OBITUARY: George L. Gillette, MD; Rochester, Monroe co. NY
surname: Gillette, Barnouw, Winslow, Trono

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Rochester area newspapers

Gilmore, George L. MD

Dr. George L. Gilmore of Venice, Fla. died at home Aug. 25th (1984). Born in
Syracuse, N.Y. in 1921, he attended Hamilton College & The Syracuse University
College of Medicine. After several years as a General Practicener in
Canandaigua, he joined the anesthesia department of Highland Hospital in
Rochester, NY. He served as a medical officer in occupied Germany. After 28
years at Highland Hospital he moved to Venice, Fla. in Feb. of this year. He
was a life member of both The Medical Society of the State of New York & The
Monroe County Medical Society. Dr. Gilmore was an avid golfer, a member of Oak
Hill Country Club, and a 25 year member of the League of the Iroquois. He
leaves his wife Suzanna Gilmore, the former Suzanna Barnouw; also four
children by a previous marriage, including 2 daughters, Susan Winslow of
Rochester and Linda Trono of Plainfield, Vt.; and two sons, George Gilmore,
Jr. of Stuart, Fla. and Gregory Gilmore of Rochester; also a brother, Dr.
Henry L. Gilmore, Jr. of Syracuse, and 3 grandchildren. He also is survived by
his stepmother, Alverta Gilmore of Lake Worth, Fla.

     A memorial service will be held in Rochester on Sept. 24th at 11AM.,
Interfaith Chapel, U. of R. Memorial donations may be made to Highland
Hospital, Anesthesia Department.