1936: Morris J. Nicholson is 94 years old and enjoying good health
in Sun City, Ariz.
1937: Bernhardt J. Statman of Livingston, N.J., continues
to attend medical meetings, various lectures and concerts since retirement
from his pediatrics practice in 1996. He reports to be in fine mental
health with some physical problems. Statman enjoys reading, and he extends
best regards to all survivors of his class.
1938: Joseph M. George Jr., of Las Vegas extends greetings to
classmates. At age 92, he continues to do his own yard work, including
cutting the grass. He claims his fortitude is the result of his Eastern
Shore heritage.
1943M: Ralph K. Brooks of Annapolis, Md., reports that
he spends most of his time sailing on the Chesapeake Bay. David
B. Gray of Charleston, W.Va., is recovering from a fall on black
ice on January 29.
1943D: J. Roy Guyther of Mechanicsville, Md., published
a book on local history in May, his sixth publication.
1944: Warren D. Brill of Chevy Chase, Md., is clinical professor
emeritus in internal medicine at George Washington University School of
Medicine and continues to teach medical students.
1946: John A. Mitchell of University Park, Fla., maintains his
medical license in Maryland, attending medical meetings two times per
week for CME.
1947: Francis K. Machata of North Kingstown, R.I., survived a
scare with renal failure, and is undergoing rehabilitation at South County
Nursing & Rehabilitation Center and doing well.
1950: Robert T. Thibadeau of Silver Spring, Md., now
lives in a retirement village and reports it is a great place with plenty
of activities. Fowler F. White of Bantam, Conn., reports
that he has “dumbed down” with age which has interfered with
clinical skills, yet he is smart enough to do some long distance bicycling.
1951: Solomon Cohen of Sebastopol, Calif., reports that his white
wine won a prize at the Sonoma County Harvest Fair Sweepstakes. Benjamin
D. Gordon of Yarmouth Port, Mass., works with a clinical trials
lab, covers for a friend’s occupational medicine clinic, is chairman
of the Yarmouth Board of Health, and is a member of the regional emergency
planning committee for Cape Cod. K. R. McGrady of Hendersonville,
N.C., is working with Friends of Santa Claus, a non-profit organization
caring for the physical and emotional needs of families of children with
cancer.
1952: Charles B. Adams of Hollywood, Fla., traveled to Iceland
in August and was in Hawaii in June. This follows travel to Antarctica
and the North Pole last year. He and wife Edythe also visit children and
grandchildren in Orlando, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, and Napa, Calif.
James R. Grabill of Camano Island, Wash., has been retired since
2002. Lawrence D. Egbert of Baltimore is volunteer medical
director of The Final Exit Network, an offshoot of the Hemlock Society.
1954: David A. Levy of Paris is a consultant to industry and
sits on editorial boards for two journals.
1955: Norman W. Lavy of Westfield, N.J., is clinical professor
of medicine at UMDNJ.
1956: Ludwig J. Eglseder Jr., of Trappe, Md., invites any classmate
retiring to the mid-eastern shore to call him. Edward D. Frohlich
of New Orleans received the Distinguished Scientist Honor for basic sciences
from the American College of Cardiology. Robert N. Headley
of Black Mountain, N.C., plans to attend the 50th reunion in spring. Richard
L. Plumb of Houston sadly reports that wife Lois developed renal
failure in January, and he expects her to be severely handicapped for
the remainder of her life. Charles Sanislow of Midland,
Mich., recently completed a three-year term on the Michigan State Board
of Medicine, is a local hospital board member, and oversees a vascular
lab at MidMichigan Medical Center. In his spare time he enjoys fishing,
farming, and he and wife Sallie visit with their eight grandchildren.
1957: Paul K. Hanashiro of Pasadena, Calif., sadly reports that
wife Maxine passed away on August 15. Walter M. Shaw
of Bonita, Calif., continues to do some health advisory work after retiring
from surgery, and he is looking forward to his 50th reunion in 2007.
1962: Merrill I. Berman of Baltimore retired from the
practice of psychiatry on June 30 to spend more time with wife Roslyn.
1964: Eric D. Schmitter of Santa Monica, Calif., is working part
time in orthopaedics with no call. This follows retirement from UCLA in
July after 40 years. He celebrated by vacationing for two months. Jonathan
D. Tuerk of Washington, D.C., reports that he continues to practice
psychiatry.
1965: Stephen M. Highstein of St. Louis reports that, after all
these years, he’s still in the lab and loving every minute of it.
1966: Robert E. Leibowitz and wife Diane are living in Delanco,
N.J., since Robert’s retirement as vice president of medical affairs
at Southern Ocean County Hospital. They enjoy their four grandchildren.
Richard H. Reed reports that he and wife Rebecca are
alive, well, and still working in Huron, S.D.
1967: Michael A. Kaliner of Bethesda, Md., received the American
Academy of Allergy’s distinguished clinician award. Allan
S. Pristoop of Owings Mills, Md., reports that son Rafi is interning
in internal medicine at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, N.Y.
1968: Elliot S. Cohen is in his 30th year of private psychiatric
practice in Colorado Springs, Colo. Stephen L. Hooper and
wife Gail of Kapaau, Hawaii, are grandparents to twins McKenna and Logan,
born November 22, 2004 to son Josh and daughter-in-law Gina. Philip
Littman and wife Patricia of Stuart, Fla., plan to sail around
the Caribbean this winter. In spring they sailed from Antigua to the Azores.
Philip is enjoying retirement, doing occasional locum tenens work. Charles
S. Samorodin of Ruxton, Md., reports that daughter Janet, a pediatrician
who trained at Maryland, and her husband Chris, a family practice physician
at Franklin Square Hospital, are going into practice in Anchorage, Alaska.
Howard Semins of Pittsburgh reports that daughter Michelle Jo
Semins is an intern at Johns Hopkins as a preliminary to a urology residency
after graduating from Pittsburgh Medical School.
1969: Donald M. Baldwin of Lawton, Okla., is chairman of the
department of surgery at Comanche County Hospital and is a member of the
admissions board of the Oklahoma University College of Medicine. Son David
practices emergency medicine in Pensacola, Fla.; son Jon is an Ob/Gyn
in Tulsa; and his daughter-in-law is an internal medicine resident at
OU-Tulsa. Constance L. Holbrook of Bluffton, S.C., had
a total knee replacement in May. Malcolm D. Paul of Newport
Beach, Calif., is president of the California Society of Plastic Surgeons
and clinical professor of surgery at the University of California, Irvine.
Brian S. Saunders of San Diego is doing volunteer work in Eastern
Europe after retiring from Southern California Permanente Medical Group
in 2004.
1970: Kenneth M. Hoffman and wife Deborah of Severna
Park, Md., report the birth of their first granddaughter Josephine, born
February 15. Dennis J. Hurwitz of Pittsburgh published
Total Body Lift, a book about body shaping after weight loss. It
is available online and at local book stores. Herbert J. Schulten
and wife Peggy of Hickory, N.C., report that after raising two wonderful
children, they are now concentrating on two handsome grandsons.
1971: Daniel L. Cohen is looking forward to retirement in January
and plans to divide his time between homes in Annapolis and Suffolk, England.
Peter M. Hartmann of York, Pa., is vice president for
medical affairs at York Hospital, where wife Rhada is director of palliative
care.
1972: Nelson Hendler of Stevenson, Md. is president of the American
Academy of Pain Management, a 6,000-member organization. He is co-author
of “A Multi-Center Study for Validating the Complaint of Chronic
Back, Neck, and Limb Pain Using the Mensana Clinic Pain Validity Test,”
published in The Forensic Examiner, in summer 2005. Sumner
H. Goodman of Loudonville, N.Y., writes that he is still kicking!
Judith V. McLaughlin of Baltimore is head of pediatric
endocrinology at the Children’s Hospital in Sinai. Ronald
T. Staubly of Mount Pocono, Pa., was promoted to colonel in the
U.S. Army Reserve in February after returning from a 10-month deployment
in Baghdad, Iraq.
1973: Steven H. Dolinsky of Darnestown, Md., reports that son
Chris is in the radiation oncology residency program at the Hospital of
the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, and son Dave is a fourth-year
medical student at Penn.
1974: James G. Chaconas of Annapolis, Md., reports that son Eric
will complete his doctorate in physical therapy this year and plans to
practice in the White Marsh area of Baltimore. Thomas C. Doerner
and wife Mila of Los Angeles are grandparents of two-year-old Mila King.
Michael H. Hotchkiss of Potomac, Md., continues practicing
gynecology in Waldorf with wife Judy, but has retired from obstetrics.
1975: Kenneth V. Iserson of Tucson reports that his seventh edition
of Iserson’s Getting into a Residency: A Guide for Medical Students
will be published in spring 2006.
1977: Horace Wm King Jr., of Lenoir City, Tenn., continues working
in four ERs and teaching at Maryville College. Sons Jeremiah, Benjamin
and Samuel live in the Knoxville area, where Jeremiah and wife Brandy
also have a one-year-old son, Elijah. Edward B. Mishner
of Baltimore reports that oldest daughter Lauren is working at ESPN after
receiving an MBA from the University of Virginia. Daughter Erin is engaged
to be married, and daughter Jennifer is working for Deloitte & Touche
in New York. He and wife Ann recently celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary.
1978: Joan M. Bathon of Towson, Md., is founder and director
of the Johns Hopkins arthritis website that receives three million hits
per month. Adam Billet of Chesapeake, Va., reports that
he still loves wife Saria. Andrew P. Fridberg of Havre
de Grace, Md., is vice president of the B’Nai Brith Mid-Atlantic
region after retiring from the practice of gastroenterology. Wife
Marianne is marking 22 years in the solo practice of pediatrics.
Son Daniel is working toward a PhD in psychology at Indiana University,
while daughter Diana is working toward a master’s degree in anthropology
at Oxford, having graduated from Harvard. Youngest son Jonathan is a freshman
at the University of Maryland College Park studying architecture. Jacob
A. Rosenberg of Oakland, Calif., is medical director of a multi-specialty
group focusing on delivering care that returns patients to their highest
possible level of function. Ellen L. Taylor of Baltimore,
in addition to her solo gynecology practice, is chief of the department
of gynecology at Northwest Hospital Center. She reports that her oldest
son is enrolled in the MD/PhD program at Johns Hopkins.
1979: Jan M. Hoffman of Wichita, Kan., is chief of the department
of endocrinology for the Wichita Clinic, the largest multi-specialty group
in the state. Bernard F. Kozlovsky of Baltimore has earned
a master’s of science degreee in preventive medicine at Maryland
as well as completing a residency in preventive medicine. Richard
A. Lebow of Hunt Valley, Md., is enjoying his 24th year at Union
Memorial’s ER. He and wife Lisa take great joy in raising their
four-year-old son Hunter. Nelson N. Stone of Suffern,
N.Y., is professor of urology and radiation oncology at Mount Sinai School
of Medicine. Owen Wolkowitz of Palo Alto, Calif., is
a professor of psychiatry at the University of California San Francisco.
He and wife Janet have two children. H. Russell Wright
of Baltimore is president-elect of the medical staff at St. Joseph’s
Medical Center. Son Alex, a captain in the U.S. Marine Corps, returned
from Iraq in March, and daughter Morgan is a junior at Davidson College.
1980: Kenneth A. Jurist of Bloomfield Hills, Mich., is
director of sports medicine at William Beaumont Hospital. He was appointed
oral board examiner for the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery, and
he is the managing member of his private practice. Margaret E.
McCahill of Jamul, Calif., is cutting back on work to help care
for her daughter’s triplets who arrived in July. Fortunately for
the triplets and their three-year-old brother, their grandparents live
just three houses away. Roy Smoot of Havre de Grace,
Md., is doing full-time bariatric surgery with Upper Chesapeake Health,
while spouse Victoria Smoot has rejoined the anesthesia
faculty at Maryland. Their oldest daughter Becky is a veterinarian in
Bel Air; son Tom is a junior at Mt. St. Mary’s; and daughter Rachel
is a freshman at UMBC. Phuong D. Trinh of Rockville,
Md., writes that it was very nice seeing so many classmates at the 25th
reunion in May. Even though Dale Dedrick was unable to
attend, members spoke to him by telephone. Trinh plans to email photos
of the event to everyone as soon as he can find the time.
1981: Robert A. Duncan of Phoenix, Md., works at Winters Run
Family Medical Center in Bel Air, and holds certificates of advanced qualification
in geriatrics and sports medicine. Samuel C. Gold of
Manchester, N.H., specializes in vitreoretinal surgery and enjoys jet
skiing with wife Ellen and three teenage children on Lake Winnipe-saukee.
Orly C. Korat of Owings Mills, Md., has a son in his
senior year at Harvey Mudd College studying physics, and another son in
his sophomore year at Lehigh University studying engineering.
Scott T. Maurer of Glenwood, Md., is busy in his solo practice
of internal medicine/geriatrics. Dean L. Mondell of Las
Vegas co-authored Living with Fibromyalgia—4 Steps to Manage
Pain and Lead a Fulfilling Life. Stephen Ozanne
of Cedar Hill, Tex., reports that wife Beverly served this year as the
88th president of the Dallas County Medical Society Alliance, and daughter
Rachel was recently inducted into Phi Beta Kappa at the University of
Texas-Austin. Ozanne continues to enjoy his spine surgery practice in
the Dallas area.
1982: Guillermo W. Arnaud of Tahlequah, Okla., reports that his
oldest daughter is a freshman at the University of Oklahoma. Wayne
L. Barber of Owings Mills, Md., reports that Robert Friedman,
’91, has joined his practice, specializing in cataract
and refractive surgery. Ronald F. Christianson of De
Pere, Wis., is chief of radiology at Aurora Baycare Medical Center in
Green Bay. Jonathan S. Elias of Potomac, Md., reports
that oldest daughter Shaina graduated Magna Cum Laude from Northwestern
University. Joseph W. Gattuso of Hollidaysburgh, Pa.,
is a senior partner at Cardiology Associates of Altoona. J. Phillip
Hall of Coalport, Pa., is team physician for the Altoona Curve,
an AA minor league baseball team. Charles T. Lucey II of
Rockville, Md., recently completed the U.S. Department of Health and Human
Services primary healthcare fellowship. Robert E. Perry
of Cape Girardeau, Mo., is medical director of Southeast Wound Care and
Hyperbaric Medicine Center.
1983: Stuart H. Goldberg of Marietta, Pa., is enjoying his fourth
year of solo practice, following a 12-year academic career. He, wife Susan
and family moved to Lancaster County and have an Alpaca Farm which helps
fill their spare time. Nineteen-year-old son Dan is a sophomore at Carleston
College, while 16-year-old Ben is a junior and 10-year-old Sam is in fifth
grade at Lancaster County Day School. Robert B. Shochet
of Ellicott City, Md., is assistant professor of medicine and director
of the advisory/clinical skills program at Johns Hopkins.
1984: Joseph C. Eshelman Jr., of Brecksville, Ohio, received
a master’s degree in public health from Tulane University. Martin
L. Schwartz of Irondale, Ala., reports that son Justin has started
medical school; son Adam is in graduate school; and son Brandon is a junior
at the University of Alabama. Katherine D. Tobin joined
Virtual Radiologic Consultants in Honolulu. Husband Rick and their two
daughters are loving life in paradise.
1985: Michael J. Hallowell of Sewell, N.J., continues with his
bicycling, this year to Hawaii and Death Valley.
1986: Gregory K. Morrow of Panama City, Fla., is serving as chief
of staff at Bay Medical Center. Lisa A. Scheinin of Redondo
Beach, Calif., rode her 1000th roller coaster in May. The event occurred
in Japan, where she plans to return as a trip leader with her coaster
club.
1987: Charles P. Fitch and wife Ruth of Clarksville, Tenn., report
that twin daughters Amanda and Jessica are sophomores in college, and
son Dylan is a sophomore in high school.
1988: Ira Chang of Evergeen, Colo., has formed Blue Sky Neurology,
a new practice. She and husband William report the birth of Grayson Patrick
Richmond, their second. Their first born is now three.
1989: J. William Cook of Catonsville, Md., offers his condolences
to the Woodward family and a heart-felt thanks to Dr. Woodward for his
positive influence on the class of 1989. In November 1999, John
J. Hanrahan of Park City, Utah, gave up his family practice to
become co-founder of The Hope Alliance. The non-profit provides medical,
surgical, construction, and humanitarian support to places like Guatemala,
Peru, Ghana and Haiti.
1991: Lisa Beaudet of Takoma Park, Md., reports that
son Arlo, a recent kindergarten graduate, has been a great inspiration
and stabilizing force for her since the death of husband Thomas B. Miles
in June 2004. Matthew G. Kramer of Dayton, Ohio is chair
of the department of anesthesiology at Miami Valley Hospital. Robert
E. Rainer of New York City is pleased to report that his private
Ob/Gyn practice was rated the highest volume solo practice in Brooklyn
during 2004.
1992: Virginia Powel and husband Michael Bay are still living
in Tulsa, Okla. Their girls—four-year-old Lilly and one-year-old
Laurel—are doing well.
1993: Debra B. Hurtt and husband Michael Stasko
of Cumberland, Md., welcomed their first child, Lily Rose, on March 17.
1994: Konni E. Bringman and husband Neil O’Callaghan of
Severna Park, Md., announce the birth of Kathleen Elizabeth in June.
Suzanne Carr is practicing family medicine with Bowdoin Medical
Center and lives in Brunswick, Maine. Scott E. LaBorwit
and wife Lisa, ’98, of Clarksville, Md., are expecting
their fourth child in November. LaShauna McIntosh has
a private Ob/Gyn practice in Wilmington, Del., and husband Karl also has
a private practice in psychiatry. Son Nigel is five years old and Mitchell
is two. Denise D. Parker and husband Kevin Hawkins of
Studio City, Calif., report the birth of Zoey Faith Hawkins on November
2, 2004. Kenneth Sibila and wife Jennifer of Baltimore
celebrated the birth of Jaqueline Anne, their second, on October 4, 2004.
Doyle Yeager and wife Laura of Bristol, Ind., announce the birth
of twins Alyvia and Ellianna on December 8, 2004.
1995: Mitesh Kothari and wife Erin of Hagerstown, Md., report
that daughter Kendall started kindergarten, and son Jack is in pre-K.
Mitesh’s practice is expanding to six providers.
1996: Christian Bounds of Salisbury, Md., reports that daughter
Elizabeth Ann is two years old and Catherine Ruth is four. He and wife
Marybeth recently celebrated their 12th anniversary, and Chris says he
is looking forward to seeing everyone in spring at the 10th reunion. After
working for six employers in six years in Tampa, Fla., Paula Boyle
has moved to rural north Georgia and enjoys working in an all-female practice
where she specializes in family medicine. Joy Collins
is serving a pediatric surgery fellowship at Children’s Hospital
of Philadelphia. Mary Craig of Bel Air, Md., works part-time
in family medicine. She and husband Ken have two children: Gavin, age
five; and Cassidy, age three. Mary enjoys bookclub, going to the gym,
and getting together with friends. Greta Hawkins-Mathis
of Kansas City, Mo., practices family medicine with State Line Medical
Group and is a faculty member with the Goppert-Trinity Family Practice
Residency Program. Son Douglas is five years old and Joshua is about to
turn two. Lisa Miller and husband Mark Milburn of Waynes-boro,
Pa., announce the birth of Bryce Emelia on May 12. Son Jake will turn
two next year. Monica D. Sarang of Los Angeles reports
that she is busy enjoying life in sunny California with husband Bryan
and two sons.
1997: Ruwanthi Campano of Lancaster, Calif., recently opened
her own private otolaryngology practice in Los Angeles, and husband Angelo
joined a local law firm. Riba Kelsey-Harris and husband
Raynal of Atlanta announce the birth of son Hanif Bakari on February 7.
Riba is an assistant professor in the department of family medicine at
Morehouse School of Medicine. Lee A. Maddox of York,
Pa., is a founding partner of Lung, Sleep and Critical Care Consultants.
He and wife Susan have two sons: Logan, age six; and Ethan, age two. Jane
Wang and husband Tom of Grasonville, Md., celebrated a 10th wedding
anniversary in September. Son David is six years old and Matthew is four.
1998: Ryokei K. Imai of La Palma, Calif., is a partner at Southern
California Permanente Medical Group. He and wife Cathy are expecting their
second child in December. Erika S. Kenney and husband
Thomas of Lakewood, Colo., announce the birth of Grant Thomas on July
18. Margaret E. McCusker and husband Tin Way
are working in Sacramento, Calif. Margaret is with the California Department
of Health Services and Tin is with Kaiser Permanente. Otha Myles
of Columbia, Md., is chief of the vaccine research center for the U.S.
Army HIV Research Program, following completion of his infectious disease
fellowship at Walter Reed. Megan O’Brien is out
of the U.S. Army after a four-month tour in Iraq. She is living in Durham,
N.C., while husband Seth completes a fellowship at Duke University. Karen
P. Riegert and husband Jamie moved to Colorado Springs, as Jamie
recently retired from the U.S. Navy and is now employed by SAIC. After
on-and-off training in pediatrics at Maryland, Karen has chosen to stay
home with their three children: Elizabeth, age nine; Philip, age eight;
Kenneth, age six; and Suzanne, age four. The Riegert family lost baby
Katherine Ruth 11 days after her birth last November. Daughter Elizabeth
is a five-year survivor of her recurrent medulloblastoma. Rachel
Exelbert Schreiber and husband Daniel of Rockville, Md., announce
the birth of Samuel, born in April. Big brother Benjamin, who is two years
old, is adjusting. Rachel is practicing allergy/immunology in Germantown.
Emily Cootauco White and husband Drew
moved to Reisterstown, Md., with son Jackson, age three, and daughter
Isabella, age one. Emily works at GBMC and Drew is at Carroll Hospital
Center.
1999: Andrew C. Kramer has joined the faculty at Maryland in
the division of urology. James L. Medina and wife Stacie
of Lancaster, Pa., announce the arrival of Adrian James, their second,
on April 6. Sarah A. Mess of Washington, D.C., married
Jonathan McGee on June 11. She has opened a solo plastic surgery practice
in Columbia, and the couple will soon move to Clarksville. Mallory
Williams of Southfield, Mich., is chief administrative surgery
resident. He and wife Patrice are pleased to announce the birth of Zoe,
their third daughter. Shahid A. Zaidi and wife Shelley
of Eglin AFB, Fla., announce the birth of Imani Gabriella on February
17. The couple celebrated a one-year wedding anniversary on January 24.
2000: Tamara L. Burgunder of Baltimore enjoyed seeing
friends at the 5th reunion in May. Jianping Yang of Burnsville,
Minn., welcomed the arrival of daughter Lindsay, her first, on April 18.
2001: Sara Benjamin is serving a one-year fellowship in electrophysiology
and sleep medicine at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center after completing
a neurology residency at George Washington University. Elizabeth
Ives and husband Chris McFadden of Philadelphia announced the
birth of Henry Ives McFadden on August 4. Barton F. Lane
and wife Akiko Mizuno of Elkridge, Md., announce the birth of Charlotte
Natsuki on September 23, 2004. Lane is in the final year of residency
training in radiology at Maryland. Joshua Roffman of
Boston received the Hackett Award, the top honor given to a graduating
senior psychiatry resident at Mass General Hospital.
2002: Tracey Clark of Baltimore is practicing both in-patient
and clinical pediatrics at Sinai Hospital after completing a pediatrics
residency at Johns Hopkins. She gave birth to second son Cameron in January
2004. Scott M. Katzen of Columbia, Md., is a chief resident
in internal medicine at Maryland, and he has matched for a cardiology
fellowship here starting in July 2006. Daniel Kauffman
and wife Heather of Charlottesville, Va., announce the birth of Matthew
Caldwell on March 9, joining older brother Seth. Andrew McGlone
and wife Sara of Annapolis, Md., announce the birth of Caroline Edith
on March 20. Eugenia C. Robertson and husband John of
Glen Burnie, Md., announce the birth of Delanie Rae on March 17. Francis
M. Segreti and wife Eileen both work at Children’s Hospital
of Philadelphia.
2003: Thomas C. Dean of Seattle reports that he and Carrie were
recently married. Bridget A. Hilliard of Reading, Pa.,
is chief resident for her third-year of residency in family medicine at
Reading Hospital. She is looking forward to moving the family to Hagers-town
or Gettysburg after graduation in 2006. Christopher C. Nagle
is doing locum tenens family practice in Hull, Mass., and will be returning
to Baltimore for specialty training at Johns Hopkins. Matthew
Ortman of Philadelphia will begin a fellowship in cardiology
at Thomas Jefferson University in 2006.
2004: Aditee Ambardekar of Bowie, Md., will be married in April
2006. Peter Buonaccorsi of Baltimore married Regina Smardon
on May 29, 2004. Romina M. Thomas and Owen Thomas,
’07, are pleased to announce the birth of son Dylan Magno.
Faculty & Former Faculty
Misbah Khan of Baltimore was inducted into the Maryland
Women’s Hall of Fame in 2000. George Lawrence of
Columbia, Md., clinical associate professor of medicine, has served as
chief of endocrine service at St. Agnes Hospital since 1971. Stephen
C. Schimpff of Columbia, Md., is a voluntary professor of medicine
and member of Maryland’s cancer center with some teaching responsibilities
for fellows and residents and a modest role in a cancer center grant.
This follows his retirement as CEO of the University of Maryland Medical
System in March 2003 and 30 years on campus.