Dear Tom, Wendy and Mary Lee,
Your dad was our family physician and dear friends of my parents, Dick and Louise Woods, in the 1970s. They stayed in touch for many years. I know this is a tender time, and I am sending my sincere sympathy. I was so fond of both your dad and Mom.
With gratitude,
Becky Woods
~ Rebecca Woods Bloom,
Jackson, WY
Dear Tom, Wendy, Mary Lee, and families, I am so sorry to hear about Uncle Irvie's passing. I really admired your dad. He was so genuine, warm, upbeat, and curious. Such a pleasure to be around! My family and I are abroad so I won't be able to attend his service, but I want you to know that I am thinking of you and remembering your dad fondly. I will also make a donation to the library in his honor. Lots of love, and hoping you are finding peace and laughter in your family memories, through the tears, Melissa (Janie's daughter)
~ Melissa Berger,
Madison, WI
To conclude my expression of sympathy begun previously: i want to express my sincere sympathy to Dr. Hoeft's family. i was blessed to be able to visit with Irv & Mae after his retirement & to continue to enjoy their friendship until I moved to IL 11 years ago. All of you will be in my prayers.
~ Palmira Janusonis MD,
Mundelein, IL
I had the pleasure & privilege of knowing & working with Dr. Hoeft from 1970, when I came to OMH to join Dr. G. Dan Miller straight out of MCOW anesthesiology residency, until dr. Hoeft retired. He was loved & respected by colleagues & staff & patients. We all agreed that he was an example of the ideal physician. I regret that I will be unable due to previous commitments that I am unable to change to attend Dr. Hoeft's funeral. I extend
~ Palmira Janusonis MD,
Mundelein, IL
Difficult times. Our thoughts and prayers to your family.
~ Gary and Kim Grindrod,
Whitefish, MT
