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2018 Honor Roll of Donors 2018 Honor Roll of Donors lpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society would like to take this opportunity to thank its members and donors for their generous con- tributions. Your donations, in addition to member annual dues, sup- Aport and expand our 12 national fellowships, grants, and awards for medical students, residents, faculty, and physicians. More than $1,000 donation John H. Martin (1958, Lewis Katz SOM at John S. Carr (1981, Univ. of Illinois) Richard L. Byyny Temple Univ.) Richard D. Chapman (1961, Weill Cornell Medical James G. Chandler (1957, Stanford Univ. SOM) Hugh G. Merriman (1982, Univ. of Washington) College) FirstLink Ronald Lee Nichols (1983, Tulane Univ.) Claude L. Cowan (2015, Howard Univ.) The osiah Macy, Jr. Foundation Rita Pechulis (2002, Sidney Kimmel Medical Glendon G. Cox (1980, Univ. of Kansas) Dee and Elmer Martinez College) Byron D. Danielson (1990, Univ. of North Dakota Wiley Souba* (1978, Univ. of Texas McGovern Jerome B. Posner (1978, Weill Cornell Medical SOM and Health Sciences) Medical School) College) Kwame Dapaah-Afriyie (2018, Warren Alpert Emily Riggs (2008, Univ. of Kansas) Medical School of Brown Univ.) $501–$1,000 donation Alan G. Robinson* (1988, Univ. of Pittsburgh) Paul J. Davis (1994, Albany Medical College) David F. Alstott (1963, Indiana Univ.) Milton W. Roggenkamp (1952, Indiana Univ.) Alan J. Deangelo (1998, Virginia Robert J. Christie (1990, Virginia Commonwealth Kathleen F. Ryan* (1994, MCP Hahnemann) Commonwealth Univ.) Univ.) M. Roy Schwarz (1962, Univ. of Washington) Garth R. Drewry (1951, Harvard Medical School) Seth Hofstetter (1989, Rutgers Robert Wood William H. Swanson (1959, Univ. of Washington) David J. Drutz (1984, Univ. of Louisville) Johnson Medical School) John Tooker* (1970, Univ. of Colorado) Gregg N. Dyste (1983, Univ. of Minnesota) Sukumar Nagendran (1994, Rutgers Robert Roy Witherington (1952, Medical College of Steven David Edbril (1991, Albert Einstein COM) Wood Johnson Medical School) Georgia at Augusta Univ.) Howard J. Eisen (1980, Raymond and Ruth Patrick F. Zazzaro (1975, Rutgers Robert Wood Perelman SOM at the Univ. of Pennsylvania) Johnson Medical School) $101–$250 donation Richard S. Elliott (1969, Univ. of Nebraska) Michael Arthur Alexiou (1995, Univ. of Kansas) Roy D. Elterman (1973, Univ. of Miami) $251–$500 donation Louis F. Amorosa (1979, Rutgers Robert Wood Charles J. Engel (1971, Univ. of Michigan) Zaki A. Ajans (1960, American Univ. of Beirut) Johnson Medical School) Roderic H. Fabian (1979, Univ. of Texas Medical Gladys M. Ayala (2009, New York Medical John Thom s Apgar (1970, Emory Univ.) Branch) College) Gregory J. Argyros (1989, Uniformed Services Karen L. Ferguson (1978, Univ. of Missouri- Donald J. Carek (1956, Medical College of Univ.) Columbia SOM) Wisconsin) Joseph F. Bachman (1957, Univ. of Michigan) Fidelity Charitable Lynn M. Cleary* (1978, Ohio State Univ.) Besh Rhyl Bernardo Barcega (2015, Loma Linda Erling W. Fredell (1954, Stanford Univ. SOM) Denis Donovan (2017, Columbia Univ.) Univ.) Stephen Ryan Gawne (1983, Univ. of Illinois) Berno S. Ebbesson (1970, Univ. of Kansas) Abraham D. Bernanke (1957, New York Univ.) Robert J. Golz (1983, Univ. of Illinois) Diane F. Elson (1985, Univ. of Illinois) Alfreda D. Blackshear (1977, Meharry Medical Stanley N. Graven (1956, Univ. of Iowa) Leo David Fitzgibbon (1987, New York Medical College) Phillip B. Greenburg (1980, Univ. of Toledo College) Mark S. Box (1986, Univ. of Missouri-Columbia COM) Lindsey Fox (2016, Albert Einstein COM) SOM) Thom s J. Grogan (1979, Univ. of Cincinnati) Samuel Goodloe (1968, Howard Univ.) Albert Compton Broders (1972, Duke Univ. SOM) Curtis L. Hagedorn (1999, Rush Medical College) Bryan E. Jewett (1983, Georgetown Univ.) Turner M. Caldwell III (1974, Univ. of Texas Sami J. Harawi (1973, American Univ. of Johnson & Johnson Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas) Beirut) 60 The Pharos/Spring 2019 pp 60-82 Honor roll of donors Sp19.indd 60 5/23/19 12:46 PM 2018 Honor Roll of Donors Dennis L. Hatter (1975, Virginia Commonwealth Nancy Laraine Palmer (1986, Rutgers New Mary Catherine Spires (1988, Michigan State Univ.) Jersey Medical School) Univ. College of Human Medicine) Robert W. Hedger (1964, Wake Forest SOM) Dipa Suman Patel (1995, Wayne State Univ.) Daniel L. Spitz (1980, Medical Univ. of South Alexandra S. Heerdt (1986, Sidney Kimmel Medical Thom s Ross Pollard (1988, Univ. of Texas Health Carolina) College) Science Center at San Antonio) K. Rebecca Steward (1998, Vanderbilt Univ.) Mark Allen Henderson (2013, Indiana Univ.) Alvin C. Powers (1979, Univ. of Tennessee John R. Stroehlein (1967, Univ. of Louisville) Eve J. Higginbotham* (2008, Morehouse SOM) Health Science Center) Joseph Stubbs* (1978, Emory Univ.) Jane M. Hirokane (1990, Loma Linda Univ.) Gerard J. Pregenzer (1983, Rutgers New Jersey Steven G. Thi l (2002, Univ. of Minnesota) Robert Cary Holladay (1987, Louisiana State Medical School) Patricia T. Turner (1975, Louisiana State Univ. Univ. Health Sciences Center in Shreveport) Elizabeth D. Quinlan (1974, Loyola Univ., Stritch SOM in New Orleans) Robert D. Jansen (1979, Emory Univ.) SOM) Daniel J. Ullyot (1963, Univ. of Minnesota) John Power Kane (1956, Oregon Health & Petra Burke Ramirez (2001, Univ. of Puerto Rico) H. Lawrence Vallet (1964, Dalhousie Univ. Science Univ. SOM) John Redpath (1968, McGill Univ. Faculty of Faculty of Medicine) Cynthia Lee Kao (2006, Baylor COM) Medicine) Jerome J. Vernick (1961, Sidney Kimmel Medical Mohammad Karimzada (2017, College) David Geffen SOM at the Steven A. Wartman* (1970, Univ. of California, Los Johns Hopkins Univ.) Angeles) Ken Washenik (1990, Baylor Donald J. Kastens (1981, Univ. of COM) Oklahoma COM) Ray L. Watts (1980, Washington Wilhelmina C. Korevaar (1977, Univ. in St. Louis SOM) Yale Univ. SOM) Aaron B. Weinberg (1986, Univ. Owen Lander (2001, Renaissance of Illinois) SOM at Stony Brook Univ.) Robert A. Whisnant (1961, Hillard M. Lazarus (1974, Univ. of Virginia Commonwealth Univ.) Rochester SOM and Dentistry) Curtis B. Winters (1983, Keck Edward J. Lefeber (1966, Univ. As part of the AΩA Visiting Professor program, funded in part SOM of the Univ. of Southern by contributions, Wiley Souba, MD, met with Western Michigan of Texas Medical Branch) University School of Medicine faculty and students. From left, front California) May Siang Lesar (1965, Wayne row: Joseph Weistroffer, MD; Souba; Thomas Ryan, MD; Peter David J. Wolf (1972, SUNY, State Univ.) Hoeksema; Ashley Akkal; Audrey Jensen; and Beau Prey. From left, Downstate Medical Center) back row: Tyler Gardner; Evan Kohler; Xavier Jean; Jordan Fenlon; John C. Listerman (1973, Univ. of Nathan Whelham; and David Overton, MD. Alejandro A. Zaffaroni (1995, Missouri-Columbia SOM) Honorary) Anthony D. Luna (1982, Univ. of Kansas) John and Kathy Redpath Charitable Fund $51–$100 donation John J. Lytle (1965, Keck SOM of the Univ. of Randall Reves (1975, Univ. of Texas Medical Branch) Hussein D. Abdullatif (2014, Univ. of Alabama at Southern California) Gregory M. Richards (2000, Rutgers New Birmingham SOM) Ellis L. Malone (1970, Medical College of Georgia Jersey Medical School) Robert T. Adlam (1979, Medical College of at Augusta Univ.) Paul G. Robertie (1984, Medical College of Wisconsin) Lawrence F. Marshall (1968, Univ. of Michigan) Georgia at Augusta Univ.) Chowdhury H. Ahsan (2016, Univ. of Nevada, Daniel Martin (2011, Univ. of Tennessee J F. Sarwark (2000, Northwestern Univ.) Reno SOM) Health Science Center) Veronica Lee Schimp (2005, Wayne State Univ.) Jessica Renae Albanese (2016, Univ. of Nevada, Ingerlisa W. Mattoch (2004, Boston Univ. SOM) Edward Schultheiss (1981, Univ. of Illinois) Reno SOM) Betty Moraghan Michael J.J. Seider (1983, Univ. of Texas Roxie M. Albrecht (1988, Michigan State Univ. Philip Knapp Nelson (1950, Raymond and Ruth McGovern Medical School) College of Human Medicine) Perelman SOM at the Univ. of Pennsylvania) John N. Sheagren (1961, Columbia Univ.) C. Bruce Alexander (1970, Univ. of Virginia) Thom s W. Nygaard (1978, Vanderbilt Univ.) Jonas A. Shulman (1959, Univ. of Maryland) James Oren Alexander (1988, Southern Illinois Alice Amy Onady (1987, Wright State Univ. Richard Lloyd Simmons (1972, Indiana Univ.) Univ.) Boonshoft SOM) John R. Slavik (1982, Univ. of Texas Southwestern Lisa P. Allardice (1991, Univ. of Alabama at Philip O. Ozuah (1999, Albert Einstein COM) Medical Center at Dallas) Birmingham SOM) The Pharos/Spring 2019 61 pp 60-82 Honor roll of donors Sp19.indd 61 5/23/19 12:46 PM 2018 Honor Roll of Donors David W. Allen (1968, Duke Univ. SOM) Steven B. Birnbaum (1978, Univ. of Rochester Mark W. Callaway (1973, Louisiana State Univ. Mario R. Nevarez Alonso (2003, Univ. of Puerto SOM and Dentistry) Health Sciences Center in Shreveport) Rico) Edgar R. Black (1976, Raymond and Ruth Kathleen M. Campbell (1997, Univ. of Tennessee Ellen Andrews (1984, Meharry Medical College) Perelman SOM at the Univ. of Pennsylvania) Health Science Center) Cynthia L. Arndell (1994, Univ. of New Mexico) Joshua Skorr Bleier (2000, Raymond and Ruth George J. Caranasos (1962, Johns Hopkins Univ.) William J. Arnold (1967, Univ. of Illinois) Perelman SOM at the Univ. of Pennsylvania) Tatiana Cardenas (2012, Meharry Medical College) Paul Levon Asdourian (1981, SUNY Upstate Reinhardt H. Bodenbender (1955, Univ. of Casey Battaglia Carlisle (2013, Louisiana State Medical Univ. COM) Illinois) Univ. SOM in New Orleans) Robert G. Atnip* (1976, Univ. of Alabama at Joann N. Bodurtha (1979, Yale Univ. SOM) Jerry L. Case (1960, Univ. of Iowa) Birmingham SOM) William M. Boehme (1969, Albany Medical Ken L. Casey (1961, Univ. of Washington) Billy Ballard (1995, Meharry Medical College) College) Janet J. Cash (1993, Univ. of Alabama at James O. Ballard (1968, Univ. of Maryland) Daniel J. Boken (1993, Creighton Univ.) Birmingham SOM) Casey E. Barbaro (2007, Albert Einstein COM) William E. Bolton (1965, Univ. of Illinois) Punit Chadha (2002, Northwestern Univ.) Donald P. Barich (1965, Univ. of Illinois) L. Bradford Boothby (2007, Boston Univ. Nancy L. Chapin (1983, Boston Univ. SOM) Thom s J. Barkley (1984, Univ. of Alabama at SOM) Gerald Charles (1966, Univ.
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