Cedar Rapids Gazette, Friday, November 22, 1963 Page 9
Rites Saturday for Dr. June Fisher, 39
IOWA CITY - Dr. June Fisher, 39, assistant professor in the University of Iowa college of medicine, died Thursday afternoon at the University hospital.
A member of the SUI faculty since 1955, Dr. Fisher was the wife of Neil B. Fisher, assistant professor of hygiene and preventive medicine, and chief operator of the SUI water plant. They were married in 1946. They had no children.
Dr. Fisher, of the department of internal medicine, received the M.D. degree from SUI in 1950. She attended Coe college in 1942-44, and completed pre-medical education at the university in 1946, when she received a B.S. degree.
A native of Rugby, N.D., Dr. Fisher was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Grimes of Colesburg, who survive.
Dr. Fisher was a member of 11 professional societies and was a fellow of the American Trudeau society in 1957-58. She wrote seven technical articles.
Services: Saturday at the Oathout chapel. The family requests no flowers. Memorial gifts ay be made to Old Gold Development fund at the university for the June M. Fisher memorial.
Rites Saturday for Dr. June Fisher, 39
IOWA CITY - Dr. June Fisher, 39, assistant professor in the University of Iowa college of medicine, died Thursday afternoon at the University hospital.
A member of the SUI faculty since 1955, Dr. Fisher was the wife of Neil B. Fisher, assistant professor of hygiene and preventive medicine, and chief operator of the SUI water plant. They were married in 1946. They had no children.
Dr. Fisher, of the department of internal medicine, received the M.D. degree from SUI in 1950. She attended Coe college in 1942-44, and completed pre-medical education at the university in 1946, when she received a B.S. degree.
A native of Rugby, N.D., Dr. Fisher was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Grimes of Colesburg, who survive.
Dr. Fisher was a member of 11 professional societies and was a fellow of the American Trudeau society in 1957-58. She wrote seven technical articles.
Services: Saturday at the Oathout chapel. The family requests no flowers. Memorial gifts ay be made to Old Gold Development fund at the university for the June M. Fisher memorial.
Cedar Rapids Gazette, Friday, November 22, 1963 Page 9
Rites Saturday for Dr. June Fisher, 39
IOWA CITY - Dr. June Fisher, 39, assistant professor in the University of Iowa college of medicine, died Thursday afternoon at the University hospital.
A member of the SUI faculty since 1955, Dr. Fisher was the wife of Neil B. Fisher, assistant professor of hygiene and preventive medicine, and chief operator of the SUI water plant. They were married in 1946. They had no children.
Dr. Fisher, of the department of internal medicine, received the M.D. degree from SUI in 1950. She attended Coe college in 1942-44, and completed pre-medical education at the university in 1946, when she received a B.S. degree.
A native of Rugby, N.D., Dr. Fisher was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Grimes of Colesburg, who survive.
Dr. Fisher was a member of 11 professional societies and was a fellow of the American Trudeau society in 1957-58. She wrote seven technical articles.
Services: Saturday at the Oathout chapel. The family requests no flowers. Memorial gifts ay be made to Old Gold Development fund at the university for the June M. Fisher memorial.
Rites Saturday for Dr. June Fisher, 39
IOWA CITY - Dr. June Fisher, 39, assistant professor in the University of Iowa college of medicine, died Thursday afternoon at the University hospital.
A member of the SUI faculty since 1955, Dr. Fisher was the wife of Neil B. Fisher, assistant professor of hygiene and preventive medicine, and chief operator of the SUI water plant. They were married in 1946. They had no children.
Dr. Fisher, of the department of internal medicine, received the M.D. degree from SUI in 1950. She attended Coe college in 1942-44, and completed pre-medical education at the university in 1946, when she received a B.S. degree.
A native of Rugby, N.D., Dr. Fisher was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Grimes of Colesburg, who survive.
Dr. Fisher was a member of 11 professional societies and was a fellow of the American Trudeau society in 1957-58. She wrote seven technical articles.
Services: Saturday at the Oathout chapel. The family requests no flowers. Memorial gifts ay be made to Old Gold Development fund at the university for the June M. Fisher memorial.
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