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Charles R. “Chick” Jarrell (JD ’42),July2, 2006, High Point, NC. He practiced lawin High Point for over 60 years. He tookspecial pride in representing those lessfortunate.Samuel Herbert Massey Jr. (’42), June16, 2006, Warrenton, NC. He served in theU.S. Navy in World War II and theKorean War. He practiced dentistry inWarrenton for over 46 years. He receivedthe North Carolina Dental Society’sCitizenship Award.Dewey F. Nye Jr. (’43), April 23, 2006,Myrtle Beach, SC. He served three yearswith the Naval Dental Corps and practiceddentistry in Hartsville and thenColumbia, SC, for 25 years. He was thefirst full-time endodontist in SouthCarolina, was a life member of theSouthern Endodontic Study Group, adiplomat of the American Board ofEndodontics and a fellow of theInternational College of Dentistry.Robert C. Pope (’43, MD ’45), May 28,2006, Wilson, NC. He was a retired pediatrician,member of the American HeartAssociation, American Red Cross,American Cancer Society, Cystic Fibrosis,Wilson County Medical Society, NCMedical Society, Southern MedicalAssociation, American MedicalAssociation, NC Pediatric Society,Kiwanis Club and a past president of theWake Forest University School ofMedicine Alumni.Jean Bailey Brooks (MD ’44), June 17,2006, Greensboro, NC. She was the firstwoman to graduate from the BowmanGray School of Medicine and the firstwoman to serve as president of theBowman Gray Alumni Association.Along with her husband, the late Dr.James Taylor Brooks, she practicedmedicine in Greensboro, where shewas the city’s first female gynecologist,from 1948 until 1988. She served on themedical school’s Board of Visitors andon the boards of various arts organizationsin Greensboro. She and her husbandwere also major benefactors to themedical school.William C. Palmer (’44), May 12, 2006,Shelby, NC. He served in the Army AirForce during World War II. He workedfor 18 years as personnel director ofHudson Hosiery Mill and retired after 17years as personnel and public relationsdirector of J.P. Stevens Co.Lois Odom Dameron (’45), April 24,2006, Tabor City, NC.Carolyn Owenby Copeland (’47), June4, 2006, Wake Forest, NC. She was aretired chemist with the NC Departmentof Agriculture Soil Testing Division.Riley Moore Jordan (’47, MD ’51),May8, 2006, Pinehurst, NC. He was a familyphysician in Hoke Country (Raeford, NC)for 52 years and served on the staff ofMoore Memorial Hospital in Pinehurstfor 29 years. He served on theUniversity’s board of trustees in the1970s. He also served 22 years on theHoke County Board of Education andfour years on the Hoke County Board ofCommissioners.Charles W. Snell Jr. (’47), June 16, 2006,Greenville, NC. He served in the U.S.Marine Corps during World War II andthe Korean War. He worked for theNC Department of Transportation for35 years, retiring as division engineerin 1983.Jesse Edward Glasgow (’48), June 7,2006, Glen Arm, MD. He served in theArmy during World War II. He was aretired financial editor and columnistfor The Sun in Baltimore, where he hadworked since 1953.Clyde D. Hardin (’48), May 24, 2006,Charlotte, NC. He was in the U.S. Navyduring World War II and a civilian scientistand executive in Defense Electronicsfor 40 years. He became technical directorof the U.S. Army Electronics Researchand Development Command.John Dewitte Muse Jr. (’49), Jan. 20,2006, Granite Falls, NC. He was a WorldWar II veteran. He was a funeral directorin Ahoskie, NC, and was postmaster atWindfall, Gatesville, Conway andGranite Falls, NC, retiring in 1986.Charles George Owen (’49), April 18,2006, Delray Beach, FL. He served in theAir Force during World War II. He wasdrafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers andwas a teacher and coach from 1951 untilretiring as a guidance counselor in 1983.George H. Pryor (’49), July 6, 2006,Orlando, FL. He served during WorldWar II aboard an aircraft carrier. Hetaught and coached in the OrangeCounty School System, retiring after40 years.Carl David Rosenbaum (’49), June 25,2006, Fayetteville, NC. He retired in1992 as vice president of industrialsales at North Carolina Natural Gasin Fayetteville.Phyllis Timberlake Ross (’49), May 15,2006, Charlotte, NC. She was a retiredteacher, having taught in Coats andMatthews, NC, and 20 years at McClintockJr. High School in Charlotte, NC.Service ofRemembrancePLEASE JOIN FELLOW MEMBERSOF THE WAKE FOREST FAMILYFOR A MEMORIAL SERVICE TOHONOR ALUMNI AND FACULTYWHO HAVE PASSED AWAYBETWEEN OCTOBER 2005 ANDAUGUST 2006.The service will be held duringHomecoming weekend onSaturday, September 30 at 9:30a.m. in Wait Chapel.www.wfu.edu/alumni SEPTEMBER 2006 61