In Memoriam: Summer 2020

Summer 2020 Issue

1940s
John G. Lane Jr., MD ’49 Jack P. Segal, MD ’48, BS ’44 William Webb Zeller, MD ’44, BA ’42

 

1950s
Julius Ludwig Bedynek, MD ’57 Milton A. Boyd, MD ’54 S. Jim Farha, MD ’57
William B. Glew, MD ’53 Dorothy C. Holzworth, MD ’50 George Liss, MD ’58, BA ’55
William S. Lyons, MD ’51, BA ’49 Thomas L. Morrison, MD ’55 Jurgen F. Piper, MD ’59
Donald W. Richman, MD ’56 E. Allan Speidell, MD ’59 Thomas T. Tang, MD ’58, PhD ’54, MS ’51
Eugene F. Taylor Jr., MD ’59 Malcolm S. Van de Water, MD ’51, BA ’51, AA ’47 Morton B. Waldman, MD ’58
Robert E. Williams, MD ’56, RESD ’58 Paul T. Yoder, MD ’55 Robert L. Zahn, MD ’57
R. Charles Ziehl, MD ’57, BS ’52, AA ’51

 

1960s
Mason Barr Jr., MD ’61 Terry Mackley Buxton, MD ’62 Paul Hartman D’Amato, MD ’69, RESD ’76
Richard S. Carvalho, MD ’64 Norman J. Knorr, MD ’61 Robert T. Levine, MD ’68, BA ’65
Thomas F. Minas, MD ’63 Robert H. Morrell, MD ’62 Richard R. Ober, MD ’68
William R. Roush, MD ’66 Stephen W. Rozan, MD ’60 James T. Shaw, MD ’63
Carlos A. Silva, MD ’60, RESD ’66 Ronald E. Smith, MD ’66

 

1970s
Philip S. Kline Jr., MD ’71 Alan Wayne Smith, MD ’74 Arthur L. Soben, MD ’73
Steven Charles Strauss, MD ’78 Robert S. Viener, MD ’71, RESD ’76

 

1980s
Nancy R. Lowitt, MD ’87, EdM John Thomas Noga, MD ’87 Mark W. Reininga, MD ’81

 

1990s
Barry Harvey Hellman, MD ’90

 

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