Frank Jobe

We would like offer our condolences and sympathy to the family, friends and fans of Dr. Frank Jobe.

Dr.Jobe played a BIG part in the history of Major League Baseball (MLB) with his history making "Tommy John" surgery.

His technique extended the careers of many, many baseball players.

Rest In Peace (RIP) !!!

Meredith and I were close friends in High School. I had the privilege of meeting Dr. Jobe once and still remember his gentle yet enveloping personality. It is a sad loss when one so accomplished and giving leaves us.

I was privileged to meet Dr. Jobe at an event for one of the schools where he was educated. He was a fine man as well as a stellar physician. I join those who express condolences for his loss to his son and daughter-in-law, Meredith and Carol, whom I know; and to his other family and friends, of which there are many. May he R.I.P.

As a totally satisfied patient of Dr. Jobe's artistry, I thank him and hold him and the family close to my heart.

Meredith was one of my classmates, and I use to work with Dr. Chris Jobe in surgery. I never met Dr. F. Jobe. But as a baseball fan, I thank him for saving so many baseball careers, and a BIG 'thank you' for his service to this country, and I know he was a great man. So to Mrs. Jobe and all the family, I send my thoughts and prayers. Because of the wonderful Grace of God, I know he is in Heaven now, and you will all be reunited one day. God bless.

Frank was our dearest friend. Whether in LA. , Paris or at Dodger Stadium it was always fun just to be with the Jobes. We will miss his gentle and thoughtful demeanor and the many kind things he did for us, particularly his friendship Joan & Marco

Dr. Jobe was a true gentleman. He'll be missed by many of his friends who had the pleasure to know him. Robert Allen, L A Dodgers Press Box attendant.

condolence to the family.happy are those who mourn,since they will be comforted...matt.5:4.....mg

R.I.P.
I am Dodgers, Kings, Rams, Lakers, Angels Ducks and UCLA Fan

My Grandfather Carter Cannon met Dr Jobe right out of medical school. They were very close friends until my grandfather died in 77. He ran Cannons Pharmacy in Westchester. Dr Jobe remained a good friend to our family over the years. May God bless you.

Mrs. Jobe and Family

So sorry to hear about the loss of Mr. Jobe. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Cherish his precious memories. May the God who gives peace be with all of you-RO.15:33

While we are sad to witness te loss of such a talented and humble man, he will not be forgotten. He made some incredible contributions to medicine and touched many lives as a result. If only for this, the words that a wise man once penned ring true, that "A good name is better than good oil, and the day of death is better than the day of birth." May he be remembered for who he was and all that he accomplished.

Having worked at the Kerlan-Jobe clinic and Loma Linda University for Dr. Christopher Jobe, I am deeply saddened. While attending Orthopaedic Technology School, I did my research project on Tommy John surgery, (as Tommy was my favorite Dodger growing up, and Dr. Jobe was my hero for saving his career). Dr. Jobe was more than kind enough to let me interview him on more than one occasion as my main source for my paper. When I got a perfect score, I brought Dr. Jobe a gift and when I took it to him, he was also kind enough to autograph a baseball for me, it is my most prized possessions. Thank You Dr. Jobe, and thank you Dr. Christopher Jobe, for inspiring me to be the best Orthopaedic Technologist I can be!!!! My sincerest and deepest condolences to the family, we have lost a true hero. Roy Capriulo OT-C.

Please accept my condolences for your loss may these words bring comfort for the whole family at 1Corrinth 15:54 which says that death is swallow up forever I HOPE THESE promise of GOD WILL BRING the family a hope for the future and a calm heart. TINA LOS Angeles

My heartfelt condolences to the family. May we patiently await God's Kingdom to bring everlasting blessings. Matthew 6:9,10

May God grant Mr. Jobe family and friends comfort during this time of sorrow. Psalm 68:20

I am saddened to hear of the passing of Dr. Jobe, but refreshed by his life story. There are many things we can learn from him.
His own words reflect humility, in that he was surprised that his procedure would work. And his care was for his patients and others because he was willing to share the insights that he learned with other doctors.
I am sure his procedures had further applications than sports and are helping people worldwide to have a better quality of life.
His successes prove the truth of Psalm 139:14: "in an awe-inspiring way I am wonderfully made".
May God's peace and everlasting strength be with his family at this time of sorrow.

Dear family, please accept my condolences for the loss of your loved one, may you all find comfort by drawing close to God. James 4:8

Truly sorry for your loss,may God give comfort in these difficult times .
John 5:28

Dear family and friends we offer our heartfelt condolences.Take comfort in God's wonderful promise to reunite us with our loved ones on a Paradise earth.

Dear Beverly and family: Please accept our deepest sympathy in the deathof Dr. Jobe from our family and on behalf of the 326th Medical Unit of which he was a part in WWII. We valued getting to know him at the Veterans Reunions and especially the one which was hosted by the two of you. Our prayers are with you and the family. Juanita Query Coldiorn.

A great loss to any one who cared about the game of baseball

I remember Dr. Jobe as the team Doc when one of my closet friends, the late Glenn Burke was an outfielder on the Dodgers.

LESBIANS WHO LOVE BASEBALL MOURN MR. JOBE'S DEATH, HE ENCOURAGED ALL OF US. LIZ BUSHEMI

rip

I am deeply saddened by the death of Frank Jobe. May the God of all comfort be with the Jobe family during this difficult time as they mourn their loss. America and the Baseball Sport will forever be indebted to Dr. Jobe for saving so many careers. He will be dearly missed.

Well done good Doctor. Well done.

Most baseball gen mgr's rather trade for
a pitcher who has already had the T. J.
John had one less win after the TJ than
Koufax had entire career. Never missed
a start either. But considered to have a bionic arm, reason no HoF 288 wins.
Take nada away from F Jobe, thanks for
memories/history

My sincere condolences to the families of Mr. Jobe

The world of baseball and medicine lost one heck of a great man. RIP Frank.