I C D dis t r ic t r e po r t s award reads “In recognition for your outstanding dedication and commitment to the profession of dentistry. We salute you for your many contributions and devotions to uphold the finest traditions of our profession.” The Pierre Fauchard Academy is an international dental honor society with a presence in 50 countries. Dr. Saccone served as its President during 1995-1996. He is also a past president of the Pennsylvania Dental Association and many other dental and community organizations. He has been an active alumnus of both the University of Scranton and the University of Pennsylvania and is the recipient of too many other awards and honors to list in this short journal. His Pennsylvania Fellows offer him their heartfelt congratulations. Martin L. Schroeder received the Lifelong Learning and Service Recognition Award from the Academy of General Dentistry at their national meeting in Baltimore in July. Michael S. Shuman of Fleetwood was installed as the Fourth District Trustee of the Pennsylvania Dental Association at the Annual Session in April. William T. Spruill was elected to the office of President Elect of the Pennsylvania Dental Association at the annual meeting of the organization this past April in Hershey. Laurence H. Stone of Doylestown has been named a research associate member of the Practitioners Engaged in Applied Research and Learning (PEARL) sponsored by the National Institutes of Health. Donald A. Stoner is a current member of the Board of Directors of the Medical Bureau of Pittsburgh. He is also the PDA District 10 Trustee. Angela M. Stout has co-authored an article on Hurler Syndrome which appeared in the January, 2010 edition of Special Care Dentistry. Hurler Syndrome is a rare autosomal recessive disorder of mucopolysaccharide metabolism. William B. Trice and his daughter, Angela Trice Borgia, always have a smile for everyone. Bill and Angela attended the Bowser Lecture at the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine. The Bowser Lecture is a yearly educational event for the dental community sponsored by Ellsworth Bowser.
Angela Trice Borgia and William Trice. Photo: Michael Rosella
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members, it isn’t feasible to hold Constituent meetings. However, many Army ICD members are commanders of dental units, and maintain connections through other military and academic conferences. The constituency has been in a building phase for the past four years, and now enjoys a population that ensures sustainability and attracts continued interest in the College. Blessed Be the Ties that Bind – New ICD Fellow, COL Rob Tempel and family enjoy a moment with Convocation Guest Speaker, Gen (Ret) David Bramlett. General Bramlett and Rob’s dad, former Dental Corps Chief, MG (Ret) Tom Tempel were classmates in the Army War College in 1982!
Deputy Regent: Priscilla H. Hamilton The Army Constituent of the International College of Dentists inducted its newest Fellows at the Convocation Ceremony in Honolulu, HI in October. Pictured below, with other new members of the 4th district are: Marshall Cox, Chris Fielding, George Hucal, Dan Lavin, Stephanie Sidow, Rob Tempel, and Ted Wong.
District 4 Class of 2009 All 2009 Army inductees are currently serving on active duty in the rank of Colonel. They are Commanders of Dental Units, senior Dental Staff Officers or Directors of Advanced Dental Education Programs. Congratulations to them all for setting such a high standard and demonstrating outstanding leadership talent! The Army Constituent of the International College of Dentists is a worldwide constituency. Due to the nature of military service and the far-flung location of our
Secretary General and Registrar, Robert E. Brady, 4th District Regent, W. Michael Kenney and Army Deputy Regent, Priscilla H. Hamilton enjoy the Regents’ brunch in Hawaii. Green and gold appear to be the colors of the day (and the uniform!)
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