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Born December 1, 1911, Selden, Kansas, moved to Sacramento in 1920. Passed away in Sacramento July 25, 2003. Preceded in death by his beloved wife of 64 years, Sidney C. Frick Pope; and his parents, William H. Pope, M.D. and Grace A. Pope. Survived by his children, Glenn A. Pope, Jr., wife Julie, Barbara G. Pope-Singer husband Gerald, Douglas N. Pope, wife Monica all of Sacramento. Also survived by 9 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren. Education: Sacramento High School; Sacramento Jr. College; Stanford University, BA (psychology) 1934; Temple University School of Medicine, M.D. 1938; Post Graduate: Internship-Alameda County Hospitals, Oakland, CA July, 1938-June, 1939; Residency-Internal Medicine, Alameda County Hospitals, Oakland, CA, July 1939-November 1942. U.S. Army Air Force Veteran, Medical Corps, November, 1942 to January, 1946, Rank- Major. Employment: Private Practice-Sacramento, California 1946 to July, 1982- Internal Medicine Hospital. Appointments: Senior Staff, Sutter Community Hospitals, 1946-1982; Senior Staff, Mercy General Hospital, 1942-1982; Courtesy Staff, UC, Davis Medical Center, 1973-1994; Visiting Staff, Sacramento County Hospital, 1946-1969. Memberships: Sacramento-El Dorado Medical Society; California Medical Association; American Medical Association; Sacramento Society of Internal Medicine; California Society of Internal Medicine; American Society of Internal Medicine; Fellow, American College of Physicians; Member, California Academy of Medicine, San Francisco. Offices Held: President- Sacramento- El Dorado Medical Society, 1963; President - California Society of Internal Medicines 1965-66; Delegate- California Medical Association, 1956-76; Chairman- Section of Internal Medicine, California Medical Association, 1963-64; Chief- Department of Medicine, Sutter Community Hospitals 1977-79; President- Physicians Clinical Laboratory, Inc. Jan. 1985- Dec. 1986. Community Service: President & Founding Member, East Sacramento Improvement Association; Sacramento County Health Advisory Board, 1965-1974; Sacramento Mental Health Advisory Board, 1969-1974; Board of Directors, YMCA, 1950-1953; Board of Directors Campfire Girls, 1951; Board of Trustees, YMCA; Board of Trustees, Marguerite Home 1968-86; Escort, Sacramento Camellia Festival, 1970; Board of Governors, San Francisco Unit, Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children 1972-1978, 1979-1985; President, Sacramento Pioneer Association, 1988-89. Fraternal Organizations: Washington Lodge #20, F&AM; Scottish Rite Bodies- Sacramento; Ben Ali Temple of the Shrine-Past Potentate. Academic Appointments: Associate Clinical Professor of Internal Medicine, UC Davis, School of Medicine, 1973-1983; Clinical Professor of Internal Medicine, UC, Davis School of Medicine, 1983-1994; Director Volunteer Clinical Faculty, UC, Davis School of Medicine, Department of Internal Medicine 1984-1993; Attending Physician, General Internal Medicine Outpatient Clinic, UC Davis Medical Center, 1973-1994. Friends are invited to attend a Memorial Service Wednesday, July 30, 2003 at 2:00pm at EAST LAWN MEMORIAL PARK CHAPEL 43rd and Folsom Blvd., Sacramento. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Shriners Hospital for Children, 2425 Stockton Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95817. ARRANGEMENT BY ANDREWS AND GREILICH MORTUARY.
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Memories and Condolences
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Marguerite Barron
August 2, 2003
"Uncle" Glenn,
You were best friend to my dad and a continual support to his children as we grew. I will never forget your wonderful, rascal smile and the gardenias in your garden!
with love,
Gargarite
Ruberta Price
July 29, 2003
Ruberta Price
Sending my sympathy to the family.
He was a Great Friend.
Sue Price
July 28, 2003
Sue Price
He was my doctor for quite some time. My prayers are with his family
at this time. He was a great man.
Dr. and Mrs. James Farley
July 27, 2003
Many years of pleasant memories of Glenn and his wife.
Georg Guertler
July 27, 2003
Memories which touch our heart will never get lost.
GG
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