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Polly Finlon Hale
September 13, 2011
I was a childhood patient of Dr. Wilson's and remember him fondly. I had polio at the age of 7 months and he performed surgeries that enabled me to utilize leg braces and walk throughout my 61 years to date. He was a loving and gentle man who had a way of removing fear and anxiety as he went about the necessary procedures that have greatly enhanced my life! I send my most sincere condolences for the loss you are enduring and pray that God will send his angels to meet your needs during this difficult time!
Barbara Cole
September 12, 2011
Camylle Wilson Read about Al death in the Tpa Trib. Am so sorry for yours and the familys loss. I have 2 of your addresses and need the current one so I can write to you. Love You Barbara Cole
Susan Curtis
September 11, 2011
Dr. Wilson was a no nonsense physician with a brilliant mind. He enjoyed the finer things as well as the simple things. I remember him well and am sad at his passing.
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