William M. "Mack" Hibbitts

I enjoyed going to Kansas City to a medical conference with Dr. Hibbits many years ago. He was greatly admired for medicine. Bobby Vogel

Mrs. Hibbits, please accept my belated condolences on the loss of your husband. During my 29 years at MMH, my paths crossed with Dr. Hibbits on a number of occasions. He served his medical community for many years and I was so blessed to have had the pleasure for many years.

Mack was a wonderful doctor and cared for my family members for a number of years. My mother, Alpha Smith, moved to Midland in 1985 and Mack cared for her until her passing in 1997 at age 90. She thought Mack was great and loved making goodies and taking them to his office for him and his staff to enjoy. Know Mack was loved and appreciated by us as well as his dear wife, Edna, who I worked with in the Junior League of Midland. Edna, you and your family are in our prayers for comfort and...

I loved this man. Always a pleasure talking to him through so many years. My mom worked at Western Clinic for Dr. Melton. Never a time I was him he had a kind word to share. He was the last Doctor from the clinic.

I'm very sorry to learn of Dr. Hibbitts passing. He was my doctor until he retired. As his family knows, he was a very fine man. "They" don't make them like him anymore. Midland County has truly one of our finest! I'm sending prayers to the family.

I would like to express my gratitude for Dr. Hibbitts and the service he provided to the community. Because of his vision and understanding the need to help start Hospice of Midland 45 years ago, thousands of people in our community have received help at the end of life.

Mack was a giant presence in the Medical community in Midland and left a great legacy for the people of the Permian Basin. He was a good friend and mentor to me personally when I arrived in Midland in the late 1980's and he remained so until my retirement a few years ago. He was a quiet, kind man who was loved by his patients and a great physician who was admired and respected by his colleagues. My condolences and love go out to Edna and to his family. I feel my life has been enriched by...

I will miss Dr. Hibbitts. He was a friend and mentor. I became a member of the Kansas Medical Society when he and I attended a medical conference years ago in Kansas City. He was a valuable and instrumental servant for the medical community in Midland, and instrumental in the development of Hospice and Manor Park, rip.