1924

• (Aug 9) Born Philadelphia, PA
• Grew up in Burlington, NJ and Riverside, NJ

1932

• Started playing tennis
• Attended Moorestown Friends School
• Worked at Zurbrugg Memorial Hospital cleaning Operating Rooms

1942

• Graduated Riverside High School
• Statistician at Pennsylvania Railroad, Philadelphia, PA
• Enlisted Army Air Corp
• Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
• Aviation Cadet – Oswego States Teachers College, NY (9 weeks)
• Aviation Cadet – Basic Pilot Training – Maxwell Field, Montgomery, AL

1944

• (April) Passed solo flight. Promoted 1st Lt.
• Airplane Commanders School, Casper, WY
• (July) B-24 Crew formed

1945

• (Feb 3) First B-17 Mission, Lavenham, England
• (Apr 7) Last B-17 Mission, Lavenham, England
• (Sep) Married Elizabeth Jane Moore
• (Nov) Demobilized, Tampa, FL

1946

• Lived in Riverside, NJ
• University of Pennsylvania Bachelor & Masters
• (June) Kurt Budd born
• Lived on Broad St. Philadelphia, PA

1947

• 1947 – 1951 University of Pennsylvania, B.A. Zoology
• 1947 – 1950 Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology, Research Assistant, Cancer Research

1950

• 1950 – 1953 University of Pennsylvania Medical School, Dept of Pathology, Research Assistant

1951

• 1951 – 1953 University of Pennsylvania, M.A. Pathology
• National Cancer Institute Fellowship
• (Oct) Karen born
• Moved to Merchantville, NJ

1953

• University of Pennsylvania Graduate School – Physiology
• Aviation Physiologist, Naval Are Development Center, US Navy, Johnsville, PA, Aviation Medical Acceleration Lab

1954

• 1954 – 1958 Western Reserve University Medical School, M.D.
• 1954 – 1956 Research Fellow, Institute of Pathology, Western Reserve University

1956

• 1956 – 1958 Fellow in Oncology, Dept of Pathology, Western Reserve University

1958

• Graduated Western Reserve University Medical School, M.D.
• Awarded Alpha Omega Alpha
• 1958 – 1963 The Lankenau Hospital, Philadelphia, PA. Internship and Residency
• Intern & Residency in OB/GYN, Lankenau Hospital, PA

1963

• Asst. Professor, Hahnemann Hospital of Jefferson Medical College

1965

• (Feb) John Peter born

1966

• Western Reserve School of Medicine and University Hospitals
• Moved to Shaker Heights, OH

1967

• Founding member of Cleveland Racquet Club

1968

• Promoted Professor, Western Reserve School of Medicine
• Founding member of Society of Gynecologic Oncology

1980

• Professor, Reproductive Biology and Gynecological Oncology

1986

• Professor, Ireland Cancer Center, University Hospitals of Cleveland

1988

• Awarded Papanicolaou Award, highest award by the American Society of Cytopathology

1989

• Retired Professor Emeritus, University Hospitals

2010

• Retired from tennis

2015

• (Jan 10) Died, Shaker Heights, OH
• Buried Beverly National Cemetery, NJ