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DAVID J. SUGARBAKER M.D.
1953 - 2018
DAVID J. SUGARBAKER M.D.
1953 - 2018
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DAVID SUGARBAKER Obituary
He is survived by his wife Linda Sugarbaker and his six children and four grandchildren: Dr. Rena Sugarbaker and her husband Dr. Adam Gess, their children Annika, Geneva and Grace of Maple Grove, Minnesota; Dr. David Sugarbaker and his wife Julie Sugarbaker and their son David Sugarbaker of Medford, MA; Debbie Sugarbaker of Houston, TX; Peter Sugarbaker of Eerie, PA; Nathanael Sugarbaker of Houston, TX; Evert Sugarbaker, a student at Baylor University in Waco, TX.
David was one of ten children and is survived by his siblings: Dr. Paul Sugarbaker and his wife Ilse of Washington DC; Rena Pederson and her husband Cal Pederson of Yorkville, Illinois; Geneva Sugarbaker of Jefferson City, Missouri; Eve Tolley and her husband Carey of Miami, Fl; Connie Moore and her husband Steven Moore of Webster Grove, Missouri; Dr. Elizabeth Akre and her husband Steve Akre of Saint Louis, Missouri.
His sister Deborah Digges and his two brothers Everett Sugarbaker and Steven Sugarbaker, as well as his parents, Everett and Geneva Sugarbaker passed on before him.
Relatives and friends invited to attend a Funeral Service at the First Parish, 535 Canton Ave., MILTON, MA on Saturday morning, September 1st at 10. Burial Milton Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in his memory to curemeso.salsalabs.org/tributepages/p/drdavidsugarbakerinlieuofflowers/ or to www.aats.org/donate.
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Maureen Urban
August 24, 2021
Receiving an email reminder that the 3rd anniversary of your husband's passing is approaching. Thinking of you & your family & the loss you continue to bear, also including the loss of your son a short time after. Your husband, my late husband's surgeon at B & W in 2011 took away so many of my & my husband's fears with his caring bedside manner. Wishing you strength to go forward each day carrying your husband's shining light within you.
Marian Stokes
August 24, 2020
My Family snd I will always be grateful tonDr Sugarbaker. My Husband Geoffrey R Stokes was a lung cancer patient of Dr Sugarbaker
After receiving a diagnosos of no hope from another Dr. we went to see Dr Sugarbaker. A man who taught us. Yoy always have hope. My Husband was given the Gift of 7 more years to spend with his family . God Bless you David Sugarbaker
Maureen Urban
August 24, 2020
Receiving an email reminder that it's the 2 year anniversary of Dr. Sugarbaker's passing, I am brought back to B & W & his valiant attempt to extend my late husband's life in late 2010, albeit it was not meant to be. What he was able to give us each day was hope to hang onto, & not only by his surgical skills but by his exceptional bedside manner that uplifted us at a time we needed it most. He was the light in the dark for us & is what gave my husband & I the ability to cope with the devastating diagnosis of mesothelioma. I am thinking of The Sugarbaker family during this time & wishing you healing as you continue to mourn the loss of a truly humane physician.
Deb & Gary M.
August 25, 2019
My husband and I think of Dr Sugarbaker often throughout the year with great appreciation and gratitude. There are no words that could possibly express what we feel so deep in our hearts. David came to our rescue when our darkest cloud covered our family and friends. Bless David and his family for all they do to help their fellow beings. Truly special angels among us. Thank you!
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Deb & Gary M.
October 8, 2018
We just learned of the passing of Dr. Sugarbaker and are indeed heart broken. He saved my husband's life in 2011 and it's because of this incredibly talented and compassionate surgeon that he is still sharing his precious life with me, his family and many friends. We owe so much to his expertise and dedication to thoracic surgery. We will never forget him and will be eternally grateful for his gift to us. Our deepest sympathy to his wife and family. May David be blessed with eternal peace.
José Di Sarli
October 3, 2018
Paz a sus restos! Gracias por escribir un libro de cirugía torácica!
Phillip Bowden
September 26, 2018
Dr. Sugarbaker's passion for patient care was infectious to everyone around him. It was evident everyday that I worked with him. He provided "hope" for many who had no hope when they arrived in the office. He may be gone, but his Legacy lives on in the tens of thousands of lives he touched, from patients, families, physicians, nurses, anyone who crossed his path. Thank you Dr. Sugarbaker.
Tom Dahlberg
September 20, 2018
Dave was one of my closest friends at Wheaton College. I will always remember him for his passionate Christian faith and unflagging spirit. His friendship is one of the most highly valued experiences of my life.Tom Dahlberg
Debra Anderson
September 18, 2018
Over 25 years ago we lost our Dear Father to mesothelioma. Fast forward over 30 years and our family was rocked again with the news that my eldest brother had been diagnosed with the same evil condition.
Just when things seemed hopeless, Dr Sugarbaker entered the scene and my brother was given new life. We thanked God and we will eternally be grateful to the good doctor for helping us keep my Dear Brother in our lives. Peace to the memory of this great healer.
Jonathan Witham
September 14, 2018
Dr Sugarbaker saved my life when I was a 38 yo father of two that had little hope. 14 years later I am here & will never forget him. His skills as a surgeon were second to none but beyond that he gave me hope & showed me such amazing compassion. I will never forget him walking into my room and saying "the sun continues to shine on you my friend". May the sun shine on his loved ones & please know that I will never forget him & will forever be grateful.
Dick and Pamela Shellenberger
September 5, 2018
We were so very sorry to learn of Dr Sugarbaker death. We want to express to his family our gratitude for his important role on research on mesothelioma and as a Thorasic surgeon. It is partly because of him and our dear surgeon Dr. Singhal at University of Penn and his team that my husband who is a little over one year after surgery is able to live a fairly normal life and has hope he would not have had some 7 years ago. We are certain he will be sorely missed in his professional circle.We pray that you will know God's perfect peace at this time and as you walk this journey as family who knew and loved him.Sincerely,Dick and Pam ShellenbergerManheim, PA
sara readon
September 5, 2018
I am very sad. My thoracic surgeon, known as a pioneer, Dr. David Sugarbaker died two days ago. He was a great man, a great surgeon, a great leader and mentor who saved many many lives. He was a gentle, kind man. After a disquinished career in Boston, Dr. Sugarbaker joined Baylor/St Lukes in Houston in 2014. He was the Director of the Lung Institute at Baylor College of Medicine. People came from other countries to seek his help; and patients from MA flew down to Houston for checkups. He will be greatly missed by the medical community of the world. Please pray for his family, friends and the void in the world of thoracic medicine. He will be buried in Massachusetts. Go to Asbestos.com for his obituary. He was 65. Sara Reardon. The Woodlands , TX
Florence Boc
September 4, 2018
Remembering you, Linda and your family in prayer. Ps. 61 TPT.
Sherrie Benson
September 4, 2018
I will be forever grateful for the opportunity to be hired to assist Dr. Sugarbaker when he came to Baylor.I considered it the employment jackpot to be able to work with such an esteemed and brilliant surgeon.It was an honor to care for his patients in clinic and I will continue to do so as long as I'm at Baylor. I will never forget what he taught me about clarity of purpose and focused attention. I'm dedicated to his mission to provide hope and find a cure for mesothelioma.
May his family find comfort in knowing that I will always cherish his memory in my heart!
September 3, 2018
Our Family will always be grateful to Dr. Sugarbaker. He saved our fathers life. It is very rare to survive esophageal cancer yet, Dr. Sugarbaker was relentless, confident and our miracle worker! My father has been cancer free for 14 years and we will forever keep Dr. David Sugarbaker and his family in our hearts. We are so sorry to hear of his passing. Prayers to the Sugarbaker family. Warmly, The Martin Family, Natick, MA
Bob & Joyce MacDonald
September 3, 2018
Dear Linda and family,
It was a privilege to know you all from Fort Square Presbyterian Church in Quincy, MA. David's rich voice was a complement to the choir.
On one occasion we met him at BWH and he stopped his conference to speak and comfort to us.
The last time we met up with you all was at your son's graduation from Thayer Academy. Our granddaughter was also graduating.
We had many happy times of fellowship at your home in Milton.
May God our Father continue to comfort you all with His everlasting arms around you. Our heartfelt sympathy.
Bob & Joyce MacDonald
Cindy Indermuehle S.
September 2, 2018
Dear David,
What an outstanding family you have.
With deepest aloha to sister Beth
And all the extended family:
via Jefferson City, Kenmore Square
and love from the pacific.
What a wonderful life. So sorry for you loss.
Maria Doherty
September 2, 2018
I worked with Dr Sugarbaker for 21 years @ the BWH, your family
Tom & Joanne Roland
September 2, 2018
We are saddened beyond words about the passing of Dr. Sugarbaker. In the most darkest moment of my life, Dr. Sugarbaker was the sole beacon of light that offered us hope. Without doubt, I am a survivor today because of his medical expertise and the tremendous effort he made on my behalf. My family will forever be grateful for that gift. Our prayers to the Sugarbaker family.
Jill Konvicka - Whitlock
September 2, 2018
To the family of Dr. Sugarbaker; I pray may the lord bring you strength and peace each day he brings. I had the honor and privledge to work with Dr. Sugarbaker in the CVOR at St. Luke's Houston. He was a great man and I learned a lot working with him. He will be greatly missed.
September 2, 2018
Dr. Sugarbaker gave my husband David Cutts eight extra years of life. I will be forever grateful to this wonderful and caring surgeon, Rest in peace Dr. Sugarbaker.
Barbara Cutts
Sharon Ryan
September 2, 2018
Linda, I am so sorry to hear about David. It is amazing the amount of people that he has saved and had such a lasting impact on. He was a extraordinary Doctor and a giving compassionate man. I am so sorry for your loss. God Bless you and your entire family. You are in my prayers.
Carleen Smedley
September 1, 2018
Dr. Sugarbaker was a humble servant and a gentle giant. I can remember our consultation with him in July 2010- after we had exhausted our previous attempts of treatment with chemo and a clinical trial he offered my husband HOPE! He told us that pleural mesothelioma was incurable but he was offering life extension if my husband was willing. I emailed him personally verbalizing my concerns over the cost since our insurance denied all treatment and he replied back to me in 5 words-dont worry about the money. His compassion and passion to help others was undeniable. His family members sacrificed immensely I imagine, and I thank you for sharing your husband and dad for those of us desperate for a competent, caring physician.
Liz Kahn
September 1, 2018
He was an incredible doctor and human being. He impacted so many lives in an inspirational positive way.
Annamarie Kearns
September 1, 2018
The world lost a great man. Thank you Dr. Sugarbaker for giving the chance to see my grand babies be born. I will continue to fight knowing that you were always in my corner. Condolences to the entire Sugarbaker family for your loss. Rest In Peace
My Hero, Dr. David Sugarbaker & Sissy HOFFMAN ( 1996 EPP)
Sissy Hoffman
September 1, 2018
Roy L.
September 1, 2018
God calls the best and takes them away from us here on earth. Rest in Peace Dr Sugarbaker, you will be sorely missed by so many.
Richard Bayle
September 1, 2018
When we needed it most God brought a gentleman into our lives that saved my life and gave our family hope. Thank you Dr. David Sugarbaker for being that man. I will forever do my best to pay it forward.
September 1, 2018
Rest in Peace Dr. Sugarbaker. Thank you for saving my life when I had two small children that needed their mom. I will always be grateful for your talent and care, cracking us up in the TICU during rounds with your students. I have your family in my heart.
Gina Cox
John Robe
September 1, 2018
David was committed to his patients, his family and his students. I believe he contributed to all of those lives.
Marian Stokes
September 1, 2018
Rest in Peace Dr David Sugarbaker . Our family will always be grateful to you for giving my husband Geoffrey R Stokes 7 more years of life.that we were told was not possible. You never gave up. Always kind and caring. God Bless you. .
Cynthia Willette
September 1, 2018
It is with great sadness to hear about Dr. David Sugarbakers passing. I am one of the many LIVES that were saved by his thoracic surgery Genius. I was enlightened by his sincere compassion for his patients,with his knowledge and confidence when he said to me , we can take care of this, and he did ! I will be eternally grateful to him. Dr. David Sugarbaker will always be in my heart and prayers. My sincere condolences to his family. He will truly be missed.
Anna Nowak
September 1, 2018
Sincere condolences to the Sugarbaker family. David was a giant in his field and much respected.
Lila Ellison
August 31, 2018
Our thoughts and prayers to the family of Dr. Sugarbaker. He was so proud of you. At this time mere words seem so inadequate. Not only did this amazing man give us hope in March 2001, each visit since has been a special time. What a legacy he left to this world. We will forever cherish his friendship and what he has done for us medically.
Carolyn McDonald
August 31, 2018
What a man. Grateful for his unwavering hope and his dedicated and determined team. The family of Robert A. Kramich wishes peace for his family. He was spectacular.
Kevin Cannon
August 31, 2018
Such a rare combination of talent, passion and compassion. As one of the many patients whose life he rescued and prolonged I extend my deepest sympathy and humble gratitude to all of his family for supporting and sharing him with others in such desperate need of his skills and kindness.
Sissy (ELAINE) Hoffman
August 31, 2018
I am a 1976 Mesothelioma Survivor healed by the giant heart, mind, and hands of my beloved Dr. Sugarbaker. I cannot control the weight of my tears which are no greater than those of the reader. Dr. Sugarbaker loved his patients and vigorously fought for us. One time, at a grant presentation, a NIH representative, made the comment that mesothelioma only ravaged 3000 + people @ year; therefore, why should they spend millions for such a low number. Dr. Sugarbaker stood up, face reddened, and pointed to me (patient advocate for grant). He was seething inside & with anger in his brow, said, Doesn't she count? You tell MY patient that her life is not worth it.' He battled for the answers & he demanded the truth. We all know that hope was his favorite prescription. How lucky I am to have known the touch & heart of a healer. May his memory be a blessing to us all. LOVE & tight hugs to Linda & the kids, BWH, Baylor, et al. I am eternally grateful for all of our healers, present, & future, and now, past.❤
Derelyn Kahler
August 31, 2018
My deepest sympathy...I am very sad to hear this news. Dr. Sugarbaker was not only an extraordinary surgeon but he was a great man. We, the Baker family, are grateful for the special care that Dr. Sugarbaker gave our mother Dorothy as she battled cancer. I am praying for Linda and the Sugarbaker family for comfort during this difficult time.
Diane Danahy
August 31, 2018
Words can not express the hope given to me by Dr. Sugarbaker when I was diagnosed w peritoneal mesothelioma right before Christmas 2008, with 2 children still in high school. He called his brother, Paul in D.C. & spoke with his wife Ilse w me present! Dr. Paul & Ilse; I am SO SORRY for your loss. I wish I could come tomorrow as I'd love to thank you both in person again, but am helping my daughter move. You gave me a second chance at life, & I am trying not to waste it. I had the priviledge of caring for my dying husband this past year, which was a blessing. Know that you & your family will always be in my thoughts & prayers. May our Lord Jesus bless your whole family abundantly. Sincerely, Diane Danahy
Ray Tamasi
August 31, 2018
I am so saddened by the news of David's death. He literally saved my life, in 2004 when I was diagnosed with lung cancer. In my despair and fear it was his voice saying , Don't worry, I got this that kept me going. His compassion, his optimism, his extraordinary skill, and his counsel changed the course of my life and I am forever grateful to him and to his dear wife, Linda. He will be missed by so many grateful people. My sincere condolences to the whole family.
Nina Carvalho
August 31, 2018
Dr. Sugarbaker - I feel incredibly grateful that I had the chance to tell you just how much your kindness meant to me. You reached out during a time in my life where I was going through an immeasurable loss. Your legacy will live on in the hearts and minds of those whose lives you touched in both big and small ways.
August 31, 2018
Dr. Sugarbaker, words can't express how honored I feel that I can say I worked under your leadership. I've never met a doctor as dedicated to his patients and their care as you did. You truly are one of a kind, and your legacy will live on through each patient whose lives you touched, and every person who was fortunate enough to be led by you. My only regret is not being able to tell you how grateful I was before you transitioned on. My prayers are with your family, friends, colleagues, and the countless patients who are left to mourn such an incredible loss to the world. I pray we all find comfort, and continue to serve others in the same manner that you did all of these years. I will never forget you Dr. Sugarbaker, and I will forever be grateful to God for allowing our paths to cross. We will continue to treat your patients with the same care, compassion, and empathy that you always did. We are all here for such a short time, and hopefully will serve our purpose before our time runs out, you sir have definitely served yours, and I know God is proud. Rest peacefully!
Blessings,
Angela Reedy
Linda Thomas
August 31, 2018
To the family of Dr Sugarbaker...Please know my heart is heavy today as I learn of the loss of your husband, dad, grandfather, etc.
What a GIANT he was in our journey with Meso. He held our hands with loving care, patience, tears and love 2010-2013 in Boston at B&W. To find him was a miracle from HEAVEN.. Not only was he our hope but also a Mid Missouri neighbor which comforted us, he from Jefferson City, us from Eldon, a 30 mile difference. A feel of home when so far away from home for the scariest adventure of our families life. The Sugarbaker name was a household name as I was growing up in Mid Missouri (1956-2000). He was the many of the Sugarbaker's that went on to follow in his Dad's footsteps.
Thank you for sharing him with the world. He comforted many.
RIP Dr Sugarbaker, job well done on earth. Your memory will live on forever.
Herbett Hechtman
August 31, 2018
So sorry to hear of Davids passing. He was always one my favorite people in addition to his enormous talents as a surgeon. The Department of Thoracic Surgery at the Brigham was his legacy. All the best to his family.
Robert & Nancy Koehler
August 31, 2018
We met Dr. Sugarbaker on his first day of clinic in Houston, July, 2014 to evaluate my husband's stage 3B esophageal cancer. He subsequently performed an esophajectomy on my husband the following week. Dr. Sugarbaker arrived in Houston exactly when we needed him, and we believe he was literally sent by God. There is no adequate way to express our appreciation to or our admiration for Dr. Sugarbaker. Excellence, commitment, all superlatives. Our sincerest and deepest condolences to his family. He was beloved by many. We will surely miss him.
David Grass
August 31, 2018
I am a physician who underwent a radical pleurectomy for mesothelioma three and a half years ago under the care of Dr. Sugarbaker. My wife and I shed tears today with the knowledge of his passing. I owe these past years of my life to his treatment and guidance. Not only was he a most talented and innovative surgeon, but the entire team he developed at Baylor and St. Luke's Hospital was beyond exceptional. He truly gave hope to the hopeless. I'm sure he was a very proud man. He had every reason to be. His accomplishments are legendary. But, I only saw a man who was 100% committed to patient care, who gave me hope and encouragement, after I had been told by several oncologists that there was little to be done. I wasn't privy to the many other aspects of his professional life; the research, the endless conferences and meetings, the politics of academic medicine. He was a maverick, a true medical pioneer, and a giant in a profession that is crying out today for more like him. Rest in peace, doctor. You will be missed and treasured by the thousands you have touched directly and through your teaching. I owe you every breath I take.
Cheryl Yagjian
August 31, 2018
My sincere condolences to the entire Sugarbaker family. Dr. Sugarbaker saved my life... I will forever keep him in my prayers.
Cheryl Langer-Yagjian
John Mannick
August 31, 2018
David was one of the most talented surgeons it has ever been my privilege to train. What a loss!
Sylvia Quatrale
August 31, 2018
DR Sugarbaker took great care of my friend Edward Deeley who admired him like no other !! RIP and know you were admired by many patients as well as your colleagues
Carol Van Putten Jones
August 31, 2018
Linda and family, we're joining in the prayers of many for peace and comfort during this time of grief. I never had the pleasure of meeting David, but he must have been special to win your heart. Love you so much, cousin.
August 31, 2018
Thank You Dr Sugarbaker for your caring service. Rest In Peace; well earned
Carole Buckley
August 31, 2018
My condolences to his family. Dr Sugarbaker Was a great man and Doctor with healing Hans He treated my father and he always took the time to talk with my family when we had questions. He made you feel as if you were the only patient he had. God must have needed help help in heaven to call upon such a great man. May he Rest In Peace
Dennis Sotir
August 31, 2018
He was the best he operated on me in September of 1997 and he was very brilliant and we became good friends he will be sadly missed my deepest sympathies
Maureen Urban
August 31, 2018
To Dr. Sugarbaker's family, He used his gifts as a surgeon along with his compassion to give hope & courage to each patient & family member who battled mesothelioma, including my late husband who was treated at B & W in 2010 by him. I extend my deepest sympathy to you as you grieve the loss of a man who was seen as bigger than life by his patients and his patients' family members. May you be comforted in part by all that he did to try to improve the quality of life for each person he treated. The grief you feel is because his was a life well lived.
Coleman Clifford
August 30, 2018
The world lost a Giant today... :(
Dr David Sugarbaker was not only the King of Dragon Slayers but one of the top trainers of future Dragon Slayers in the world today !
I can't begin to describe the depth of sadness I feel today. 10 years ago when I was diagnosed with carcinoid tumors in my lungs I thought I was given a death sentence. This man operated on me 3 times, betwee 07 and 08 and with his brilliant hands removed this hideous disease from my lung.......
It took a long time for me to get back on my feet, and realize that I could live a somewhat healthy life all because of this man. Here we are 10 years later and I am still going strong, but This brilliant brilliant man has left this world way before his time.....
Anyone battling NETs knows there is no known cure, and it's probably not a matter of if it will return, but when....
I always felt comfort in knowing that in the event that I had a reoccurrence, I could fly to Baylor and Dr. Sugarbaker would fix me right up!
This man not only single-handedly saved thousands and thousands of lives, but trained thousands and thousands of doctors , to carry on his wisdom in healthcare.
Tens of thousands of mesothelioma patients are alive today because of him...
I feel truly blessed to have been lucky enough to have been referred to him by Dana Gerrson , to be my surgeon, and there is no doubt in my mind that I am alive today because of him!
My thoughts and prayers go out to David Sugarbakers family, his patients, and the world, for we have truly lost one of the most gifted medical minds of our century!
Thank You Dr . David Sugarbaker ❤
Joan keefe
August 30, 2018
To the family of Dr. Sugarbaker, please accept my sympathy for the loss of your husband, dad and brother.
Dr. Sugarbaker treated my husband in 2013. When we first met him it felt like we were face to face with a "Super Hero".
Dr. Sugarbaker was not only the most relevant doctor in the mesothelioma world but he was also a kind, compationate and patient man. He never rushed us through an appointment.
My husband passed away in 2014, after putting up a good fight with Team Sugarbaker by his side!
Be at peace Dr. Sugarbaker you have earned it.
Joan Keefe Caristo
Linda Guillot
August 30, 2018
I was a patient of Dr. Sugarbaker and he gave me a chance of living. He did my surgery on March 20, 2017. He was always so thoughtful and caring. The last time I saw him (March 20, 2018) he looked pale and had lost weight. I told him to take care of himself and he said "I'll be alright". And of course, he is alright because he is with our Lord but how I will miss him. All of his family are in my prayers.
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