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I have finally got around to posting the vignettes that I made in honor of Dr.
James H. "Red" Duke a few years back. These were given to Dr. Duke as a
Christmas present from our research team back in 2002.
The folder (when moderated):
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=117735
Favorite Images are:
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/informaticist/Caricatures/RedDuke/trauma.jpg
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/informaticist/Caricatures/RedDuke/teacher.jpg
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/informaticist/Caricatures/RedDuke/dreams.jpg
From the accompanying text file:
I created these vignettes / models to depict the "stages" of the life of James
H. "Red" Duke, MD (who I worked for at the time). These were mounted in a
shadow box and given to Dr. Duke as a Christmas present in 2002. They are
making their first public appearance. All of the vignettes / models are
original designs with the exception of the helicopter ("Lifeflight").
Timeline:
Born November 16, 1928, Ennis, Texas
Texas A&M University 1946 – 1950 ("Aggie" -- no photos of final model with A&M flag behind horse)
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, BD 1955
Military Service 1948 — 1952
1948 — 1950 43rd Infantry Battalion, 36th Division, Texas National Guard
1951 — 1952 First Lieutenant, Armor, U.S. Army, 67th Medium Tank Battalion, 2nd Armored Division
Still Looking for That Last Bighorn Trophy.
University of Texas Medical School at Houston Faculty 1972 — present ("Teacher")
Physician and Surgeon 1960 – present ("Trauma")
Life Flight, Founder and Medical Director, August 1, 1976 — present
Co-PI DREAMS Digital EMS Project (next-generation digital advanced life support
ambulance) 1997 — present
Matt Sailors
2005-02-18
Houston, TX
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