Edward Alvan Sheldon, M.D.

Ed was a classmate and medical fraternity brother at U Of Mich, Ann Arbor. He and other friends came to Ft. Lauderdale where we spent time on the beach over Xmas break, drove home together, sharing expenses in Ed's Lincoln convertible which required more oil than gas. We all enjoyed Xmas dinner served by my mother at my grandmother's home. Ed was my mother's favorite. My brother on leave from the AF was there, too, along with his frend and 3 other med classmates. Ed and Marion stopped for a visit with my wife Robin and me a few years back in our Great Falls home-A beautiful sunny morning, we had breakfast on our deck, viewing the Highwood Mountains of Montana. Yes, Ed was an awesome softball pitcher- I did not enjoy whiffing on his tricky pitches. .

One of the most pleasant memories I have of my last year at University of Michigan Medical School (class of 1954) was playing softball with Ed being the pitcher. He was great!

It seems like just yesterday.

a fellow classmate and Radiologist

Our sympathies and prayers are extended to the family of Dr. Sheldon. Although we were not honored to meet him personally, we know him through his lovely wife Marion.

To the Sheldon family, I was so sorry to read of Dr Sheldon's passing. I was a Radiology student at Baptist Hospital in the 70's and feel very fortunate to have trained under the expertise of Dr Sheldon. We always loved doing "flouro" with him. He was just the best. Thirty five years later, I am now retired from Baptist Hospital and would like to thank Dr Sheldon for his part in makng my career such a great and successful one.
All of you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Joanie Grado

Ed was a founding member of out MWF golf group and he was always a pleasure to play with. I loved listening to his stories, for holes on end. May peace follow you, my friend, and may you be able to drive over all the water hazards on the golf courses in Heaven. I considered Ed a good friend and our condolences go out to Marion and family.

We have truly lost a great friend. Hiss wonderful stories will be missed.

We were so sorry to hear about the death of Dr. Ed Sheldon. Our condolences go out to Marion and the family. Ed was a good friend and a great golfing "buddy". I will always remember him by his captivating, sometime humorous, but always interesting stories of his long life. He will be sorely missed. May God bless his family.

Ed was a good neighbor. He always had an interesting view on things and I enjoyed visiting with him. We will miss him. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all his family.

To the Sheldon Family: I was so sorry to read in the paper this morning that Dr. Sheldon had passed away. I worked with him for many years at Baptist. He was a wonderful radiologist that always took up for the techs when many did not, I always respected him for this.
My prayers and thoughts are with all of you.