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Dr. Robert I. Ayerst , a retired gynecologist and obstetrician, died Friday of kidney failure at his home. He was 71.
Dr. Ayerst was born in Wilkinsburg, Pa., and lived in New Orleans the past 40 years.
He was a graduate of the Japanese Language School at Yale University, a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Trinity College of Duke University and Duke University School of Medicine.
He began his career as an intern at Duke Hospital and was a research assistant at Cornell Medical School in New York.
He completed his residency at New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center and Roosevelt Hospital.
He served on the staffs of Sara Mayo Hospital, Touro Infirmary, East Jefferson General Hospital and Doctor's Hospital. He also taught at Tulane University's medical school.
He was a diplomat of the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology and was a fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology. He was a member of the Jefferson and Greater New Orleans obstetrical and gynecological societies and helped establish the Jefferson society. He was head of gynecology at East Jefferson General Hospital. He was also a president of the American Cancer Society.
He was an Army veteran of World War II.
Survivors include his wife, Jane Byrd Ruffin Ayerst; a son, Robert I. Ayerst Jr. of Germantown, Tenn.; a daughter, Elizabeth Ayerst Farber of Metairie; and four grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Trinity Church Episcopal, 1329 Jackson Ave. Visitation will begin at 1 p.m.
Burial will be private.
Lake Lawn Metairie Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
--Published in the Times-Picayune, Monday, May 25, 1998 | Ayerst, Robert Irwin (I11235)
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Dr. Thomas Blanch Bloomfield was born in New York City, November 17, 1846. He was the son of Judge William Bloomfield and Catherine Van Mater Croes-Bloomfield. Paternally, he was related to former New Jersey Governor Joseph Bloomfield; maternally, he was a direct descendant of the early Dutch settlers.
In his younger days, Dr. Bloomfield attended NYC schools, and at the age of seventeen he entered Rutgers College in New Brunswick, N. J. He received the degree of Doctor of Medicine from the College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York City. He held many professional positions, including those at the General Hospital for the Insane at Middletown, Conn., and the Epileptic Hospital on Blackwell?s Island, New York.
On July 16, 1876, he married Miss Nellie B. Luther of East Haddam. Following the wedding Dr. Bloomfield and his wife moved to Saybrook for two years and then to Westbrook where he remained until his death on February 17, 1905.
Dr. Bloomfield was a physician who was in love with his profession; he was well-respected and well-loved by his patients. He strove to heal the sick and comfort the sorrowing, often under the most trying circumstances. He never refused a professional call, and went as cheerfully to the penniless as to the rich. Many of his patients would proclaim: ?Dr. Bloomfield was so kind to us when we were in trouble.?
He was considered an exceptionally clever diagnostician and his medical skill will long remain a by-word in Westbrook and its vicinity. Dr. Bloomfield was frank and out-spoken, and had many critics but none could cast any slurs on his professional ability.
At the time of his death, Dr. Bloomfield was the Health Officer and Medical Examiner for his town and Examining Physician for all the leading Life Insurance Companies doing business in the section covered by his practice.
He was a member of the Episcopal Church and it was largely through his efforts that the present church edifice in Westbrook was built.
Dr. Bloomfield was survived by his widow and seven children: Catherine Van Mater Croes, of New York City, James Brownlee of Ivoryton, Conn., William, of St. Louis, Mo., Thomas Blanch, Jessie, Eva and Luther, who were living at home with their mother. He was predeceased by his daughter Grace.
Dr. Bloomfield was interred in Cypress Cemetery, Westbrook. Connecticut, USA.
Obituary/bio information submitted by David C. Bradley | Bloomfield, Dr. Thomas Blanch (I24121)
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Dr. William J. Hoover March 26, 1928 ? July 6, 2010 at 82 years old, Bill passed away in Colorado Springs, Colorado, after suffering a stroke. Bill was the beloved husband of Ellen Hoover for over 60 years. He will be forever remembered by his adoring children Mike Hoover, Jane Bartlett, and Laura Thiel; treasured grandchildren Emily Kiefer, K.C. Gillispie, Brian, Clay, and Mike Bartlett and Grace Thiel; prized great grandchildren Ashlyn, Clarissa, Adriana and Kamryn; loving sister Mary Council and caring in-laws Bobi Hoover, Bob Bartlett, Dave Thiel, Dustin Kiefer, and Lisa Bartlett, along with countless other friends and family whom were blessed to know him.
Born and raised in Champaign, Illinois, Bill was one of two children born to the late Scott and Dorothy Hoover. After graduating high school in Champaign, Bill went on to receive his Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, and Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Illinois, majoring in Food Technology with minors in Business Administration and Mathematical Statistics.
As President and Chief Executive Officer of the American Institute of Baking for 18 years, Bill left his mark worldwide. His worked enhanced food safety, processing, distribution, and nutrition at home, in the U.S., and abroad. Bill's work and research helped improve the nutritional value of food in 67 countries.
Prior to his time with A.I.B., Bill was Director for the Food and Feed Grain Institute and Head of Kansas State University's Department of Grain Science and Industry. Throughout his distinguished career, Bill served on numerous boards and committees in areas as varied as he was dynamic. He was honored numerous times throughout his life including Kansas Scientist of the Year, 2007 inductee into the Baking Hall of Fame and Citizen of the Year in Manhattan, KS, in 1981.
Bill loved being with his family and friends. He was an avid golfer, dedicated follower of all Kansas State and University of Illinois athletics, and enthusiastic violinist. He inspired all who knew him with his wit, integrity, and charm. Bill was especially talented at bringing smiles to the faces of those around him with his trademark sense of humor.
Friends and family are invited to attend a memorial service on July 10, 2010 at 10:30 a.m. at the First United Methodist Church, 612 Poyntz Ave., Manhattan, KS 66502, with Reverends Nancy J Kollhoff and Ben Duerfeldt officiating.
A memorial scholarship has been established in Bill's name at the American Institute of Baking and may be left in care of the Yorgensen-Meloan-Londeen Funeral Home, 1616 Poyntz Avenue, Manhattan, KS 66502 or the American Institute of Baking, 1213 Baker's Way, Manhattan, Kansas 66502.
Here, you were our idol
In our minds you'll always be
Your soul is now free | Hoover, William J. (I19962)
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Driver of Dump Truck Pronounced Dead at Scene
Scott County Sheriff's crash investigators are trying to determine what caused the driver of a dump truck to lose control of the vehicle and crash Friday evening.
Investigators said the crash occurred on Scott Park Road, also known as Veterans Highway, about 5 p.m. Scott Park Road is Old U.S. 61. The crash occurred about two miles north of Park View.
Investigators said the driver, who is from DeWitt, Iowa, was northbound when the vehicle swerved onto the east shoulder, then went into the ditch. When the truck came out of the ditch, it rolled several times.
Skid marks could be seen for several hundred feet south of where the vehicle came to rest in the middle of the roadway.
The driver, who was not wearing a seatbelt, was thrown from the vehicle. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
An autopsy will be conducted to determine if a medical condition contributed to the crash, or if the driver was killed by the crash.
The man's name was not being released Friday. | Pennock, Raymond Myrl (I20328)
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Dropped dead in barnyard, Bedford Township. Was found dead about 11am. Was loading wagon, evidently farmer work. Had heart trouble. - from Death Record | Pennock, Forrest A. (I05023)
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Dropsy | Stearns, William (I18909)
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Dropsy 11 months | Barrett, Joseph (I05996)
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Dropsy; 3 months | Munro, Jane Ann (I02874)
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Dropsy; 3 months. | Munro, Margaret (I02664)
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Dropsy; two months | Rintoul, Mary (I02643)
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Drowned | Sneary, Walter LeRoy (I21894)
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Drowned | Horsnell, William Maurice (I11126)
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Drowned after boat upset in Rideau River. | Paul, Napoleon (I1964)
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Drowned in a boating accident. | Hazlewood, William (I01129)
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Drowned in bath. | Gallagher, Jeanne Ruth (I3429)
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Drowned in Duncan Lake, Nipissing, Ontario | King, William James (I00638)
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Drowned in Lake Nosbonsing, offshore from Sunnyside Road, west of Bonfield, Ontario. | Rich, Calvin Vincent (I1122)
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Drowned in Mad River; canoe accident. | Anderson, Graham Reed (I6613)
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Drowned in the Pawcatuck River | Burch, Thomas (I29878)
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Drowned in the Pembina River near Manola, Alberta. | Foster, Marilyn Jean (I7300)
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Drowned in the Red River. | Lamb, Dora Elizabeth Ruth (I02295)
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Drowned in the Swanzey River | Tiffany, Hezekiah (I5872)
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Drowned in Winooski River | Blish, Steven Laurence (I16132)
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Drowned while boating stone to build a house. | Brockway, Elihue (I27504)
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Drowned while swimming at Mud Creek | Grawbarger, Lori Jayne (I06082)
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Drowning | Schaeffer, Johann Henrich (I29761)
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Drowning as result of motor accident | Stearns, Wilbert Elmer (I18926)
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Drowning as result of motor accident | Stearns, Robert Wesley (I18933)
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Drumlish, Longford, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | Brady, Rose W. (I07025)
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Drummond Township, Canada West | Foster, Robert (I04331)
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Drummond Township, Canada West | Foster, Robert (I04331)
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Drummond Township, Canada West | Foster, Sarah Jane (I04332)
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Drummond Township, Ontario | Munroe, Daniel Everett (I03265)
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Drummond Township, Ontario | Devlin, Henry Roy (I03270)
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Drummond Township, Ontario | Donaldson, Vernon Maxwell (I02240)
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Drummond Township, Ontario | Munro, Ada Baird (I03263)
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Drummond Township, Ontario | Ruttle, Richard Cecil (I03333)
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Drummond Township, Ontario | Traill, David Boyd (I31595)
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Drummond Township, Ontario | Traill, James Edward (I763)
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Drummond Township, Ontario | Young, Elizabeth (I02676)
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Drummond Township, Ontario | Baird, Caroline Euphemia (I02594)
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Drummond Township, Ontario | Munro, John Albert (I02584)
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Drummond Township, Ontario | Family (F0910)
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Drummond Township, Ontario | McFarlane, William Allan (I31411)
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Drummond Township, Ontario | Livingstone, Robert Keith (I6080)
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Drummond Township, Upper Canada | Foster, Alexander (I03549)
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Drummond Township, Upper Canada | Foster, Catherine (I04329)
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Drummond Township, Upper Canada | Foster, Eliza (I04322)
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Drummond Township, Upper Canada | Foster, Thomas R. (I04323)
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Duane Family Photo
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=446b08f2-0eac-46a9-9e69-acc0dd82da3c&tid=24042174&pid=7701 | Austin, Audrey (I06635)
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