Walter J. Wrobleski M.D.

I was an ICU RN at St Joseph Hospital in the 1970s and 1980s. I worked with Dr Wrobleski during that time and was amazed by his intuitive, spot on diagnoses and his excellent care. Dr Wrobleski was intensely spiritual. When one of his patients passed, he stood silently at the patient's feet. His right hand was resting on one foot, his left hand was in his left pocket....which moving as he worked his rosary beads.

Debbie,
I just learned of Walter's passing and also of your mother's. I'll always have memories of our times at the Cape back in the 80's and of Walter and Sue's wedding in Maine. I treasure the photos and the memories of the many cookouts and social occasions made so much more enjoyable because of your Mom's contributions and personality. I lost my brother Bobby just before his 42nd birthday, as you may recall. He'd accomplished a lot, as Walter had. We are privileged to have had...

My deepest sympathies. Walter was a lot of fun to work with at "454" Brookline Ave in Boston. He joined the practice just as he finished his residency at NEMC. We are all very surprised and saddened by this news. God Bless,
-Joanne P.

My deepest condolences to Dr. Wrobleski's family. He was a good man and a good doctor. He loved his two children and talked about them often when he worked at Mercy hospital. I'm deeply saddened to hear of his passing.

Chuck Keogh, Supervisor-Nuclear Medicine, Mercy Hospital, Portland, Me

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time.
With sincerest sympathy,
Leah Davis in behalf of the Radiology Staff, Mercy Hospital, Portland, Maine

Walter was a good friend growing up on Park Drive in Westfield. I will always remember all the fun we had as children; what a nice neighborhood we had. Very sorry for your loss Debbie.

I spent all of my HS years in a homeroom with Walter. He always "ribbed" me, but in a kind natured way. I know he knew the potential that was in me & thought I was wasting it away. Tom Walthall always called him "Wally Gator". Prayers going out to Walter and all of his friends & family. You will be missed...you did so much...and your time was cut way too short. Peace Brother.

I too went to high school with Walter, class of '74 and remember him fondly... so sorry to all of his loved ones for your loss... hold onto the wonderful memories you have of him and remember he is 'always' with you.