1997, Port Aransas, TX, USA
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This man was of the most loving, smart, caring and brilliant individuals I've ever come to know. He will always hold a place in our hearts..we love you Doc! 💞
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I met Judson in 1980 when we were both members of The Tejas Club at The University of Texas. From the start, Judd stood out- smart, broad shouldered, athletic and confident, with strong opinions and a deep sense of purpose. He was always in study mode with his backpack, filled with books, never far from reach. He was fully committed to his goals. Later, in Laredo, I came to know that he was thoughtful and kind hearted, a dedicated advocate for his patients, and always generous with his time and talents. We will miss him deeply. Rest in peace friend, my friend.
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Dr. Somerville saved my life in 1996 when I was just 22 and battling debilitating Trigeminal Neuralgia. After searching the country for help, he was the only one who truly understood and treated my pain. I will forever be grateful for his compassion, his skill, and the hope he gave me when I had none. Now, as a pharmacist, I strive to support and advocate for others living with chronic pain—just like he did for me. God bless you, Doc.
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I so very much enjoyed and benefited from the information he shared online.
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I have known “Doc” since 2007. He helped me with my pain when nobody else could. I would fly in from Boston, with multiple layovers to come see him. He was an amazing, kind, empathetic man. My pain went away after some time and I no longer needed treatment. In 2019, my pain returned with a vengeance so I once again sought out Dr. Somerville’s help. He was unable to treat me this time as a doctor but that didn’t stop him. He would continue to try and help me, as a friend. I visited him a few more times at his home in Conroe and we did many fun things together. We went to an Astros game and to a fair. We went from being a patient/doctor relationship to friends. We would call each other and talk on the phone for an hour or more. Doc was such a smart, kind and all around wonderful man. I will miss him dearly and think of him often.
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I met Judd when we were self publishing our books. We corresponded, helped each other, became friends. He was kind, caring, warm hearted and generous. He will be greatly missed.
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The world needs more doctors like Somerville! A true champion of health & healing!
Thank you Dr. Somerville! Rest easy 🙏
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I knew Judd from the Tejas Club at UT. He was one of the nicest and most inquisitive people I’ve ever met. So sad to see him pass at such a young age. May the fires of friendship forever burn.
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My most sincere condolences to all in the family. Always enjoyed sharing the anesthesia workload with you and your pain management procedures at Drs Hospital ofLaredo. RIP my friend, Judd.
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My deepest condolences. Met Dr. Somerville in Laredo, Texas.
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Was so sorry to read of your passing Dr. Somerville. You were one of the first guests on my podcast and I treasure that experience. You offered your time and knowledge to so many. I know you loved animals and you were a kind gentle man. Your legacy will continue. My thoughts are with Judson's family at this sad time. May you rest eternally well and I thank-you Sir, my life is richer for having met you.
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So, so sad. He was selfless and caring, helping anyone he could for free. Condolences to his family. His work will live on 🙏
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I truly believe. Dr. Somerville , by his book, and messages - on Facebook to my husband personally - he saved my husband life ! ♥️. We sure will praying for his precious family! He had so much knowledge, that no other doctor helped us with. We went to Mayo 4 times; as my husband has axonal peripheral neuropathy, that turned into CRPS (suicide disease)! He told me, he was writing a book on CRPS and fibromyalgia. Thank you, Dr. Somerville- The Optimal Dose: Restore Your Health With the Power of Vitamin D3 and your knowledge and care- has rescued us! You changed the world in a wonderful way. God bless your family and we send much love and prayers! John and Dena Beeler in LeClaire, Iowa ♥️🙏
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