The Pharmacist / Spring 2022 / Volume 44 / Issue 2

Franklin D. Hiter
FRANKLIN D. HITER, BS ’54, MS
’62, passed away on April 8, 2019.
Franklin was a WWII Army Air Corps
veteran who dedicated his life to
family and community service in
the Village of Alsip as civil defense
director and trustee and through
many other Alsip community projects
and activities. He also served many
years on the IL District 218 School
board.
LAWRENCE JAY HORWITZ, BS
’64, passed away on September
21, 2021. Larry was born in the
Bronx and moved to Chicago as
a teenager. After graduating from
Senn High School and the College
of Pharmacy, he went to Coown
Parkway Drugs, which consisted of
several drugstores located in
Chicago and the north suburbs.
Larry was an avid sports fan and
loved opera, theater, and travel.
MILLER H. KALOM, BS ’59,
passed away October 23, 2021.
JOAN M. MASTERS, BS ’74,
passed away on July 16, 2021.
She was retired and a resident of
Chesterfield, Missouri.
Richard W. Piepho
RICHARD W. PIEPHO, BS ’54,
passed away on December 2, 2021.
Richard served two years in the U.S.
Army after graduation. He operated
South Park Pharmacy in Park Ridge,
Illinois, following his service. He sold
the business and retired in 1992 to
Palm Springs, California.
Carl M. Rish
CARL M. RISH, BS ’55, passed
away on January 3, 2022. Carl was
a proud member of the Class of
1955. After graduation, he worked
in retail and clinical settings before
becoming an owner and partner
of Menard Dempster Pharmacy in
Morton Grove, which he operated
for 15 years. Carl then finished
his career working for 22 years at
Walgreens, retiring in his 80s.
Lawrence Jay Horwitz
P L A N T O D AY
A N D I N V E S T I N T H E
future
The University of Illinois Chicago College of
Pharmacy is continually strengthened by the
generosity of our dedicated alumni and friends.
As you reflect on your own goals, we hope you’ll
also consider a deferred gift that will benefit
the college after your lifetime.
We can provide you the language to include the University of
Illinois Foundation for the benefit of the college in your will or
living trust and also custom language for a beneficiary designation
via a retirement plan, whole-life insurance policy, or payable on
death (POD)/transferable on death (TOD) account or to further
designate your bequest in a way that is meaningful to you.
Please contact Associate Director of Gift Planning Geoffrey
Hammond, JD, for more information on how to invest in the future
at the UIC College of Pharmacy.
Office of Gift Planning and Trust Services
University of Illinois Foundation
1305 W. Green St. (MC 386)
Urbana, IL 61801
217.332.5714 | gh15@uif.uillinois.edu
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