Still miss you and think and speak of you often.
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Thank you the reminder of Paul “Doc B” Bacon. I think of him often, his impression on me and my physical well-being has remained. Incredible energy and intention in life sets a pure example of how I want to live my life.
Peace and love.
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Happy Father's Day Dad.
I Love you and miss you always.
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Love and miss you always in my heart dear brother.
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Happy Birthday Dad.
I love you and miss you every day
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I Love you Dad. I miss you here in this world every day.
But I know you are still watching over all of us who you care so much about, and whose lives you touched so deeply.
You are still with us now, and always will be.
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Doc, I think of you every day as I'm doing my wobble seat and neck exercises. Your impact in my life (no doubt in many lives) has not diminished. You live on in my heart and mind.
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We still miss you Dr. B 🫶
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Three years, where did the time go. I think of Dr. B often, I miss him terribly. Dr. B was a very caring man and a great Dr.
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Your birthday is special because your birth--your life-was a gift to so many of us.
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Dr. B, I still think about you often. I am frequently reminded of your spirit and life lessons I learned from you along the way. You're always in my heart. I'm sure wherever you are, everyone around you has great posture and are lucky to have you.
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You live on in the hearts of so many and are still missed.
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He was a good friend..was an usher at two of my weddings..we went to sanford high, I talked to him briefly in, maybe 1986, and I think I had seen an article in paper about how all his patients loved him..such a nice guy, so sorry he is gone,my condolences. Just got the obit sent to me from hawaii..another friend from high school..we always talk about the people we knew then..so sorry..linda mm
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I’m amazed how often I think of Dr. Bacon. He’s so easy to remember. His voice and mannerisms, the way he looked at so many things through the eyes of an engineer, but also his holistic approach to so many things…that wouldn’t be addressed by just any chiropractor. How fortunate I feel to have known him and learned from him. Sometimes, when I’m feeling too lazy to lay on the block or do neck traction exercises, I think of Dr. Bacon. He did so much to heal me; the least I can do is follow his orders, even if just as a tribute to him. He was definitely one in a million.
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My condolences to all of Paul’s family, including his chiropractic family. Paul and I were classmates for three years and graduated together at Palmer in June 1976. With Paul in New England and myself in practice in Texas, that was the last time that I saw him.
Having read others’ condolences, they all sound just like the Paul Bacon that I knew. He was deeply caring and kind and compassionate. To read that Paul was an innovator and a ‘pillar in the chiropractic community’ is exactly what I expected of him. To say that Paul’s life was a contribution to mankind would likely be an understatement. Paul’s was a unique personality, positively; he seemed to always be concerned with the wellbeing of his friends…at a time when all of us were just scraping by. As that mindset transcended into professional practice, Paul’s patients must have been indeed fortunate. I know that I was during the brief time that I knew him.
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I had no idea. I just sat down and wrote him a card appreciating all he taught me when I was one of his assistants back in the early 90’s. I brings me great sadness to learn of his passing. Jessica and Helen…. I am so sorry. Much love, Kirsten
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My condolences to Paul’s family. I first met Paul when I was 5-days old, my mother had brought me in for my first adjustment. That was a little over 37 years ago. Dr. Bacon always made me feel like we were family, and dished out some fatherly advice when needed. I will forever cherish the things he taught me and I will always miss him. Safe travels Dr. B 🤘
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Dr. Paul was large in life and at first I felt intimidated by his power of mind, body and spirit. But I quickly saw his gentle compassion and the way he listened with full attention, and really knew what he was doing. Incredible man.
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Doctor Bacon was the best period! He helped me and taught me a lot. I have cervical stenosis and because of Doc I avoided surgery! I called today to make an appointment not knowing what happened because I haven’t visited since 2020! I’m so sad. He was amazing!! God Bless and Rest In Peace Doc! You were a true pioneer!
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I was always impressed that Paul did what he could to help people live a better life. He shared his story of why he became a chiropractor in the first place. And he was always learning new methods to help his patients. I remember a plaque that he had in his wall. It said: 'it is easier to stay well than to get well.' I haven't forgotten even though I first read that over 40 years ago.
I believe I first was introduced to Paul because I started having back issues and others in my congregation mentioned how much Paul had helped them. That's why I started going to him.
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