
Dr. Daniel L. Feeback
September 23, 2024
My sincere condolences on your great loss. May you find peace and comfort during this sad time…Psalms 25:16,17
October 09, 2013
Dr. Pool is a legend, and I always felt priveleged to be in his presence. Godspeed.
Liz Warren
October 08, 2013 | Houston, TX
Nan H. Lovejoy
I was away but will miss both Sam andJane.
October 01, 2013
1965 wannabe astronaut
My good fortune that Sam Pool was the fist person I met upon moving into Nassau Bay, TX. He lived two houses down the street and we chatted frequently. We kept our airplanes at the same air port – I also loved flying a Mooney! Stunned by Sam's death as he never hinted of his illness. How grateful I am to have known Sam Pool and how very much he is missed. Us former Navy flight surgeons still have Jon Clark to lead the way set forth by Sam, we remain fortunate for his life, even in his...
David Gillis
October 01, 2013 | Nassau Bay, TX
When I joined human space program in 1993, he was there at JSC. We attended numerous international space medicine meetings. He lead the discussion as a great fascilitator. We did talk about our flying, but as he had so many topics, we did not have a chance to talk on Amateur Radio.
KG2O / JK1PZZ
Kaz Shimada
September 29, 2013 | Japan
Sam was special – a sharing colleague, a knowledgeable physician, and a caring friend. He will be sorely missed by all who knew him.
Malcolm Cohen
September 29, 2013 | Sunnyvale, CA
During my 20 years at NASA, Dr. Pool was always an inspiration to me professionally and a friend to me personally. He was a man of immense intelligence and high moral character. The World was a better place because of him and he will be missed by all those who had the good fortune to know and work with him. I remember his many stories about living in Oklahoma and had the pleasure of flying with him in his favorite airplane and talking with him on ham radio. God speed, Dr. Pool.
Dr. Daniel Feeback
September 28, 2013 | Pauls Valley, OK
Sam was a great mentor to me at NASA and was passionate about providing the best health care for astronauts. We both started as Navy flight surgeons and loved flying Mooneys. He left an enduring legacy for our nation's space program. God Speed Sam.
Jon Clark
September 27, 2013 | Houston, TX