http://coastalresearch.org/1991/04/the-first-g-gayle-stephens-lecture-by-g-gayle-stephens-md/ A nonprofit organization dedicated to the advancement of family and community medicine Sat, 07 Apr 2012 21:47:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://coastalresearch.org/1991/04/the-first-g-gayle-stephens-lecture-by-g-gayle-stephens-md/comment-page-1/#comment-2933 Ruby Victoria Gerding, nee Hallows Fri, 02 Sep 2011 01:22:39 +0000 http://coastalresearch.org/blog/?p=78#comment-2933 I was so pleased to find you via the internet. I was a little girl when you were a student off to college, but I remember your father's store in Ashburn so very fondly. My father and mother were Victor and Billie Hallows and I believe your brother, Richard, went to school with my brother, Frank Hallows. It is very gratifying to learn that one of Ashburn's sons has made such a good name for himself in family medicine. We all mourn it's loss. If you feel inclined I would welcome hearing from you at my e-mail address and learning about your brothers. I attended the Ashburn reunion not too many years ago and also went to the free Methodist church your father, Lewis, (aways Mr. Stephens to me) attended and where your aunt Esther was my Sunday school teacher. Do you remember Br. Wickham and how long his prayers were? My knees grew very tired on those wood floors! Getting our mail at your father's store was always an event. My very best to you. I was so pleased to find you via the internet. I was a little girl when you were a student off to college, but I remember your father’s store in Ashburn so very fondly. My father and mother were Victor and Billie Hallows and I believe your brother, Richard, went to school with my brother, Frank Hallows. It is very gratifying to learn that one of Ashburn’s sons has made such a good name for himself in family medicine. We all mourn it’s loss. If you feel inclined I would welcome hearing from you at my e-mail address and learning about your brothers. I attended the Ashburn reunion not too many years ago and also went to the free Methodist church your father, Lewis, (aways Mr. Stephens to me) attended and where your aunt Esther was my Sunday school teacher. Do you remember Br. Wickham and how long his prayers were? My knees grew very tired on those wood floors! Getting our mail at your father’s store was always an event. My very best to you.

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