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Michelle O
January 15, 2025
He was a wonderful Dr. He saw my Mom for most of her life and helped me as a child. I returned to him as an adult and he diagnosed me with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity. The information I received from him has helped me to navigate this very tricky existence. I didn't know of his passing until a few years ago and send my very belated but sincere condolences to his fanily and friends. He was a truly kind hearted man and he is still missed today.
Felicia Brice
August 9, 2024
Help me live 10 years more without him I wouldn't have made it.
Jeff Vorpe
October 28, 2020
I have just recently found out that Dr. Boyles passed away and I am very sorry to hear this. I recall being treated by Dr. Boyles at a very young age for my allergies and I remember what a big difference he made in the handling of my allergies. I remember what a nice man he was. Again, I am very sorry to hear of his passing and send my belated condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues.
Shelley Ferner
May 13, 2020
I drove through a blizzard at night in Ohio in 1994 to take my three year-old son to Dr. Boyles. It was a treacherous trip but worth every dangerous mile to have my son correctly diagnosed by a brilliant and compassionate doctor!
I did not know until today, 5/12/2020, that Dr. Boyles had died. I wish I had been able to see him again before he passed on. He was a good man whose kindness and truthfulness were qualities that endeared him to so many people and created trust in his patients.
Thanks, Dr. Boyles, for being so wonderful to my son and me!
Sincerely,
Shelley V. Ferner
Del Phinium
February 4, 2019
I'm so sorry to read this, and so long after his passing, but I will never forget dear Dr Boyles, and pass my sincere but belated condolences to his family, friends and colleagues. Other doctors had ignored my symptoms that clearly pointed to hypothyroidism since my blood work was 'in range', but dear Doctor Boyles prescribed Armour and made me well again during my brief sojourn in Ohio. Having to leave the US meant a return to less informed doctors and a return of symptoms. I do hope his influence and ethos continues amongst his colleagues and wish them all well as independent-minded practitioners. Rest in peace, dear Dr Boyles, you were a giant who epitomised the caring doctor we all need but so rarely experience.
Lois Ferrier
May 24, 2017
He saved my life. I was an orphan adopted by a couple back in the nearly 30's. I was born to an unwed mother. I had twin brothers. I found one of them after searching. It took me over 25 years to get all of my information, which I shared with Dr. John Boyles. I was allergic to everything. When I
first saw him, he said it was a miracle that I lived long enough to finally get the help I had needed. I was a mess when I was referred to him.He was WONDERFUL in every way. Always had time for a bit of chatter etc .He encouraged me to start searching so I could come up with information that might help me " healthfully ".I have been told that I should write a book. It took me over 40 years to get all the info. that I needed. I showed him the picture my adoptive parents gave me when I was old enough to understand what had gone on. I spent a whole summer going to meet all the people that had helped me with my search. He had encouraged me "all the way" to do what I needed to do. Get all the info. I needed so I could go and meet everyone that i had talked to or written to
(which I did). It took me quite a few weeks that summer to travel and meet everyone and get all the info. I could. It was s.o.o.o.o. exciting. I got to meet 8 living half brothers and sisters on my father's side. The younger sister looked exactly like me . . . WOW. .. My mother had died before I started looking for her. I had twin brothers and I was able to meet one. The other no one seemed to know where he was. So I met my one twin brother and his family on the Isle of Palms in South Carolina . . never found the other brother. I am good friends with my half sisters (one especially ).
She entertained me in her home and my Father lived with her and her husband. I could write many more pages but I just can't go there now. Too much info. and i will be 89 this July 8th ( 1927) Joanne was absolutely wonderful to me at all times. I looked forward to going to your husband and your children's Dad. I had no idea that he had passed away . . . I was so.o. o.o.o. disappointed. My husband had a very bad fall and was hospitalized and then came home for me to take care of ( 4 years ago ). I kind of lost contact with allot of my friends and important people in my life. Your husband and father was my VERY BEST friend and confident. I looked up to him and appreciated the way he treated all of his patients. . . . GREAT . . . He was such a kind and concerned person and very unselfish.
My deepest sympathy to each of you. You have got to be a super family . He was so very very proud of you. I know He is definitely in "God's care". May God bless each of you and I thank GOD that your father and husband crossed my path and helped and encouraged me for well for over 25 years to become a healthy and well person. I owe my good heath all these past 25- 30 years ( or more) to your wonderful husband and father.
MY love and deep concern for your SUPER GREAT LOSS and if only. . I had known I would have definitely been there with my husband to pay our respect to a such a wonderful human being. He was the greatest encourager and a VERY POSITIVE person. Both my parents were gone before I was 21. I was all alone. . .MY Mom and Dad were the GREATEST most wonderful parents any child could ever have. I have so much to be greatful for . . May God bless each of you today and forever and I pray with all of my heart that you are all getting along A O K by now. God is the greatest healer . . .Time is in His Hands.. That is for sure. With much love, respect and concern for one of my very dearest friends and his beloved family. . . . Lois E Ferrier
PS: I certainly hope that you get this letter . . .
PPS: I am not the best emailer. My only son gave me this computer years ago. I had a beautiful daughter & she died in "03 and She is in heaven too . . . .
May God bless each of you now and forever . . . . . .
Fawn (Williams) Ellison
January 17, 2017
Sorry for your loss. I was a patient and he changed my life. I will always remember him. Thank you for sharing him with us.
Conrad and Kathy Swensen
December 30, 2016
Dr. Boyles provided outstanding care to our daughter. His positive approach and interest in her symptoms gave us hope when we really needed it. We will always be grateful to have known such a marvelous doctor! Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.
Darlene Smith
December 27, 2016
Dr. John was an amazing man. He healed me and always cared about the patient like family! I will miss him so much and my heart hurts for his family! Praying for you all.Darlene Smith, patient for over 25 years
December 27, 2016
Sorry for your loss may you draw comfort from Gods word at Hosea 13:14. L Ohio
Margaret Person
December 25, 2016
To the family of Dr. Boyles you have my deepesr sympathy! Dr. Boyles was a fine person as well a doctor. He will be greatly missed!
Abi
December 24, 2016
I'm sorry for your loss. I can't wait for the time when we see our loved ones
December 23, 2016
So sorry for your loss. May you find comfort and strength in God's promise found at John 6:40
December 23, 2016
So sorry for your loss. May you find comfort and strength in God's promise found at John 6:40
Georgia
December 22, 2016
Dr. Boyles was such a gifted doctor.
He always listened and showed genuine concern, helping me when others could not. I will miss his sweet nature and his wonderful sense of humor. I will remember him with great affection.
My thoughts and prayers are with his family.
December 21, 2016
Sincerest condolences to your family during this time of grief. Please find comfort in the verses at Jeremiah 29: 11-13
December 20, 2016
Offering my condolences and hoping that you find comfort in knowing that God is near to us when our hearts are broken.
Linda Dolbeer RN
December 20, 2016
So sorry to hear of Dr. Boyles struggles, He was a classy fellow. Loved working with him, one day in surgery I asked him why whenever I ate anything hot my nose would start running. He looked at me very seriously and said cause you're a SNOT!
December 19, 2016
The Wright State University Retirees Association extends our condolences to the family of Dr. John H. Boyles. We also wish to acknowledge his years of service to our University.
Juliana Bridgman
December 18, 2016
Dr. Boyles was such an amazing doctor! He was an amazing man & friend. What a pleasure to work with and for him! We are all so blessed to have been part of his life!
He leaves such a beautiful family. My love, prayers and thoughts are with all of you.
Jay Vitali and Family
December 18, 2016
You will be missed Dr. Boyles. You were a wonderful physician and scientist, you helped many people to feel better. It was obvious you truly cared about your patients. Your life work will live on. Godo bless you and your family.
Lore Krueger
December 18, 2016
I will always remember how Dr. Boyles and I enjoyed talking about Europe and world affairs. He always had a joke or two. He enjoyed my Ukrainian recipes and loved my scotch eggs. I have missed him very much, He was my employer as much as he was my friend. I loved him very much and have missed him. My the Lord give your family peace and this enduring time.
Heather Wright
December 18, 2016
So sorry for the loss of Tim. He was a good man with a depth of medical understanding that I have never witnessed before. My sincerest condolences to his family.
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