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ALUMNI LISTINGS
Dr. C. Bruce Louderback (’70), founder of the Mission Viejo Veterinary
Hospital in Aurora, Colo., was appointed to a four-year term on the Colorado
State Board of Veterinary Medicine last summer. Dr. Louderback has also
served as mayor of Foxfield, Colo.
Dr. Rosemary LoGiudice (’81), owner of the Country Care Animal
Hospital in Manhattan, Ill., has been chosen as president-elect of the
Illinois State Veterinary Medical Association. Dr. LoGuidice has long been
active in the ISVMA and its board, the Kankakee Valley VMA, and the College
of Veterinary Medicine.
Dr. Stephen B. Hooser (’82), PhD, Dipl. ABVT, recently received
tenure at Purdue University’s School of Veterinary Medicine. He is now
chief of the toxicology section in the Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory
and associate professor in the Department of Veterinary Pathobiology.
Dr. Marian Prybil Rippy (’82) and her husband Randy announce
the birth of their son Andrew Nathan, on October 13, 1999. Dr. Rippy is
a manager and principal veterinary pathologist for Guidant Corporation
in
Minnesota.
Dr. Robin Downing (’86), owner and director of the Windsor (Colo.)
Veterinary Clinic, PC, received the Hill’s Animal Welfare and Humane Ethics
Award at the American Animal Hospital Association’s 67th annual meeting
in April. The award recognizes her outspoken advocacy of the bond between
people and their pets. Dr. Downing writes a weekly newspaper column and
is the author of Pets Living With Cancer: A Pet Owner’s Resource, a 2000
AAHA Press publication.
Dr. Cheryl S. Rosenfeld (’95) completed a PhD degree in the Department
of Animal Sciences at the University of Missouri-Columbia in May. Her advisor
was Dr. R. Michael Roberts, a member of the National Academy of Sciences.
Dr. Kathryn E. Cochran (’96) married William Duncan, a first
lieutenant in the United States Army, on November 6. Classmates Jennifer
Erdtmann Langan and George Langan participated in the wedding. Dr. Cochran
is a small animal practitioner in Savannah, Ga.
IN MEMORIAM
Dr. Denzil E. Dees (’54), of Urbana, Ill., died on April 19.
Dr. Dees taught in the College’s Department of Physiology and Pharmacology
and for 24 years worked for the Illinois Department of Children and Family
Services. A World War II veteran who landed at Omaha Beach, he was buried
at Arlington National Cemetery.
Dr. Ray D. Hatch, professor of clinical medicine at the University
of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine from 1948 to 1977, died May
14 in Urbana, Ill. In 1937 Dr. Hatch earned a D.V.M. and master’s degree
from Iowa State University, where he taught anatomy until 1941. He also
taught briefly at Michigan State and Virginia Polytechnic Institute before
coming to Illinois. At Illinois Dr. Hatch headed the ambulatory clinic
and also served as acting head of the departments of clinical medicine
and of anatomy and histology.