Schreiber, Dr. Harold R. D.D.S. Chesterfield, Missouri, passed away peacefully on February 10, 2011 after a brief illness. He is survived by his wife Faye Anastasoff-Schreiber; son Mark (Ginger) Schreiber of Boston; daughter Kay Schreiber of San Francisco; step-children Julie (Carl) Anastasoff of Taos, NM and Joni Anastasoff -Ward of Carterville, IL He also loved his grandchildren, Chris (Phoebe), Molly and Cole Schreiber, Nakul and Roheen Deshpande, Michael and James Ward. Dr. Schreiber completed his undergraduate studies at Washington University in 1942. He served the US Army from 1942 to 1944 in the Anti-aircraft Unit . After completing his tour he graduated from Washington University School of Dental Medicine in 1947 and became a Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology. In the 1950's -1980's, he continued to serve his country as a Periodontal Consultant to the U.S. Fifth Army, Scott Air force Base and the Veterans Administration. Dr. Schreiber maintained a private practice limited to periodontics for 64 years in Richmond Heights, MO. He held numerous positions and honors at Washington University School of Dental Medicine that included Instructor in the Department of Anatomy and Histology, Professor and Chairman in the Department of Periodontics, Professor Emeritus in Periodontics, Distinguished Alumnus of the Year and Instructor in the Department of Otolaryngology within the School of Medicine. He was a member of numerous organizations including President of the Missouri Society of Periodontists and the Midwest Society of Periodontology. He authored numerous publications and was on staff at Barnes and St. Mary's Hospitals. Most recently, he served as a Clinical Professor for 10 years in the Graduate Periodontics Department at Saint Louis University Center for Advanced Dental Education. He was awarded in 2000 the Gold Medal Award by the Greater St. Louis Dental Society and was awarded in 2001 the Lifetime Achievement Award from the American College of Dentists. He was a life long learner and enjoyed keeping current in the periodontal literature while sharing knowledge and skills with his students. He often said he wished he could start his career all over again. He was a member of the University Club and Forest Hills Country Club where he truly enjoyed golf with his friends. Services: As Dr. Schreiber wished, there were no services. In lieu of flowers, Memorials may be sent to Washington University School of Medicine, 7425 Forsyth Blvd, CB 1082 St. Louis, MO 63105, on line at giving.medicine.wustl.edu . or a charity of choice.
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Harold was a brilliant person and teacher. It was so uplifting to experience his presence on the golf course. I am having a Mass offered for Harold at Jesuit Hall, St. Louis Univ. (the old Melbourne - on the northwest corner of Grand and Delmar). We'll meet at the door of Jesuit Hall at 8:45AM, Tues, Feb 22. Parking on the street or at Grand and Laclede.
Jim Shields
February 18, 2011
Dr. Schreiber was one of the best men for making my day when he came to the Club. His smile and kind words will be forever remembered. He was always thinking of others, you will be missed.
Carol Murphy
February 17, 2011
Dr. Schreiber had been my peridontis for all my adult life. My father and mother were also patients of his and my father actually went to him when he was at Wash U.I actually still saw him as a doctor up until last year.I had told him when I saw him at a restaurant a few years ago that I wouldn't go to anyone else and he told me to come to him. He still took a few patients and I was one of them he still saw.He was a wonderful man and we always talked about our golf games. My sympathy to his family.
Donna Busch
February 17, 2011
Dr. Schreiber was one of the nicest men I ever met!! Was so kind to my 4 children that "grew up" at Forest Hills. And just a delight to be around and play golf with. He will be missed by all that knew him.
nelson burton
February 17, 2011
An absolutely amazing man and true professional. His mind, his physical conditon, his dress, his deportment, his concern for others all reflected a self-discipline that reflected his appreciation of life and those around him. He will be missed by all ofhis former students at Washington University and Saint Louis Universtiy, by the staff people to whom he was always most courteous, to his colleagues whom though example he lead, and most of all by his patients who benefitted from his constant attention to detail, advancements in the science of periodontology and his loving concern for them.
Don Oliver, former student and colleague
February 16, 2011
Dr. Schreiber will be greatly missed. He has touched the lives of many people both professionally ans socially. He was a wonderful friend and mentor.
Dr. Videsh Deshmukh
February 16, 2011
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