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John Gerber Obituary
05/30/1946 - 02/06/2021
John G. Gerber MD, internationally-known physician, scientist and educator, died February 6, 2021 in Palm Springs, CA. After fellowship training he spent his entire career on the faculty at the CU School of Medicine, rising quickly to full professor in the Depts. of Medicine and Pharmacology. Author of more than 160 scientific papers, he made significant contributions to the care of persons living with HIV/AIDs through his work regarding drug-drug interactions and drug combinations as well as participating in the AIDS Clinical Trials Pharmacology Group and advising the FDA. He retired to Palm Springs, CA where he pursued his passions for tennis, poker, travel and horse racing. Contributions to Holocaust Memorial and Museum, Washington DC.
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Anna Rossini
April 13, 2021
To the family and friends of Dr. Gerber:
On behalf of the Administration, Faculty and Staff of Queens College, we would like to send our heartfelt condolences to all.
May he Rest In Peace.
Joc Anderson
April 12, 2021
So long John. We had some memorable times together. Enjoyed our sports of tennis, Las Vegas jaunts and pursuit of life, sup and love. You’ll be missed. RIP, Joc & Stu
April 11, 2021
John and I worked together at CUSOM. He was a deeply dedicated physician, scientist, and educator. RIP
B
April 10, 2021
Words could never be enough to honor Dr. Gerber for his medical contributions and compassion he contributed to the HIV/AIDs Community. He gave of himself to help so many others. This is a beautiful legacy for his family and friends to save in their memories and hearts.
Loretta Dill
April 6, 2021
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
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