Thomas D. Rees MD

I first met Tom & Nan at a dinner party at the home of Tom's great friend & my mentor Mr Percy James in East Grinstead Sussex Eng in 1967 where Tom had trained as I at Queen Victoria Hosp . I saw him every yr at his Symposia in NYC . what a great man & life ! Sorry I just learned of his passing , belated condolences to his family .

Great job with every thing you did! Every one will miss you including everyone you helped.

I will never forget Dr. Thomas Rees. Many years ago I was a scrub nurse with Dr. Rees at NYU Medical Center. I was new in this country and learned so much from him, it was a pleasure and privilege to know this person.

Lynn and Lew Pollock extend their deepest sympathies to Tom and Liz on the loss of their father. He was an extraordinary man whom we loved and admired. He was a wonderful friend and a true gentleman.

Early in 1965 I was taken to Manhattan Eye & Ear Hospital, having been severely bitten on my face by a dog. I was 17. Dr. Rees performed emergency plastic surgery on my nose, improvising a new protocol in the process. I will never forget the kindness and reassurance given to a young college girl by this world-class surgeon. I was able to return to school and live a happy life thanks to him. He used his formidable gifts to heal so many in need. My deepest sympathy to his family on the loss of this special man.

I had the privilege of working for Tom Rees for over 5 years and got to know his family, who lived upstairs from the office. I wish Tom and Liz my heartfelt condolences. Your Dad and Mom were very special people in what they offered me and everyone they came in touch with.

My deepest sympathy goes to the family for the loss of your dear, talented one. May you be encouraged and sustained in knowing soon the promise hope of seeing your loved one will be here.