John Noseworthy MD

My love and respect for this doctor can´t be put in words. He literally saved my daughters life 26 years ago. At 7 weeks old she was admitted in AI DuPont. At 13 weeks he completed a 7 hour kidney/ urological birth defect. He had only done 8 such surgeries prior. As a new mother I was scared and he told me don´t worry. Give the worry to me. She will NOT die in my watch. God Bless him and his family. Xxxooo

Dr.Noteworthy had done surgery on two of my children 1}plyloric corrective surgery 2}cdh both are doing great! What a huge loss in the medical field...

Dr. Noseworthy saved my daughter's life in 1980 at Cincinnati Children Hospital. My daughter, Pagrian Todd (Paige) was born with a kidney and bladder disorder. Dr. Noseworthy operated on her at 2 and 4 wks old and again at 18mns and 4yrs old to save her kidneys. She unde
went many other surgery's and years of complications. She passed away August 17, 2013; but because of Dr. Noseworthy she made it to 32yrs old instead of 2yrs. We're so grateful to him and will cherish his memories forever. Thank you Dr. Noseworthy you will truly be missed. Muah :-* Rose Todd-Stanford

I send my heart-felt condolences to John's family. We were good friends and pediatric surgical colleagues for many years, and enjoyed reminiscing about Boston and HMS whenever we got together at APSA meetings.I will miss him very much.

Tom and I send our condolences to John' s family. John and Barbara were neighbors when we were all young'uns in Bethesda, Maryland in the early 70's. Elizabeth and Anne were playmates.

I am very sorry for the loss of Dr. Noseworthy. I was one of his patients in 1991 when I was two years old, and he saved my life at A.I. DuPont in Delaware. It is because of Dr. Noseworthy I have pursued a career in healthcare. I just finished my first semester of pharmacy school and was writing him a letter today to thank him for what he did for me and let him know what I am doing now and how it is because of him. I just finished my letter and was looking to find an address I could send it to, which led me to his obituary. I will forever regret not writing and sending my letter sooner. I hope one day I am able to influence someone's life the way he has mine. My prayers are with all of his family and friends. Thank you Dr. Noseworthy, God bless you and may you rest in peace.

I am so sad to hear about Dr Noseworthy. He saved my 7 week old daughters life 20 years again. He evaluated, diagnosed and did corrective kidney surgery on a birth defect. Since the age of five she has been 100 percent and has had no urological problems. He is my hero!

John was a general surgery chief resident at Case Western Reserve U. when I did my surgical internship and first year residency there. I remember him as one of several exemplary surgeons who trained me. John carried himself with a certain dignity, but he was always accessible and good natured. May he rest in peace.

Timothy Wheeler, MD
General Surgery, Case Western Reserve University, 1976-1978

John was "my brother". I lived three houses away in Plymouth, N.H. - from the time we were born until 1961 when we graduated from Plymouth High School. His Dad, John, and his mother, Ruth, were special people to me. His Grammy and Grandpa Herbert were always welcoming. John and I spent many hours during our formative years playing Canasta on his porch - Grammy always had time to make potato chips to keep us going. God Bless you John, rest in peace.

Dear Noseworthy family,
Our condolences to your loss! He gave the best hugs ever, so genuine! You knew this was a person who cared. His passion for people and what affected them was infectious, and it made you want to perform your duties as perfectly as humanly possible because it mattered to all. He made you understand the ripple affect was personal.
My favorite memories include a bar-b-q at his home in 1989, just after Dave and I arrived at duPont. A get together to introduce us to the duPont community. The others were wine tasting events that Barbara organized and being introduced to the Symphony at the Grand Opera House. What a venue.
Our thoughts and prayers for your loss and ours!
Best Regards,
Donna and David Corddry

Barbara, Elizabeth and Caroline - I worked with Dr. Noseworthy for many years and admired his passion and commitment to pediatric care. He was a respected leader, driver of change and knowledgeable about more than medicine. His contributions to our community will be greatly missed. I will remember all of you in my prayers. May the love of family and friends sustain you during this time of loss. My heartfelt condolences to all.

TO THE ENTIRE FAMILY OF DR.NOSEWORTHY,WE THE MILLS FAMILY OF EASTON,MD ARE DEEPLY TOUCHED BY THE PASSING OF YOUR LOVE ONE.DR.NOSEWORTHY WAS A KIND AND CARING DOCTOR,WHO WAS GREAT AT WHAT HE DONE,DURING MANY,MANY SURGERIES.WE FIRST MET HIM BACK IN I BELIEVE 1998,WHEN OUR YOUNG SON WAS TERRIBLY ILL,AND THE DOCTORS IN DOVER,DEL DIDN'T WANT TO TACKLE THE SURGERY OUR SON NEEDED.THEY CONTACTED DR.NOSEWORTHY AND HE AGREED TO DO IT.THANKS BE TO GOD AND HIM,OUR SON IS NOW 35 YEARS OLD,THE TRIP TO ALFRED I DUPONT WAS WELL WORTH IT ALL.AND FOR THIS WE SHALL NEVER FORGET THE "GREAT DOCTOR",WHO TACKLE A SURGERY ,MOST WOULD NOT.ALWAYS HOLD THE PRECIOUS MEMORIES CLOSE TO YOUR HEART,AND HE WILL FOREVER LIVE ON IN SPIRIT.WE WILL CONTINUE TO PRAY FOR EACH OF YOU,AND IN TIME THE PAIN WILL BE A LITTLE EASIER TO BEAR.KEEP LOOKING UP TO "HEAVEN "FOR YOUR STRENGTH.

The thoughts and prayers of the Symphony Guild friends are with you and your family at this time. Susan Kelley

Barbara, Elizabeth, Caroline,and Adam,How sorry I am to hear of John's death. I miss you so much. My prayers are with your family. LOVE,

Barb, our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Love you.