Condolence: I would like to express the condolences of the stack family for your loss. I have many remembrances of fun times with sara and Howland.In later years had many lunchesTHE CRAFTSMANS INN.I will miss him. Sorry I am out of State and will miss the service.

Condolence: I was a fairly new LPN @ SUH and worked in Dr A's first RCU on 6A in the '60's-70's. I remember well how everyone quaked when he would be due for rounds, and, I remember how well he was respected. He always treated me with kindness, so, I did not fear him. I recall how tickled, yet, awe-struck I was when he once asked me if I was "interested in the arts and music" ? Me ?! I was barely into my 20's and that type concert was not in my life....I'm sure everyone was immensely proud, yet humbled, to have been in this great man's life in whatever capacity.
My condolences.
It's his turn to be cared for gently by the Angels.
His turn to be blessed.

Condolence: Fair winds and following seas Howland. I enjoyed your company so many times. You will be dearly missed.

Condolence: I had the wonderful pleasure of being Dr. Auchincloss' secretary for many years prior to moving to North Carolina. Dr. Auchincloss had a wonderful sense of humor and cared so deeply for his patients. I will never forget his kindness and it was an honor to know Sarah as well. Peace be with you all during this difficult time. He will be greatly missed...

Condolence: Howland often lunched with me and my colleague[ we are physicists] at the Upstate cafeteria to talk about either physics or politics. A gracious interesting friendly human being who will be remembered fondly by two unlikely friends.

Condolence: To the family, I had the pleasure of working with your dad when I was a young nurse at Upstate starting 1974,I was on the 6th floor and we had a 3 bed Resp ICU,He taught me the MA1 inside and out..I remember him fondly of all his teaching,,and knowledge he passed on..May you all find comfortin knowing he taught so many of us marvelously..My Sympathy, JanetPickard-Smith