Donald Kullerstrand

My deepest sympathy to the family. Dr. Kullerstrand was my physician for many years and he was always so kind and patient and I always felt he had all the time in the world for me. I've thought about him often since he left Green Bay. As I read his obituary I was saddened but also enjoyed reading it as it seemed to capture his true spirit. I will keep him and the family in my prayers.

My deepest sympathy to the Kullerstrand family on the death of your husband, father and grandfather. I was a patient of Dr. Kullerstrand's for many years. He delivered two of my children. I always liked him as a doctor. He was kind and caring and always took time to talk to his patients. My youngest will be 28 soon and I still think of the kind doctor that delivered her and her older sister. He will be remembered by me always.

Evie, you have my deepest sympathy. For most of the trials and tribulations in my life, he was always there with wise counsel and the best medical help. I always knew him as a very unique and special man, i.e. the black eyes he had when he was working under your house and when your family came to Dyckesville to pick up some styrofoam billets to make a dock on the river. From the loss of an infant to the birth of a live baby 2 years later (now 36), to the hysterectomy and cancer, I could never have found anyone who could have given me more courage than he did. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. It sounds like he had a wonderful retirement and I thank God for that. Sincerely, Kay

My husband and I send our sympathy to the Kullerstrand family. Dr. Kullerstand delivered my four sons and beyond medical care gave me advice that I kept in mind for years. After my fourth son was born he told me to enjoy my children-they grow up quickly, the high school years go by so fast... The oldest is now 25 and the other three are in college, and they did grow up fast...and we enjoyed it all. Dr. Kullerstrand was a calm presence and caring at those very important moments in my life. The kindness he showed will not be forgotten.

So saddened to hear of the death of Dr. Kullerstrand. He truly cared about his patients. I don't know of any physicians willing to meet you at their office on a Saturday evening past 10:00 and be back at the hospital the next day for surgery. We have pictures of him holding our wonderful daughter who is now 27. Our prayers are with you.