School of Medicine Alumni Class Notes 1960s

To: Class of 1960 - It is with sadness that we note the loss of Mack Greer to this life. He was a gentle, caring, respected physician. He was looking forward to a trip with our classmates. - Betty Wray ('60)

Dr. William "Butch" Mulherin ('61)
Athens, GA., has retired after 33 years as University of Georgia Athletic Association physician. He began an orthopedics practice in Athens in 1966.

Dr. Charles Seman ('62)
Still practicing pediatrics full time. Raises and shows maltese dogs with his wife, just for fun (not a breeder). Plans on retiring in a few years (give or take).

Dr. William E. Silver ('63)
who practices facial plastic surgery in Atlanta, has been named group vice president-elect for public and regulatory affairs of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.

Dr. Matthew Thomas Howard ('67)
Died August 28, 2000 at age 59. He completed a pediatric residency at MCG and was appointed to MCG's medical staff in 1972, where he served on the Pediatric Intensive Care, Utilization Review and Emergency Room committees. He was past chairman of pediatrics at St. Joseph Hospital and a member of the original bylaws committee of the CMC and Southern Perinatal Society. He was an assistant clinical professor at MCG from 1978 to 1996. He was a partner in Tannenbaum and Howard Pediatrics, a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics and co-founder of the Augusta Pediatric Clinic, Augusta's first after-hours pediatrics clinic.
Survivors include his wife, Beverly Myers Howard, a son, Matthew Kevin Howard, and a daughter, Corday Howard Borders.

Dr. Kenneth W. Reeves ('67)
Dr. Ken Reeves has just completed his 27th year of private practice in cardiology in Augusta, GA. He is married to Brenda Harrison Reeves. They have 3 children. Eric is an attorney in Richmond, VA. Gretchen is a part-time accountant and professional mountain bike racer in Boulder, CO. Mark is a 2nd year student at Vanderbilt Law School.

Dr. Barrett Rosen ('68)
Nashville, Tenn., practices orthopedic surgery and is president of the Tennessee Medical Association.

Dr. Charles L. Rice ('68)
Has been appointed vice chancellor for health affairs at the University of Illinois at Chicago. He will continue as professor of surgery and professor of physiology/biophysics. He has been selected for Who's Who in America and Who's Who in the World.

(2002) Dr. Rice - vice chancellor for health affairs and professor of surgery and physiology/biophysics at the University of Chicago, has been named chairman-elect of the Accrediting Council for Graduate Medical Education, the body that oversees the accreditation of all U.S. residency programs.

Dr. John A. Hardin ('69)
Department chairman of the MCG School of Medicine since 1991, accepted a similar role this year at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine.

Dr. Allen Beck ('69)
Has lived in the mountain-ski resort of Crested Butte, Colorado for 12 years and opened the Coal Creek Wellness Center last summer. He is a regular storyteller in the area, doing several new stories a month for preschoolers, the library, and other venues.

Dr. Richard W. Noble ('69)
Died of lung cancer Sept. 7. He lived in Portland, OR, and had a general medical practice with special interest and skill in herbal medicine.

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