Dr. John T. Scully

always in my thoughts. He taught me so much and helped me more than words can express. i miss my boss and friend.

I miss him and his wisdom everyday. Dr. Scully was a great inspiration in my life. god blessed me with a friend for life. My love to his family.

My life today I owe to Dr scully 46 years ago I had no way or direction and sick As a result with his help became an Rn Just now found out in a dream I was told all the events of his death I woke up Google it and found his obituary I had lost contact but God works in misterious ways Thank you Dr John
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Sincere condolences to the Scully family. I am so sorry for your loss. May his memory always be for a blessing. Nancy Phipps sternberg

Dear Sharon and family. I am so very sorry to hear of Dr. Scully's passing. I have known him since he first started taking care of my dad in the early 60's, and then later my mother. He was loved and respected by all, and will long be remembered as a great doctor and a kind and caring man. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. I know your wonderful memories of your father will help you through this sad and difficult time.

Dear Dr. Sharon Harig,
My mother and I wanted to express our deepest sympathy in the loss of your father. I didn't know your dad, but knowing you, I feel as though I did. I know how proud he must have been having his daughter follow in his footsteps in every way. May his memory be eternal.
Sincerely,
Elaine Hayes
Christine Diamond

Please accept my sincere condolences and prayers. Our paths crossed over many years from my Mom (Marguerite McMahon Ihnat) working as a young nurse at Gary Mercy Hospital with Dr. Scully when he was starting his medical career. Then it was my turn. I have Dr. Scully to thank for teaching me so much , including how to read an EKG, while working as a young nurse in CVU, ER, ICU and CCU in Gary and then in ICCU in Hobart. A fond memory is that of caring for his friend Edward Flannery on the 2nd floor in Hobart as a new grad. Thank you, Dr. Scully, for everything. May God grant him eternal rest and give you, Mrs. Scully, Sharon, and your entire family comfort and consolation.

Rest JT, You were always an excellent t consultant for Nurses. You taught the first ccu class for the first Coronary Care unit in the area. You will be missed.

My condolences to the Scully family. It was an honor to know him and to have worked with him at Methodist Hospital. He will be truly missed.

Working with Dr Scully was an honor. A great physician, honorable man and a gentle individual. He respected the nurses and loved his patients. A wonderful teacher to the nursing staff always encouraging educational growth and achievement. He will be missed. Diane Vos Paarlberg RN BS MS Methodist Hospital

Dr Scully was a tremondous and capasionite human being and a wonderful doctor. His caring for me many years ago when I hemoraged so intently. God speed - Doc and bless your family.

Sharon, I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Dr. Scully.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Dorian Patel

As a new grad working in ICU, Dr. Scully taught me so much and was always quizzing me. He helped make me the nurse I am today. I will never forget how he loved spending time teaching nurses in the ICU. I feel very blessed simply having the opportunity to know and work with him. He will be missed by all who knew him. My prayers are with Dr. Harig and all of family during this difficult time. One thing is for sure, he is making heaven a better place.

Dr. Scully was my Mom's (Rita Fleck) doctor for many, many years. She loved him and we had great respect for his care.
Joan Fleck

It is many years since I was a patient of Dr. Scully but I will always remember his gentle demeanor and his professional skill. May time and loving memories bring the family comfort and peace

My condolences to his family. I remember as a young nurse he taught me so much. I looked forward to caring for his patients. He was not only an extraordinary physician but also a good man.

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.

I only met Dr. Scully a couple of times personally but, he helped me through a rough spot in my life. He was also a very good friend to my mother who was a nurse in his office for a number of years. It is a great honor for me to have known this great man. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family.

To the Scully family,
Please accept our condolences at this time of loss of a truly great man. He was the example of what a physician should be. He was dedicated, compassionate and enthusiastic in his practice of medicine. He always treated his patients as family members or friends. As an instructor he was demanding, hoping to instill his constant desire to learn. He once said that it was unfair that a person could not bequeath knowledge and judgement. He did his best to bend this rule. I will cherish the memories of working with him during my residency for the rest of my life.

I remember countless times my late father spoke of how much he trusted and respected Dr. Scully. What greater honor can there be than to have the faith of others placed in hands of one man? May Dr. Scully forever rest in peace, and may those he left behind remember the example he set.

Dr. John Scully, John Lucas and I were inducted into the army in May, 1943. He was a student at IU at the time as was I.John, or as we called him Sam, and I went our separate ways during our service. I am saddened by the loss of John, a truly great man. My condolences to the family. Dan Masters, Redlands, California.

Many sympathies and great memories. Dean Christakis and family.

I had the honor of working with Dr. Scully. He was one of the most kindest compassionate doctor I had the pleasure of working with. My thoughts and prayers are with the Scully family. Dr.Scully you will never be forgotten. You were one of the best.

REST IN PEACE

Joan, so sorry to read about John's passing away in the paper. I am proud that I got to know the two of you through Andrean's fund raising efforts. May he rest in peace.

I could never put into words my saddness for the lose of this wonderful man. I was just a littlle southern gal as he put. My mentor
my dear friend and my life line to truth and his wealth of knowledge that he shared. I was Dr
Scully nurse at his office before he retired for many years. I loved my job so much because of him I never Worked. We worked together always.To the family my heart knows you will sorely miss this man.You are in my prayers.

My condolences to the Scully family. He was the doctor of choice by my wife back in 1950 and I also had him for a short while at that time but since have retired and moved to Florida. It is hard to find a doctor like Dr Scully in your lifetime so again, condolences to the family and I thank Dr Scully for being our doctor at that time period in life.

You were a fantastic person and a great friend. RIP Dr Scully and condolences to the Scully family.

Although I retired from IU School of Medicine almost a decade ago, I still vividly recall the support and cooperation Dr. Scully provided to the Northwest Center from the very beginning in 1972 until his retirement. I also had the privilege of working with Tom at the very beginning of his medical career. My sympathy to the entire family. May your wonderful memories help sustain you through this loss felt by so many others.
Virgil Hoftiezer
Professor Emeritus of Anatomy and Cell Biology

I worked in the EKG Department for many years, and Dr. Scully was the nicest and most down to earth man I worked with. He always treated the nurses, technicians and volunteers with respect and I used to love to watch him interact with his patients. He will surely be missed.

Arlene and I remember John so well. Our condolence to Joan and family.
Jim Bills MD

Having retired from nursing after forty-four years what I remember most about Dr.Scully was his compassion.Certainly for his patients but also for those who worked beside him.He took time to explain things,even to beginning students.Prayers to his family.

To Dr. Harig....I am so sorry to hear of your loss...we all loved him so...((HUGS))

Sue,
My sympathy and prayers go out to you and your family during this sad time. Your father lived a full life and through his medical practice made the lives of many better.

To Dr.Scully's family...I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Dr. Scully was a great man and physician. He made me the nurse that I am today with his generous nature to teach anyone willing to learn and SMMC the best ICU I ever worked. He was a great man, wonderful physician, giving teacher. Dr.Scully 35 years later, I can never thank you enough for sharing your knowledge and making me a great nurse ! I am so saddened by the loss...my heartfelt condolences and prayers at this difficult time...Kristi

Dr Scully was a tremendous Dr and person. He did my surgery when I was 16. I just turned 41 this past weekend. He will be missed. My prayers and condolences to ths Scully family.