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Constance Panas

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Father	Menelaus Panagiotacopoulos b. c 1912
Mother	Pearl C. DeSautels b. c 1914

Last Edited

8 Oct 2011

Birth*	Constance Panas was born on 10 March 1937 at Lowell General Hospital in Lowell, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG.1
Marriage*	She married Russell Abbott Schmelzer, son of Charles Henry Schmelzer and Dorothy May Wilson, on 24 July 1955 at the Congregational Church in Billerica, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG. Their marriage ended in divorce.2
Death*	Constance Panas died of bladder cancer and obstructive pulmonary disease on 25 August 2000 at the Center for Optimum Care nursing home in Falmouth, Barnstable County, MassachusettsG. Her remains were cremated at Woodlawn Crematory in Attleboro, Mass.3
	When Russell and Constance were married in July 1955 he was in the Air Force living on Andover Road in Billerica, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG.2
	Constance was a hairdresser living on Wilson Street in Billerica, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG.2
	Constance was living at 371 Palmer Avenue in Falmouth when she died.3
	Her obituary appeared in the 29 August 2000 Cape Cod Times and read as follows: Constance Schmelzer, 63, a longtime Falmouth resident, died Friday at the Center for Optimum Care in Falmouth after a brief illness. Mrs. Schmelzer was born in Lowell and educated in Lowell schools. She was a hairdresser, working for many years in Lowell. She was a resident of Falmouth for the past 25 years. She was an artist and enjoyed painting, working in both oils and watercolors. A spirited and spiritual person, she enjoyed nature, the ocean and her family. She is survived by her mother, Pearl Coppola of Pocasset; two sons, Russell A. Schmelzer II of Winthrop, Maine, and Charles J. Schmelzer of Mashpee; a daughter, Debra J. Toney of Plymouth; a brother, Charles Panagiotacopoulos of Sandwich; a sister, Judy Tynan of East Falmouth; and six grandchildren. Services are private.4

Children of Constance Panas and Russell Abbott Schmelzer

Debra Jane Schmelzer+ Russell Abbott Schmelzer 2nd+ Charles Jason Schmelzer+

Russell Abbott Schmelzer 2nd

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Father	Russell Abbott Schmelzer b. 23 Aug 1934, d. 10 Feb 2002
Mother	Constance Panas b. 10 Mar 1937, d. 25 Aug 2000

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13 Dec 2020

Children of Russell Abbott Schmelzer 2nd and Tamorah Beth Webb

Shannon Lynn Schmelzer Russell Abbott Schmelzer III+

Children of Russell Abbott Schmelzer 2nd and Rebecca Lee Smith

Beau Jonathan Schmelzer Jillian May Schmelzer

Alden Hull Whittemore

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Father	Charles Francis Whittemore b. about 1901/02
Mother	Gladys M. Ogilvie b. about 1903/04

Last Edited

14 Mar 2023

Birth*	Alden Hull Whittemore was born on 5 August 1927 at Waltham Maternity Hospital in Waltham, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG.1
Death-Resided*	He died on 27 February 2021, at which time his residence was in Westbrook, Cumberland County, MaineG.2
Burial*	He was buried in Linwood Cemetery in Weston, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG.3
	Https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Whittemore-2719.
	His parents were living on Warren Avenue in Weston, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG, when he was born.1
	By the time he was married Alden had already served twice in the Navy, graduated from Wentworth Institute, flown as crew (flight engineer) with an overseas ariline, mostly in the Middle East., and had just returned (from his second hitch in the Navy) to work at B.L. Ogilvie & Sons, a retail building materials and oil company founded by his maternal grandmother Beriah Lamont Ogilvie in Weston, Mass. in 1919. He eventually rose to President of the company.
	His obituary appeared in the 18 March 2021 Wayland Town Crier and read as follows: Alden Hull Whittemore of Westbrook, ME, formerly of Windham, ME and Weston, MA died peacefully Saturday February 27, 2021. He was 93 years old and the beloved husband of Shirley K (Sutherland) Whittemore for almost 67 years. Born August 5, 1927 in Waltham, he was the son of Charles F. and Gladys M. (Ogilvie) Whittemore of Weston. Alden was raised in Weston, was a graduate of Weston High School, class of 1945 and attended the Wentworth Institute in Boston. He served proudly in the United States Navy as a first class Seaman during World War II in Africa and during the Korean Conflict on the USS Tarawa. After receiving his degree in Aeronautical Engineering, Alden worked for Trans Ocean Airlines as a Flight Engineer flying freight and passengers in the Middle East. In 1951 he began working full time for his grandfathers building materials company, B.L. Ogilvie and Sons Inc. Eventually he became the president of the company, now known as Ogilvies, retiring after 43 years. In addition to his wife Shirley, he leaves his devoted son Kevin Whittemore and wife Lisa of Wayland, MA, along with his adoring daughter Leslie Dicentes and husband Jay of Standish, ME. He was also the cherished grandfather of Emily Dicentes, Brian Whittemore and wife Ava, Molly St Hilaire and husband Marc, and Kayla Whittemore and fianc Salvatore Alfieri; proud great-grandfather of seven. He was a dear brother-in-law, uncle and friend to many. Alden was predeceased by his brother and sister-in-law Robert and Pauline Whittemore A true gentleman, proud but humble, Alden was known for his love of family. He enjoyed adventure and travel. Over the years he has taken part in many hobbies including flying, boating, camping, and snowmobiling. He and Shirley spent 23 winters in Venice, Florida. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Rotary Charity Fund, Rotary District 7910, 470 Boston Post Rd, Suite 301, Weston, MA 02493, or to the Windham Veterans Center, PO Box 1776, Windham, ME 04062 . A celebration of his life will be held at a later date. A private interment will take place at Linwood Cemetery in Weston MA.2

Children of Alden Hull Whittemore and Shirley Kaye Sutherland

Kevin Hull Whittemore+ Leslie Irene Whittemore+

Charles Francis Whittemore

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Last Edited

29 Jan 2005

Marriage*	He married Gladys M. Ogilvie, daughter of Beriah Lamont Ogilvie.
Birth*	Charles Francis Whittemore was born about 1901/02.

Child of Charles Francis Whittemore and Gladys M. Ogilvie

Alden Hull Whittemore+ b. 5 Aug 1927, d. 27 Feb 2021

Gladys M. Ogilvie

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Father

Beriah Lamont Ogilvie

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14 Mar 2023

Marriage*	She married Charles Francis Whittemore.
Birth*	Gladys M. Ogilvie was born about 1903/04.

Child of Gladys M. Ogilvie and Charles Francis Whittemore

Alden Hull Whittemore+ b. 5 Aug 1927, d. 27 Feb 2021

Amy Jo Bowser

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Father	Robert William Bowser
Mother	Joann Serewicz

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11 Feb 2006

Child of Amy Jo Bowser and Andrew Palmer Holmes

Laney Holmes

Robert William Bowser

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19 Jan 2003

Child of Robert William Bowser and Joann Serewicz

Amy Jo Bowser+

Joann Serewicz

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19 Jan 2003

Child of Joann Serewicz and Robert William Bowser

Amy Jo Bowser+

Mary Jo Camuso

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Father	William Homer Camuso Jr.
Mother	Mary Elizabeth Lowney b. 27 Jul 1932, d. 4 Oct 2009

Last Edited

28 Jul 2024

Children of Mary Jo Camuso and Scott David Lee

Brittany Michelle Lee+ Scott David Lee Jr. Shaunna Elizabeth Lee+ Jeffrey Michael Lee

Scott David Lee Jr.

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Father	Scott David Lee b. 19 Feb 1962, d. 9 May 2020
Mother	Mary Jo Camuso

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29 Jul 2024

Shaunna Elizabeth Lee

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Father	Scott David Lee b. 19 Feb 1962, d. 9 May 2020
Mother	Mary Jo Camuso

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29 Jul 2024

Child of Shaunna Elizabeth Lee

George Lee

Child of Shaunna Elizabeth Lee and George J. Walker

Vincent Silvio Walker

Jeffrey Michael Lee

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Father	Scott David Lee b. 19 Feb 1962, d. 9 May 2020
Mother	Mary Jo Camuso

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11 Aug 2024

Brittany Michelle Lee

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Father	Scott David Lee b. 19 Feb 1962, d. 9 May 2020
Mother	Mary Jo Camuso

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29 Jul 2024

Child of Brittany Michelle Lee

Aeryannah Lee

Children of Brittany Michelle Lee and Jonathan Tallman

Zayden Tallman Brayden Tallman

William Homer Camuso Jr.

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Last Edited

19 Jan 2003

Child of William Homer Camuso Jr. and Mary Elizabeth Lowney

Mary Jo Camuso+

Mary Elizabeth Lowney

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Last Edited

30 Jan 2012

Birth*	Mary Elizabeth Lowney was born on 27 July 1932 in Lowell, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG.
Death*	She died on 4 October 2009 at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, Suffolk County, MassachusettsG.
	Her obituary appeared in the an unknown date (an unknown value) and read as follows: Mary E. (Lowney) Camuso passed away at Massachusetts General Hospital on October 4, 2009. She was born in Lowell on July 27, 1932, daughter of the late John and Lilla (Durkin) Lowney. She graduated from the Sacred Heart Grammar School and from Keith Hall, Class of 1950. After graduating, Mary worked for the Boston and Maine Railroad in Boston until her marriage. Mary has been a resident of Melrose since 1963 and has summered in Humarock since 1964. She worked as an administrative assistant at Congress Asset Management in Boston for over 15 years. Mrs. Camuso was an avid reader, enjoyed playing cards, bowling, walking on Humarock Beach, and spending time with her family. Beloved wife of the late William H. Camuso Jr.. Loving mother of William E. Camuso & his wife Lee of Boxford, Edward J. Camuso of Wakefield, Robert M. Camuso & his wife Grace of Ashland, Richard J. Camuso & his wife Janice of Reading, Mary-Jo Camuso of Haverhill, and Judith A. Camuso of Freeport, ME. Devoted grandmother of Billy, Johnny, Lauren, Mikey, Julie, Eddie, Kristen, Matt, Lindsey, Kelly, Brendan, Liam, Brittany, Scotty, Shaunna, and Jeffrey. Sisetr of the late John J. Lowney Jr. and Rev. Edward D. Lowney, O.M.I. Funeral from the Gately Funeral Home, 79 W. Foster St. Melrose, on Sat. October 10th, at 9AM. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated for Mary at St. Mary's Church, Herbert St. Melrose, at 10 AM. Relatives & friends respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours Friday from 4-8 PM. Interment in Wyoming Cemetery, Melrose. http://www.tributes.com/show/Mary-E.-Camuso-86906395 date viewed 30 Jan 2011.

Child of Mary Elizabeth Lowney and William Homer Camuso Jr.

Mary Jo Camuso+

Raymond Bartholomew

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19 Jan 2003

Child of Raymond Bartholomew and Ramona McCullough

Curtis Harold Bartholomew+

Ramona McCullough

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19 Jan 2003

Child of Ramona McCullough and Raymond Bartholomew

Curtis Harold Bartholomew+

Constance S. Tower

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Father	Malcolm Tower
Mother	Elaine Rautenberg

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15 Mar 2023

Children of Constance S. Tower and Chester Kenneth Sutherland Jr.

Margaret Irene Sutherland Amy Jean Sutherland+

Malcolm Tower

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19 Jan 2003

Child of Malcolm Tower and Elaine Rautenberg

Constance S. Tower+

Elaine Rautenberg

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19 Jan 2003

Child of Elaine Rautenberg and Malcolm Tower

Constance S. Tower+

Carol Ann Whittemore

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Father	William S. Whittemore
Mother	Charlotte Stockbridge

Last Edited

2 Mar 2013

Children of Carol Ann Whittemore and Frederick John Montgomery Jr.

Elizabeth Louise Montgomery Hillary Montgomery+ Christopher Montgomery

William S. Whittemore

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19 Jan 2003

Child of William S. Whittemore and Charlotte Stockbridge

Carol Ann Whittemore+

Charlotte Stockbridge

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19 Jan 2003

Child of Charlotte Stockbridge and William S. Whittemore

Carol Ann Whittemore+

Albert H. Jardine

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19 Jan 2003

Birth*	Albert H. Jardine was born.
Marriage*	He married Mary E. Langis.

Child of Albert H. Jardine and Mary E. Langis

Doris Edith Jardine+

Mary E. Langis

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19 Jan 2003

Birth*	Mary E. Langis was born.
Marriage*	She married Albert H. Jardine.

Child of Mary E. Langis and Albert H. Jardine

Doris Edith Jardine+

Francis J. McNulty

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19 Jan 2003

Birth*	Francis J. McNulty was born.
Marriage*	He married Jane Racicot.

Child of Francis J. McNulty and Jane Racicot

Francis E. McNulty+

Jane Racicot

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19 Jan 2003

Birth*	Jane Racicot was born.
Marriage*	She married Francis J. McNulty.

Child of Jane Racicot and Francis J. McNulty

Francis E. McNulty+

Menelaus Panagiotacopoulos

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Last Edited

18 Sep 2011

Marriage*	He married Pearl C. DeSautels.
Birth*	Menelaus Panagiotacopoulos was born circa 1912 in Lowell, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG.

Child of Menelaus Panagiotacopoulos and Pearl C. DeSautels

Constance Panas+ b. 10 Mar 1937, d. 25 Aug 2000

Pearl C. DeSautels

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Last Edited

18 Sep 2011

Marriage*	She married Menelaus Panagiotacopoulos.
Birth*	Pearl C. DeSautels was born circa 1914 in Nashua, Hillsborough County, New HampshireG.

Child of Pearl C. DeSautels and Menelaus Panagiotacopoulos

Constance Panas+ b. 10 Mar 1937, d. 25 Aug 2000

Frank Gordon Moody

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Father	Frederick George Moody b. 1900, d. 1952
Mother	Elsie Mabel Wilson b. 1908, d. 1995

Last Edited

30 Jul 2024

Birth*	Frank Gordon Moody was born on 3 May 1928 in Franklin, Merrimack County, New HampshireG.1,2
Marriage*	He married Barbara Muller Schmelzer, daughter of Charles Henry Schmelzer and Dorothy May Wilson, on 8 April 1951 in Billerica, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG.3
Marriage*	Frank Gordon Moody married second Maria Charlotta Stolpe, daughter of Alfred Stolpe and Hilda (?), in August 1964.2
Death*	Frank Gordon Moody died while on vacation on 12 August 2016 in Värmland, SwedenG.4,5
	When Frank and Barbara were married in April 1951 he was in the military living at 130 Franklin Street in Franklin, Merrimack County, New HampshireG.3
	Barbara was a secretary living on Parker Street in Billerica at the time.3
	Frank's Maria Charlotta STOLPE, who went by the nickname of Maja, was born on 12 May 1915 in Skillingmark, Värmland, Sweden. She died on 26 Dec 2004. During the last 10 years of her life, she suffered two heart attacks and five strokes, the last of which rendered her paralyzed and unable to speak for 4 years. She spent the final 4 years of her life on a feeding tube at the family's second home in Sandy, Utah, where a team of three nurses provided her with around-the-clock care. Frank continued to commute to his full-time surgery post in Houston. Her obituary appeared in the 27 Dec 2004 Desert Times (Salt Lake City) and read as follows: Maria Charlotta Moody, lovingly called Maja by her family and all her many friends around the world, died on December 26th after a long, productive, and wonderful life. Her passing was as in life, peaceful and in the arms of her husband and in the presence of her family. Maja was the 8th of 11 children born to Alfred and Hilda Stolpe in Skillingmark Sweden on May 12th, 1915. She attended the local schools in Skillingfors, and Arvika, Sweden for her primary education. While living with her Uncle Fritiof, Aunt Helga, and cousin Ann Marie Johansson in Edane Sweden, she attended high school in Kathrine Holm, where she studied homemaking and domestic skills. She used this background to good advantage in the home of Consul General Johnson. During World War II, she was active in administrative work within the Swedish Defense Ministry, and subsequently as an administrative assistant in Hapsberg Sweden. It was at that time in the early 1950s that she decided to pursue her dream, which was to come to America. It was quite a coincidence that one of her family members had spent a few years in Salt Lake City, and was able to tell her what a wonderful place it was to live. We are blessed that this has become her final resting place. Maja arrived in New York City after passing by the Statue of Liberty on February 14, 1955. She then moved to California where she worked as a cook for a few years before establishing her own career as a cosmetologist in San Francisco. It was here that she met her husband of 40 years, then a young Assistant Professor of Surgery at the University of California in San Francisco. After a period of time at the University of Alabama, Maja and Frank, with their three children moved to the University of Utah School of Medicine where Frank assumed the role of Professor and Chairman of the Department of Surgery. In 1983, Maja and Frank moved to Houston, Texas, where Frank became Chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Texas, where he currently works. The Utah years were wonderful years for the Moody family, living at the Top of the World on Kings Hill Drive, and enjoying all the gifts that Utah provides in such abundance. As the children grew older and started to leave the nest, Maja embarked on a fourth career, that of an artist. She was often called upon to display her musical talents, having been born into a musical family, but she never had had the time to demonstrate a second unique talent, the ability to paint. In order to prepare herself, she enrolled in Art 101 at the U. of U., and while she was discouraged initially from taking the course, she took it anyway and was fortunate in having Tony Smith as her teacher. It was not long before Maja was painting almost 24 hours a day, and within a few years had a one person showing in New York, and subsequently exhibited her unique paintings in Sweden, Capetown, London, and Salt Lake City. She proudly became a United States citizen on August 28, 1997. Maja leaves behind three children, Anne, Frank, and Jane, and six grandchildren, Donald, Megan, Frances, Rachel, Bruce Tyson, and Bryce. Her daughter, Anne Mjaatvedt, J.D., Ph.D., is an attorney living with her husband Dr. Corey Mjaatvedt, Ph.D., a developmental biologist at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston. Her son Frank Wilson Moody is a computer programmer and is married to Wynne Smith, Director of Development at the S.J. Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah. They reside in Park City, Utah. Jane Bjorklund, Maja's youngest daughter, is a clinical trial coordinator for multiple sclerosis studies at the University of Utah, and is married to Bruce Bjorklund, a teacher at Juan Diego Catholic High School in Draper. Maja was very proud of her children and their accomplishments in life, and the love and tender care that they in turn provide for their children. Maja was the last to pass on from her immediate family, but is survived by a cousin, Ann Marie Johansson Lundeen of Edane and Stockholm Sweden, and two nieces, Christina Fogmark, of Bluma Sweden, and Nina Stolpe of Texas, to whom she has remained close. The Moody family gives special thanks to Rosa Silva, Raquel Luz and Marcia Pinkermann, who gave Maja such loving care in her final years. A Memorial Service will be held at the Community of Grace Presbyterian Church, 2015 E. Newcastle Drive, Sandy, Wednesday morning, Dec. 29 at 10:0 am graveside service will follow at Larkin Sunset Gardens Cemetery at 1950 E. 10600 S. for those who wish to attend. In lieu of flowers, please donate to the Stolpe-Moody Trust, 2913 E. Legacy Park Lane, Salt Lake City, 84093, which is being established for developing a Music and Performing Arts Center at Tomta, her Swedish Home in Klassbol Sweden, and for medical charities at the discretion of the Trust in the years ahead. Frank and Maja had no children together but she did officially adopt Frank and Barbara's three children at some time between 1969 and 1972.. wife an unknown person was the daughter of an unknown person and an unknown person and (an unknown value.)6,7,8
	--------------------------- Biographical information about Frank from the University of Texas Medical School at Houston website follows: Dr. Frank G. Moody M.D. graduated from Phillips Exeter Academy in 1946, after which he spent three years in the military as a paratrooper (1946-1948, 1950 -1951). His undergraduate and initial graduate work was carried out at Dartmouth College and Dartmouth Medical School (1948–50, 1951-54). Following receipt of his M.D. Degree from the Cornell University Medical College in 1956, and his residency in general surgery at the Cornell-New York Hospital Medical Center (1956- 1963), he embarked upon his academic career at the Cardiovascular Research Institute at the University of California in San Francisco (1963-1965). He served on the faculty at UCSF for 3 years (1964-1967), and then moved to the University of Alabama as the Director of Digestive Surgery. Subsequently, he served as the Chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Utah (1971-1982), and Chairman of the Department of Surgery at The University of Texas in Houston (1983-1994). Since retiring as Chair, he has continued his interest in academic surgery, with an emphasis on research and education. His primary area of interest has been in the surgical treatment of the diseases of the digestive system, with a special emphasis on peptic ulcer, gallstones, inflammation of the intestine, and the treatment of morbid obesity. UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION 1953 Dartmouth College, 1948-1950 - B.A. Graduate Education 1952 -1954 Dartmouth Medical School 1954 - 1956 Cornell University Medical College, M.D. Postgraduate Training 1956 - 1963 Internship, Assistant Residency, and Resident Surgeon, New York Hospital, Cornell University Medical Center 1963 - 1965 Advanced Research Fellow, American Heart Association; Fellow, Cardiovascular Research Institute, University of California Medical Center, San Francisco ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS Clinical Instructor in Surgery, University of California Medical Center, San Francisco, 1963-1965 Assistant Professor of Surgery, University of California Medical Center, San Francisco, 1965-1966 Staff Surgeon, Veteran's Administration Hospital, (WOC) Birmingham, 1966-1971 Associate Professor and Chief, Division of Gastrointestinal Surgery, University of Alabama Medical Center, Birmingham, 1966-1969 Assistant Professor of Physiology and Biophysics University of Alabama Medical Center, Birmingham, 1966-1971 Professor of Surgery and Director, Gastrointestinal Division, University of Alabama Medical Center, Birmingham, 1969-1971 Professor and Chairman, Department of Surgery, University of Utah School of Medicine; Chief of Surgery, University Hospital, University of Utah Health Sciences Center, Salt Lake City, 1971-1982 Staff Surgeon, Veteran's Administration Hospital (WOC), Salt Lake City, 1971-1982 Denton A. Cooley Professor and Chairman, Department of Surgery, The University of Texas Medical School at Houston, Surgeon-in-Chief, Hermann Hospital, 1982-1994 Denton A. Cooley Professor, Department of Surgery, The University of Texas Medical School - Houston, 1994-2000 Professor, Department of Surgery, The University of Texas Medical School at Houston, 1982- Present Professor of Surgery, Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, 1988 --------------- The website also includes a complete listing of hundreds of books, book chapters. and journal articles that he has written over the course of his career.1
	His obituary appeared on the University of Utah website and read as follows: Frank Gordon Moody, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Utah from 1971 to 1982, died August 12, from complications of pneumonia, while vacationing in Sweden. He was 88. Moody was internationally recognized for his research and surgical treatment of diseases of the digestive system with special emphasis on peptic ulcer, gallstones, inflammation of the intestine, and the treatment of morbid obesity. Moody was born May 3, 1928, in Franklin, New Hampshire. He joined the U.S. Army as a paratrooper and was stationed in Japan with the 11th Airborne during the Korean War. He graduated from Cornell University Medical College and completed post-graduate training at Cornell’s New York Hospital. Although he originally intended to become a psychiatrist, his interests in medical school soon turned to academic surgery with a commitment to research and teaching that lasted a lifetime. In addition to his ties to the U, Moody held faculty appointments at the University of California in San Francisco and the University of Alabama. He spent more than 30 years as a professor of surgery at the University of Texas in Houston. In retirement he pursued his love of mountain hiking and skiing with his family at his homes in Utah and Sweden. Never one to fully retire, he commuted between Utah and Houston on a regular basis to continue his research interests at University of Texas Health Science Center’s Trauma Research Center and was honored by the American Surgical Association with the 2016 Medallion for Advancement of Surgical Care. Moody was preceded in death by his wife Barbara Schmelzer, and his second wife, Maria (Maja) Charlotta Stolpe. He is survived by his children from his first marriage, Anne, Frank, and Jane; and by his third partner, Inger.9

Children of Frank Gordon Moody and Barbara Muller Schmelzer

Anne Elizabeth Moody+ Frank Wilson Moody+ Jane Abbott Moody+