My condolences to Mrs. Beth Hopkins and family. I worked with Dr. Hopkins, as a physician extender at Today’s Woman in Winston-Salem. Dr. Hopkins was my medical supervisor and mentor from 1996-2011. I will always be grateful to him for the knowledge in women’s health care he shared with me and his humility in working with the staff and patients. He was a patient, compassionate listener and a servant leader. I was able to realize my desire in providing prenatal care with his leadership. Under his guidance many healthy babies were born. His wonderful works will be remembered.
Vanita Faye Craven-Boger
My most sincere condolences to the family of Dr. Hopkins. He was a brilliant physician and he dedicated his life to helping others. May God bring peace and strength to your hearts during this sad time. Please accept my deepest condolences for your family loss. May you be comforted by the outpouring of love surrounding you. Words cannot even begin to express our sorrow. May your heart and soul feel peace and comfort.
Rest In Peace Dr. Hopkins
Deborah Patterson Jones
THANKS FOR BEING A DOCTOR THAT CARES ABOUT PEOPLE AND A GREAT LISTENER….YOU WILL TRULY BE MISSED…WELL DONE THY GOOD AND FAITHFUL SERVANT TAKE REST…..PRAYER FORYOUR FAMILY
Marcus D. Wilson-Stevenson
Mrs. Hopkins and Family, “Your legacy still lives”
Thank you for sharing this amazing good looking man (lol) with the city of Winston Salem. As I child I looked up to you’ll, and when I became a man I still look up to you’ll. Your grace, smarts, class and love has been a work of art beauty all for righteousness. I thank God for my mother (Tilda) placing me in the midst of greatness for me to grow and simply do the same for my children Matthew-Phillip & Myracle. Mrs. Hopkins you will always be the mother figure to me as you have proclaimed for over 20 years. We all will carry a piece of you’ll with us where ever we go in life. Love Marcus, Karen, Myracle & Matthew-Phillip
Christina Soriano
Sending heartfelt condolences to the Hopkins family. I am so grateful I witnessed Dr, Hopkins receiving the Medallion of Merit. Beth, I send so much love to you. As we say in the Greek Orthodox tradition, May Dr. Hopkins’ memory be eternal.
Betsy Chapman
Thank you, Dr. Hopkins, and condolences to all his family and friends. What a legacy he leaves.
Patricia Harper Petrozza MD, Emeritus Professor of Anesthesiology
I remember fondly working with Dr. Hopkins in the Operating Room at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center. He was always such a caring physician and a gentleman. Not being from the Winston Salem area, it was several years until I realized his history at Wake Forest and the fact that he was a member of the Board of Trustees. His demeanor was always kind and respectful. Sincere condolences to the Hopkins family. He will be sorely missed.
Levern Belin
We will always love you Dr. Hopkins. Your family means the world to us. Rest on! You have ran a great race.
Thank you for inspiring me all these years. You’re forever in my heart.
Ryan Janvion
Thank you for the impact you had speaking to the football team when I was playing. You will always be remembered for being an inspiration to us student athletes.
Kerri Porras
I had the pleasure of knowing and working with Dr. Hopkins, He was such a light and positive soul and will be truly missed. I am blessed to have known such a man! My condolences go to his family at this time.
Mike Hamlar ‘04
Thank you Dr. Hopkins.
David Slade ‘98
Thank you for paving the way for so many of us Dr. Hopkins. You left the ladder for us all to climb. Much love and strength to Beth and the family during this very challenging time.
Pamela Morrison
I had the privilege to know and work with Dr. Hopkins. He was a wonderful person and an awesome physician. My condolences to his family. He will be remembered.
Tianna Coleman
Rest well Dr Hopkins. You will be missed!
Nathan Hatch
While the name Larry Hopkins first became known to the Wake Forest family through his accomplishments on the football field, throughout his career he honored the University’s motto Pro Humanitate, serving the community in exceptional ways as a beloved physician, leader and mentor. As a teacher, he shared his deep knowledge and selflessly offered his wisdom. As a trustee, he lent us his vision and drove our aspirations. And as a friend, he always had a ready smile and listening ear. Wake Forest has lost a giant in our community.
Rest well, Dr. Hopkins.
My condolences to Mrs. Beth Hopkins and family. I worked with Dr. Hopkins, as a physician extender at Today’s Woman in Winston-Salem. Dr. Hopkins was my medical supervisor and mentor from 1996-2011. I will always be grateful to him for the knowledge in women’s health care he shared with me and his humility in working with the staff and patients. He was a patient, compassionate listener and a servant leader. I was able to realize my desire in providing prenatal care with his leadership. Under his guidance many healthy babies were born. His wonderful works will be remembered.
My most sincere condolences to the family of Dr. Hopkins. He was a brilliant physician and he dedicated his life to helping others. May God bring peace and strength to your hearts during this sad time. Please accept my deepest condolences for your family loss. May you be comforted by the outpouring of love surrounding you. Words cannot even begin to express our sorrow. May your heart and soul feel peace and comfort.
Rest In Peace Dr. Hopkins
THANKS FOR BEING A DOCTOR THAT CARES ABOUT PEOPLE AND A GREAT LISTENER….YOU WILL TRULY BE MISSED…WELL DONE THY GOOD AND FAITHFUL SERVANT TAKE REST…..PRAYER FORYOUR FAMILY
Mrs. Hopkins and Family, “Your legacy still lives”
Thank you for sharing this amazing good looking man (lol) with the city of Winston Salem. As I child I looked up to you’ll, and when I became a man I still look up to you’ll. Your grace, smarts, class and love has been a work of art beauty all for righteousness. I thank God for my mother (Tilda) placing me in the midst of greatness for me to grow and simply do the same for my children Matthew-Phillip & Myracle. Mrs. Hopkins you will always be the mother figure to me as you have proclaimed for over 20 years. We all will carry a piece of you’ll with us where ever we go in life. Love Marcus, Karen, Myracle & Matthew-Phillip
Sending heartfelt condolences to the Hopkins family. I am so grateful I witnessed Dr, Hopkins receiving the Medallion of Merit. Beth, I send so much love to you. As we say in the Greek Orthodox tradition, May Dr. Hopkins’ memory be eternal.
Thank you, Dr. Hopkins, and condolences to all his family and friends. What a legacy he leaves.
I remember fondly working with Dr. Hopkins in the Operating Room at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center. He was always such a caring physician and a gentleman. Not being from the Winston Salem area, it was several years until I realized his history at Wake Forest and the fact that he was a member of the Board of Trustees. His demeanor was always kind and respectful. Sincere condolences to the Hopkins family. He will be sorely missed.
We will always love you Dr. Hopkins. Your family means the world to us. Rest on! You have ran a great race.
Thank you for inspiring me all these years. You’re forever in my heart.
Thank you for the impact you had speaking to the football team when I was playing. You will always be remembered for being an inspiration to us student athletes.
I had the pleasure of knowing and working with Dr. Hopkins, He was such a light and positive soul and will be truly missed. I am blessed to have known such a man! My condolences go to his family at this time.
Thank you Dr. Hopkins.
Thank you for paving the way for so many of us Dr. Hopkins. You left the ladder for us all to climb. Much love and strength to Beth and the family during this very challenging time.
I had the privilege to know and work with Dr. Hopkins. He was a wonderful person and an awesome physician. My condolences to his family. He will be remembered.
Rest well Dr Hopkins. You will be missed!
While the name Larry Hopkins first became known to the Wake Forest family through his accomplishments on the football field, throughout his career he honored the University’s motto Pro Humanitate, serving the community in exceptional ways as a beloved physician, leader and mentor. As a teacher, he shared his deep knowledge and selflessly offered his wisdom. As a trustee, he lent us his vision and drove our aspirations. And as a friend, he always had a ready smile and listening ear. Wake Forest has lost a giant in our community.