Robert Fayer, MD. 10-11-12 at age 81. Survived by his wife of 47 years, Maudine (Adair); daughter Dina; sister Annette (Alfred) Stolberg; sisters-in-law Bobby Jean Clark & Phyllis (Brian) Hole; many nieces & nephews. Dr. Fayer graduated from University of Rochester in 1953, & SUNY College of Medicine, Syracuse in 1957. Dr. Fayer, an Army Captain, served at a M.A.S.H. unit in Korea. Dr. Fayer practiced at 3 hospitals, primarily in Orange County, CA, ran the Trauma Center at the Fountain Valley Regional Hospital, then relocated to Seattle, WA, specializing in Family Medicine. The Fayer family enjoyed traveling, visiting museums, art galleries, archeological ruins, & collecting antiques. Dr. Fayer was passionate about living life to the fullest.
Published in Rochester Democrat And Chronicle on October 28, 2012
Published in Rochester Democrat And Chronicle on October 28, 2012
Robert Fayer, MD. 10-11-12 at age 81. Survived by his wife of 47 years, Maudine (Adair); daughter Dina; sister Annette (Alfred) Stolberg; sisters-in-law Bobby Jean Clark & Phyllis (Brian) Hole; many nieces & nephews. Dr. Fayer graduated from University of Rochester in 1953, & SUNY College of Medicine, Syracuse in 1957. Dr. Fayer, an Army Captain, served at a M.A.S.H. unit in Korea. Dr. Fayer practiced at 3 hospitals, primarily in Orange County, CA, ran the Trauma Center at the Fountain Valley Regional Hospital, then relocated to Seattle, WA, specializing in Family Medicine. The Fayer family enjoyed traveling, visiting museums, art galleries, archeological ruins, & collecting antiques. Dr. Fayer was passionate about living life to the fullest.
Published in Rochester Democrat And Chronicle on October 28, 2012
Published in Rochester Democrat And Chronicle on October 28, 2012
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