The University of Louisville Alumni Magazine: for alumni, faculty, staff, students and anyone that is a UofL Cardinal fan.
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6 2 | L O U I S V I L L E . E D U In Memoriam Clyde T. Moore, 45MD, a family practice physician in Fern Creek for 46 years, former president of the Baptist Hospital Medical Staff, long-time team physician for the Louisville Colonels baseball team and two-term chairman of the Jefferson County Board of Education, died at the age of 91. He served in the U.S. Army during World War II, and was a member of Bethlehem Baptist Church in Bremen, Ky. He was formerly a member of Beulah Presbyterian Church where he served as an elder and also a former member of Anchorage Presbyterian Church. Sue N. Fightmaster, AC, a graduate of Atherton High School, assistant to the dean of engineering at Oakland Univer- sity of Rochester, Mich., attended the University of Louisville and was also a member of Kappa Delta sorority. Sue is survived by her loving husband of 55 years, Walter J. Fightmaster, 52A, 54GA, and brother-in-law, Don Fightmaster, 58A, an internationally known one-armed golfer and philanthropist. Charles A. Hodapp, 62A, longtime Alameda resident and steering commit- tee member of the San Francisco Bay Area UofL Alumni Club, passed away at age 75. Hodapp was born in Chicago, enlisted in the U.S. Navy twenty years later, and shortly after was an off cers' candidate at the University of Louisville, where he received his degree and Ensign's stripes. Kathleen B. Drummond, AD, past faculty member of the College of Business, died at the age of 95. The Drummond Execu- tive Center at UofL was named in her honor. She also received a BS in business education from Indiana State University, an MS degree from the University of Illinois, and a PhD from Northwestern University. Melvin D. Dickinson, co-founder of the Bach Society with his wife Margaret, died at the age of 77. Dickinson was leader of the organ department at UofL, a force in Louisville's classical music community, and conducted more than 500 artists over hundreds of concerts for the community choral and orchestral ensem- ble with the Bach Society. He received the 2001 Kentucky Governor's Award in the Arts individual artist award for lifetime achievement. Joseph D. Cole, UofL faculty member, died at the age of 74. An electrical engi- neer faculty member beginning in 1974, he also served as acting department chair from 1991 to 1992, associate chair in 1992, served on Faculty Senate for nine years, on numerous Speed School and departmental committees, and received the UofL Alumni Association's Red Apple Award in 2006. Paul W. Pry, 72B, died at the age of 62. A member of the University of Louisville basketball team, he and his teammates played in the NIT from 1970 to 1971 and went onto the Final Four in 1972. He was also a member of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity at UofL. Pry leaves behind his loving wife of 34 years, Doris, and three children, Lindsay Pry, Kelly Pry and Paul J. Pry. Elizabeth McIntyre, MC James O. Richards, SC Charles William Murphy Victor B. Rosenbaum 1930s Vincent August Barr, 37DMD Ilma Marx Hirsch, 37A Helen Rouse, 37A Shirley Gaillard Boucher, 39A Macon V. Voorhees, 39A 1940s Sara L. Bein, 40A, 67GA Herbert M. Snodgrass, 40MD Max M. Novich, 41MD Nathan Leonard Wener, 41S U. Hayes Holmes, 42A Hyman J. Levine, 42MD Betty Ann Allen, 43A John T. Edelen, 43S Jane Lind Hammill, 43A Nephi K. Kezerian, 43MD James F. Pennington, 43DMD Charles Lorenzo Bland, 44MD William Cates Durham, 44MD John Frank Greene, 44MD Mary Lucinda Kearns, 44A Patricia Ann Keith, 44A Dorothy Loren McCaffrey, 44A Paul G. Stroebel, 44S Francis E. Bauman, 45L Phyllis W. Kozlove, 45A John Wade Walker, 45MD Daniel Humphreys Cannon, 46MD Stanton H. Hirsch, 46DMD William L. Hornback, 46L John R. Smith, 46A, 50MD, 54MR O. James Hurt, 47MD James R. Miller, 47A Raymond L. Sales, 47L John L. Shea, 47A Rubin T. Sher, 47MU Anne Elizabeth Straub, 47A Imogene Zuercher Hansen, 48A Margaret L. Mapother, 48A William Forst Nichols, 48A Reginald J. Phillips, 48MD Gabriel P. Becker, 49B, 56GB Mary Vernon Brown, 49A Arthur C. Coaplen, 49L Searls Lewis Guthrie, 49B Robert L. Hayley, 49A Robert L. Hillerich, 49A Tilden H. Jackson, 49A Margaret Louise Kelsey, 49A Joseph Lee Miller, 49B, 50GA Blaine S. Nashold, 49MD Paul Alan Noller, 49A, 74GA Margene Recht, 49A George E. Reusch, 49L Milton Z. Russman, 49A, 49GA Edward W. Schwartz, 49A Vernon E. Straub, 49A Jane E. Trinkle, 49MU Jean R. Tucker, 49A Mary Allen White, 49A 1950s Mary Miller Bickel, 50A Harry Louis Bockman, 50A Riley Edward Cline, 50B, 55GA Fred E. Coy, 50MD William B. Dodge, 50GS Fay B. Edwards, 50A Herbert Erlichman, 50A Robert K. Foster, 50A, 56GA William B. Hingeley, 50L James R. Hochstrasser, 50A Robert J. Klein, 50B Walter Kleinsteuber, 50MD Perry R. Miller, 50B Jane Trask, 50A Hulda J. Wohltmann, 50MR Hugh Marvin Cohen, 51B Orval P. Gardner, 51B Sanford Philip Greiver, 51A, 55MD Harold D. Haller, 51AH, 57A, 58GA Mary Alice Jimmerson, 51MC George Thomas Jones, 51A Kenneth A. Klemenz, 51B Myrtle Dolores McIntyre, 51MC Edwin Kenneth Whitney, 51B, 53L Everett V. Bargo, 52DMD Margaret E. Clayton, 52GA Merrill L. Davis, 52A Wilbert Hale Goatley, 52A, 52MC Richard Alston Houze, 52A, 55DMD E. Mack Miller, 52S Donald V. Richardson, 52A Norman L. Barrow, 53DMD Imogene Cheesman Bradley, 53MU Andrew E. Diersing, 53A Ann M. Downs, 53MC, 63GE Irvin G. Gardner, 53B Celia Gevelber, 53GK Raymond F. Irby, 53S, 72GS Ewell Elliott McCallum, 53B Lee Warren O'Neal, 53A The university family offers condolences on the passing of the following alumni and friends. Families may submit information by email to myalumni@louisville.edu. U L _ 6 2 6 2 UL_62 62 6 / 2 3 / 1 4 9 : 4 2 A M 6/23/14 9:42 AM