Dr. Alexander Woodson Ashford

Goodbye to a real American soldier, a great surgeon, a true southern gentleman, and a dear old friend.

We were saddened to hear of Dr. Ashford's death. Although we had not seen him recently, we remember him as an excellent physician as well as a friend of the family. We remember the respect that our mother, Ruth Patrick, had for him even before being employed in his office. Please accept our deepest sympathy.

The Patric Family

Beth, Harold, Jack and Elizabeth

David, Brenda, Amanda, and Deanna

Jimmy

LINDA MOON-BROWN AND THE LATE FERRIS MOON

I was so very sorry to hear about Dr. Ashford's recent death. From 1983 until he retired, I was a pharmaceutical rep. and called on him in the old house in Monroe, bringing samples of Tylenol. After Dr. Ashford's retirement I always thought of him every time I passed his former office when I was in Monroe. He was a very kind and dignified person -- one of those doctors that reps. always enjoy seeing. I'm sure he was a very compassionate physician and that his patients missed him greatly after his retirement.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.