Credited largely with making Dallas the medical center of the Southwest. He was also the founder of the Southwestern Medical Foundation and built the Medical Arts Building. His father, a Confederate Army veteran, died when he was 3 months old.
Survived by his wife the former Miss Georgie Fonda Schneider, a son, E. H. Cary Jr., three daughters, Mrs. Ogden Brower of North Tarrytown, NY, Mrs. William L. Carwile of Oklahoma City, OK, and Mrs. John Hill of Houston; a brother J. M. Cary of Houston; a sister, Mrs. Lucille Cary Lowry of Dallas, and seven grandchildren.
Survived by his wife the former Miss Georgie Fonda Schneider, a son, E. H. Cary Jr., three daughters, Mrs. Ogden Brower of North Tarrytown, NY, Mrs. William L. Carwile of Oklahoma City, OK, and Mrs. John Hill of Houston; a brother J. M. Cary of Houston; a sister, Mrs. Lucille Cary Lowry of Dallas, and seven grandchildren.
Credited largely with making Dallas the medical center of the Southwest. He was also the founder of the Southwestern Medical Foundation and built the Medical Arts Building. His father, a Confederate Army veteran, died when he was 3 months old.
Survived by his wife the former Miss Georgie Fonda Schneider, a son, E. H. Cary Jr., three daughters, Mrs. Ogden Brower of North Tarrytown, NY, Mrs. William L. Carwile of Oklahoma City, OK, and Mrs. John Hill of Houston; a brother J. M. Cary of Houston; a sister, Mrs. Lucille Cary Lowry of Dallas, and seven grandchildren.
Survived by his wife the former Miss Georgie Fonda Schneider, a son, E. H. Cary Jr., three daughters, Mrs. Ogden Brower of North Tarrytown, NY, Mrs. William L. Carwile of Oklahoma City, OK, and Mrs. John Hill of Houston; a brother J. M. Cary of Houston; a sister, Mrs. Lucille Cary Lowry of Dallas, and seven grandchildren.
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