Springfield doctor dies in plane crash | The Columbus Dispatch

Dr. Wilhelm Kalweit had a busy cardiology practice in Springfield, so he relished the chance to get away and fly his plane.

[sherry swan]

what a sad day for springfield he wil be sadly missed as one of the best cardiologist in the springfield area sincerly Sherry Swan and all the staff from Dr Lori McFanns Primary Care office spfld

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My condolences to the family.
I can't help but say that so many of our friends have died in small plane crashes - some of them kit planes. I know my husband (who would love to fly all the time) usually feels these crashes are pilot error but it seems so constant. What a loss for everyone.

[mary]

god bless him

[mary]

god bless him.

[Marta Parrotte Kalvaitis]

Wilhelm was my cousin. I feel very sad for the rest of the family. He had a hard childhood and was determined to make himself better. His Aunt Ane is my grandmother, now 91. She remembers him as a child working on his parents farm. She is very upset and wishes his wife and son the best. She thanks them for coming and visiting in the summers and wants them to keep visiting.

[Carol Rollins-Kloetzly]

I am so very sad to hear this news. My deepest sympathies go out to Dr. Kalweit's family. While I didn't know him personally, I heard his voice nearly every day. I transcribed his cardiology dictation in Hudson, Ohio. You will be missed, Dr. Kalweit :(.