Robert Fletcher Mann MD

Dr. Mann was a genuine gentleman and took care of our family for many years .
His personality along with his bedside manner and his sincere love for his patients was unique and very special .
May he Rest In Peace knowing how much he was loved by all .

Paul Wolfe , Jr. & Doris Wolfe Harlan

Intelligent, reliable, and kind, Dr. Mann was a true Southern gentleman and a talented physician. Though he will be mourned and truly missed, he leaves a beautiful legacy with his family, with his friends, and with those he helped heal.

With appreciation and condolences,
Suzanna Martens Swalboski

One of the nicest persons I have ever known. So sorry about his death. He helped me become not only a better physician, but a better person.
Stephen Caplan, M.D.

I remember Dr. Mann very well. He was always kind. He always called me Ms. Rico even though he knew my name was Rizzo.

Thinking of the whole Mann family and remembering happy times working and studying with Caroline at your lovely house in Larchmont. Dr Mann was a great father, host, church friend - a wonderful man. Prayers and warm thoughts.
Condolences, Libby Dorman Trampenau

Bob Mann was a man for all seasons, a true gentleman and everything a physician should be.

The day we moved into Sandbridge, from Bob´s "cottage," he welcomed us with donuts from the Sandbridge Market and an always-open door. When he learned that our daughter went to UNC-Chapel Hill we felt like we were somehow related. He cheered us on at every point. His legacy is truly immense - but the most so in the vibrant, loving family he and Bev developed - welcoming, loving, inclusive, caring, engaging, smart, interesting, fun, celebratory and sportive one and all. We are truly blessed to have met each of the Manns (including grands) and know that Bob continues to orchestrate the positive outlooks in our lives.
Eileen, Miles and Christina Penland, Ralph & Claire Olwig