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HAHN, M.D., Ricardo It is with sadness that we announce the passing of Ricardo Hahn, M.D.. Dr. Hahn is survived by his loving wife, Staci and cherished daughter, Emily, age 12. He is also survived by an aunt, cousins and loving family in Argentina. He died Saturday afternoon, February 2nd at the Keck Medical Center of U.S.C. surrounded by his family and closest friends. He was 68 years old. He was born in Buenos Aires and immigrated to the United States at the age of 16. Dr. Hahn received his medical degree from the University of Washington in 1974 and was boarded in Family Medicine in 1977, following completion of his residency at the University of South Carolina. Throughout his professional career, he was a dedicated physician and an advocate for the advancement of Family Medicine.
Dr. Hahn joined the USC faculty in 1995 as the chairman of the department of Family Medicine, a position he held until 2006. He remained with the department as Professor of Family Medicine and maintained a full and active clinical practice. He served as a senior mentor not only to residents, but to many faculty members. He also served as the medical advisor for the Alfred Mann Institute at USC. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Keck School of Medicine of USC, Department of Family Medicine, in memory of Ricardo Hahn, M.D., care of Whitney Vanderboom, 1975 Zonal Avenue, KAM 300, Los Angeles, California 90089.
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Thank you Dr. Hahn for all your wisdom and advice. I remember Dr. Hahn yelling at specialists and teaching me to hold my ground when I felt I was doing right for a patient. He was a great mentor. He will be missed.
Dr. Paul Sucgang
Paul Sucgang
February 28, 2013
Dr. Hahn, you will truly be missed. Staci and Emily, we want to express our sorrow and sadness for your great loss. We have known Dr. Hahn for almost 20 years. He was not just our family doctor, he was part of our family. He not only took care of me, he also delivered 3 of my 4 children and continued to take care of my children growing up. He will never be forgotten and he will remain in our hearts forever.
Dr. Ramon and Judy and children, Jennifer, Jacqueline, Carson and Julianne Roges
February 16, 2013
Staci and Miss Em - My love to you both. I've reflected on Ric so much these past two weeks and keep coming to the place that he was always present. Somehow he always was there in a crisis - always there when one needed him. Its so hard to believe that he is no longer present in human form. I always thought of Ric as Rex Harrison and watched him nurture and transform many Eliza Doolittles, me being one of them. I'm forever blessed by the gifts he gave me. I will miss him greatly.
February 15, 2013
Ricardo was my best friend in Family Medicine after he hired me into the Department in 2004. We went through tough times together and I finally left in 2008. But I continued to consult him regarding several patients and always thought very highly of him. Thanks Ricardo for your friendship and your strength of will in the face of difficult challenges. You will always be my hero and friend.
Barbara Sarter
February 15, 2013
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