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""TO BUILD A BETTER WORLD"" My important accomplishments. Much of my motivation came from my mother's side of the family. My mother wrote poetry and kept a diary. Her sister, Martha Cook, had artist abilities. Not to be overlooked was my father's influence on my financial wellbeing and strength of character. My life consisted of important evolving phases. My first interest was art, which started at approximately age ten. The second phase, woodworking, began a few years later. My interest in writing began when I was chairman of pathology at University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine. Motivation came from experiences in grade school #57. My art teacher, Martha Barber, encouraged my artistic abilities, and shop teacher Hershel Whitaker stimulated my woodworking interests. In Howe High School, I decided to pursue in a career in architecture. After graduation from high school and two years (1953-55) of architecture at the University of Cincinnati, my interest career changed. I transferred to Indiana University to pursue a career in medicine. In the following chapters, I will enumerate my art, architecture, handicrafts, and publications.

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Born: Indianapolis, Indiana, October 1, 1935University of Cincinnati, Architecture, 1953-55Indiana University, B.A. Anatomy and Physiology, 1957Louisiana State University, Fellowship, Tropical Medicine, 1960Indiana University, M.D., 1961San Francisco General Hospital, Intern, 1961-62Married: Arlene Ann (Hedegard) Sohn, June 15, 1963Tacoma General Hospital, Pathology Residency, 1963-66Children: Anton Phillip, 1966; Eric Allan, 1969; Kristin Diane, 1971Board Certified in Clinical, Anatomical, and Forensic PathologyCaptain, U.S. Army, 1966-68 U.S. Army, Fort Ord, California, 1966-67Chief Pathologist, 9th Medical Laboratory, Saigon, Vietnam, 1967-68Bronze Star for Meritorious Service under Hostile Fire, Vietnam, 1968U.S. Army, Honorable Discharge, 1968Renown Medical Center, Pathologist, 1968-84Renown Medical Center, Director of Labs, 1977-84Nevada State Medical Association, President, 1984Univ. Nevada, Reno School of Medicine: Chair, Dept. Path., 1984-2009Johns Hopkins University, Inst. Hist. of Medicine, Research Assoc., 1992-93Founder, Great Basin History of Medicine MuseumFounder, Greasewood Press and Quart. Bulletin (Greasewood Tablettes)Retired 2009

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