Ronald Elliott Graeser I have lived in the woodlands country 6 miles east of Fremont, Michigan since 1972. FAMILY: I am still married to my wife of 1967 whom I met while in medical school in Chicago. We have three grown daughters two of whom are married and all of whom work at sundry jobs. There are two grandchildren from our middle duaghter. EDUCATION AND CAREER: After CHS I attended the U. of Ariz and graduated in 1962 in EE. After working for a year for the Federal Aviation Agency as an electronics field engineer I took postgraduate premedical studies for two years at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan and then attended the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine graduating in 1970. A rotating internship and residency in pathology filled out my medical education and training. I have worked for varying years as a general practitioner (about 15 years), forensic pathologist (25 years), Army physician (20 years in the Army Reserves), emergency room physician (about 8 years) and sundry clinics. Many of these years overlap. Along the way I've been able to see much of our culture and society up close. Very interesting. VIEWPOINTS: I espouse the Reformed teachings of Christianity and have followed them pretty closely during my life. I have championed "Sanctity of Life" for decades paying varying prices for that stand. You may see my yard, house and "Sanctity of Life" yard display at: Auto repair, welding, woodworking, gardening, reading have been continuing hobbies. STORIES: Especially in forensic pathology I have stories of findings and deductions that figured prominently in crime solving (almost always homocide). |
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Catalina High School, Tucson, Arizona, USA |
Ronald Elliott Graeser I have lived in the woodlands country 6 miles east of Fremont, Michigan since 1972. FAMILY: I am still married to my wife of 1967 whom I met while in medical school in Chicago. We have three grown daughters two of whom are married and all of whom work at sundry jobs. There are two grandchildren from our middle duaghter. EDUCATION AND CAREER: After CHS I attended the U. of Ariz and graduated in 1962 in EE. After working for a year for the Federal Aviation Agency as an electronics field engineer I took postgraduate premedical studies for two years at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan and then attended the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine graduating in 1970. A rotating internship and residency in pathology filled out my medical education and training. I have worked for varying years as a general practitioner (about 15 years), forensic pathologist (25 years), Army physician (20 years in the Army Reserves), emergency room physician (about 8 years) and sundry clinics. Many of these years overlap. Along the way I've been able to see much of our culture and society up close. Very interesting. VIEWPOINTS: I espouse the Reformed teachings of Christianity and have followed them pretty closely during my life. I have championed "Sanctity of Life" for decades paying varying prices for that stand. You may see my yard, house and "Sanctity of Life" yard display at: Auto repair, welding, woodworking, gardening, reading have been continuing hobbies. STORIES: Especially in forensic pathology I have stories of findings and deductions that figured prominently in crime solving (almost always homocide). |
