T. Franklin Williams, M.D.

Introduction

T. Franklin Williams, M.D. (1921-2011) was a prominent figure in geriatric medicine, geriatric medical training and issues related to long-term care during the final decades of the 20th century. In a career that spanned more than half a century, Williams was on the faculty of the University of North Carolina School of Medicine (1954-68), served as medical director of the Monroe Community Hospital, Rochester, N.Y. (1968-81), was on the faculty of the University of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry (1968-83), and served as director of the National Institute on Aging (1983-91). The Papers of T. Franklin Williams were donated to the Edward G. Miner Library by his widow Carter Catlett Williams in the winter of 2012. Processing of Dr. Williams papers was completed in June 2015. The Papers of T. Franklin Williams are contained in sixty-four boxes and occupy thirty-four linear feet.

Biography

Thomas Franklin Williams was born on 26 November 1921 in Belmont, Gaston County, North Carolina. Until age twelve he lived in Salisbury, Rowan Co., N.C., where his father was a pharmacist. After Williams’ father died of a heart attack (circa 1933), he, his mother and siblings lived with his mother’s family thereafter. Williams entered the University of North Carolina in 1938 and graduated four years later with a B.S. in chemistry. He received a masters degree in organic chemistry from Columbia University in 1943, and then enlisted in the U.S. Navy. From 1943 to 1946 Williams served as a communications officer, including service in the Pacific on board the cruiser USS Springfield. After his discharge from the military, Williams enrolled in Harvard Medical School from which he graduated (cum laude) in 1950. Three years before he had been introduced by a mutual friend to Catharine Carter Catlett, a native of Gloucester County, Virginia, then enrolled at the Simmons School of Social Work in Boston. They were married in 1951 and had three children: Mary Wright (b. 1956), Thomas Nelson (b. 1959), and Landon Carter (b. 1961, died soon after birth).

From 1950 to 1953 Williams was an intern and then a resident at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. He returned to Boston in 1953 as senior resident physician at the Boston Veterans Administration Hospital and as an assistant in medicine at Boston University. In 1954 Williams was made a fellow in medicine at the University of North Carolina. He received a faculty appointment two years later. During most of their fourteen years in Raleigh-Durham, T. Franklin and Carter Williams were deeply involved in the civil rights movement and the effort to end racial segregation. They were active members of the Southern Regional Council and the North Carolina Council on Human Relations, of which T. Franklin Williams was chairman from 1963 to 1966.

Williams earliest research and publishing focused on metabolic diseases, and on diabetes mellitus in particular. The fact that these disorders are chronic and frequently occur in the elderly contributed to his growing interest in both long-term care and in geriatric medicine. Among his publications at this period are numerous studies on patient care, hospital admissions, services for the chronically ill, and the management of chronic disease. As a consequence, Williams’ interests gradually shifted toward geriatrics and gerontology – areas much neglected at the time both in clinical settings and in medical training. In the decades that followed, Williams would come to be regarded by his students and colleagues as not only as one of leaders of modern geriatric medicine, but among its founders.   

Williams left the University of North Carolina in 1968 to become medical director of the Monroe Community Hospital, Rochester, N.Y., and professor of medicine at the University of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry. He arrived at the county’s hospital at a time when it was unaccredited and having difficulty attracting physicians. It was also a time when the University was looking for affiliations that would allow expanded clinical settings for long-term care and for the initiation of training programs in geriatric medicine. With these needs in mind, an affiliation agreement was reached in 1968 between Monroe County and the University of Rochester. Williams was recruited to establish and direct these program – initiatives crucial to a rapidly aging society. In Rochester Williams established programs in geriatric training, patient evaluation and placement, and long-term care that became models nationally. In 1981 he left his position as medical director at the Monroe Community Hospital to co-direct the University’s recently established Center on Aging.

In 1983 T. Franklin Williams left Rochester to become the second director of the National Institute on Aging (and Assistant Surgeon General, U.S. Public Health Service). In this position he obtained a prominent forum from which to advocate for the issues he had addressed in Rochester, i..e, the need for increased geriatric training in medical schools and hospital residency programs, more accurate mechanisms for geriatric assessment, better long-term care (including mechanisms for team-based patient evaluation and placement), and increased expenditure for research on aging and the disorders of aging, including the dementias.

In 1991 Williams retired from government service and returned to Rochester, where he resumed clinical and teaching duties at the Monroe Community Hospital and the University’s medical school. In 1993 Williams was made professor of medicine emeritus at the University of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry and in 1995 distinguished physician at the VA Medical Center in Canandaigua, N.Y. Retirement for Williams and for his wife Carter Catlett Williams (whose papers are also at the Miner Library) was one of continued involvement in national, regional and local initiatives that addressed long-term care and the many health issues affecting the elderly. T. Franklin Williams died of complications resulting from pneumonia in Rochester, N.Y. on November 25, 2011.

During the course of his career as a researcher, teacher, clinician, and administrator, T. Franklin Williams authored more than ninety journal articles and book chapters. In addition, Williams was special fellow in the Dept. of Physiology, Vanderbilt University (1966-67); on the board of the American Diabetes Association (1974-80); McLeod Visiting Professor of Geriatric Medicine, University of Adelaide, Australia (1977); member of the Institutes of Medicine from 1976 (and its Council and Governing Board, 1980-82); member of the governing board of the National Research Council (1981-82); on the board of the American Federation for Aging Research (1981-83); member of the National Academy of Sciences Committee on an aging society (1982-86); member of the Veterans Administration’s Geriatrics & Gerontology Advisory Committee (1982-86); chairman of the Health & Human Services Task force on Enhancement of Training in Geriatrics & Gerontology (1983-87; and scientific director of the American Federation for Aging Research (1992-2002).

His numerous honors and awards include: Markle Scholar in the Medical Sciences (1957-62); the Henderson Award of the American Geriatrics Society (1984); the Kent Award of the Gerontological Society of America (1986); an honorary D.Sc. from the Medical College of Ohio (1987); the Martin Luther King, Jr., Chapel Hill-Carrboro Civil Rights Movement Recognition for Courageous Service (1989); the distinguished service medal of the U.S. Public Health Service (1990); an honorary D.Sc. from the University of North Carolina (1992); and the Lienhard Award of the National Academy of Sciences (1996).

Organization of the Collection

There are 64 boxes, organized in seven series:

CVs & Publicity (Box 1)

Box 1 includes curricula vitae compiled over several decades, as well as news bulletins, newspaper and journal articles about T. Franklin Williams published between 1975 and 2009. The publicity files are arranged chronologically.

Civil Rights (Boxes 2-5)

While on the faculty at the University of North Carolina (1954-68), Williams was much involved in the movement to end racial segregation and discrimination – a movement that culminated in the passage of Federal civil rights legislation in 1965. The material contained in these files includes correspondence, minutes, reports, announcements, publications, newspaper clippings, etc. generated by the several organizations in which Williams was involved, most notably the Chapel Hill Interracial Fellowship for the Schools, the North Carolina Council on Human Rights (of which Williams was chairman, 1963-66), and the Southern Regional Council.

Age 60 Rule (Boxes 6-8)

The so-called “Age 60 Rule” was imposed on the commercial aviation industry by the Federal Aviation Administration in March 1960 (Civil Air Regulation Amendment 40-22). The rule determined that pilots over the age of sixty could not fly commercial aircraft in the United States. The FAA’s regulation was immediately opposed by pilots’ unions and others. In his role as director of the National Institute on Aging, Williams was an influential advocate of extending the maximum age limit for pilots. He was called to make statements regarding the “Age 60 Rule” before Congress and to testify in court proceedings on behalf of groups and individuals challenging the regulation. Although one might expect to find this series among materials pertaining to his years at the National Institute on Aging (Boxes 32-33), Williams regarded these materials sufficiently unique to keep them separate in his own files.

Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c. (Boxes 9-47)

The thirty-nine boxes of this series comprise the single largest series among the Williams papers and are a reflection of the extent of his activities. These files include material pertaining to Williams’ membership in professional societies (e.g., the American Geriatrics Society, the Gerontological Society of America, the International Association of Gerontology), organizations (e.g., the Alzheimer’s Association, the American Federation for Aging Research), government agencies (e.g., the Institutes of Medicine, the New York State Task Force on Alzheimer’s Disease & Related Dementias), his interaction with various foundations (e.g, the Metropolitan Life Foundation, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation), his role as a consultant, his work in health planning (e.g., the North Carolina Regional Medical Program, the Monroe County Long Term care Program), visiting lectureships at numerous universities, and his affiliation with the Monroe Community Hospital and the University of Rochester Medical Center. Files pertaining to conferences in which Williams participated frequently include copies of the talks he delivered on these occasions.

General Correspondence (Boxes 48-55)

The eight boxes of correspondence among the Williams papers address a wide variety of topics with an equally extensive group of correspondents. The correspondence files are arranged chronologically, as they were in Williams’ office files. Three boxes of the correspondence in this series were generated during Williams’ years as director of the National Institute on Aging (1983-91). It is important to keep in mind that there is considerable correspondence in the other series of this collection.

Publications (Boxes 56-62)

There are 225 publications included in this series, ranging from journal articles to book chapters, reports, newspaper articles, editorials, letters to the editor, and book reviews. These publications are arranged chronologically by publication date.

Miscellanea (Boxes 63-64)

Box 63 includes talks given by Williams at unidentified venues between 1963 and 2003. The latest talks in these files are autobiographical. Box 64 contains notes of lectures attended by Williams at Harvard Medical School in 1947.

Container List

Box One – CVs & Publicity

• Folder 1: Curricula vitae (1976-2002)
• Folder 2: Publicity (1975-1986)
• Folder 3: Publicity (1988-1991)
• Folder 4: Publicity (1992-1998)
• Folder 5: Publicity (2000-2009)

Box Two – Civil Rights

• Folder 1: Chapel Hill Interracial Fellowship for the Schools (1955)
• Folder 2: Chapel Hill Interracial Fellowship for the Schools (1956-57)
• Folder 3: Chapel Hill Interracial Fellowship for the Schools (1958-61)
• Folder 4: Chapel Hill Interracial Fellowship for the Schools (1962-63)
• Folder 5: Chapel Hill Interracial Fellowship for the Schools (1964-66)
• Folder 6: Chapel Hill Interracial Fellowship for the Schools. Integration news (1956-57)
• Folder 7: Chapel Hill Interracial Fellowship for the Schools (undated)
• Folder 8: Senator Sam Ervin correspondence (1955)
• Folder 9: Judge Raymond Mallard correspondence & clippings (1964-66)
• Folder 10: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (1955-59)
• Folder 11: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (Jan-May 1960)
• Folder 12: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (Sep-Dec 1960)
• Folder 13: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (1961)
• Folder 14: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (Jan-May 1962)

Box Three – Civil Rights

• Folder 1: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (Jun-Dec 1962)
• Folder 2: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (Jan-Feb 1963)
• Folder 3: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (Mar-Apr 1963)
• Folder 4: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (May-Jul 1963)
• Folder 5: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (Aug-Oct 1963)
• Folder 6: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (Nov-Dec 1963)
• Folder 7: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (Jan 1964)
• Folder 8: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (Feb-Apr 1964)
• Folder 9: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (May-Jun 1964)
• Folder 10: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (Jul-Sep 1964)
• Folder 11: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (Oct-Dec 1964)

Box Four – Civil Rights

• Folder 1: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (Jan-Mar 1965)
• Folder 2: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (Apr-Jun 1965)
• Folder 3: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (Jul-Aug 1965)
• Folder 4: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (Sep-Oct 1965)
• Folder 5: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (Nov-Dec 1965)
• Folder 6: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (Jan 1966)
• Folder 7: North Carolina Council on Human Rights (Feb-Jul 1966)
• Folder 8: St. John’s Baptist Church, Charlotte, N.C. Human relations conference (3rd : Feb 1964)
• Folder 9: William Snider, editor Greensboro daily news, correspondence (1967)
• Folder 10: Southern Regional Council (1963-65)
• Folder 11: Southern Regional Council (1966-67)

Box Five – Civil Rights

• Folder 1: Carter C. Williams
• Folder 2: Newspaper clippings (1955-56)
• Folder 3: Newspaper clippings (1961-62)
• Folder 4: Newspaper clippings (1963)
• Folder 5: Newspaper clippings (1964)
• Folder 6: Newspaper clippings (1965-66)
• Folder 7: Newspaper clippings (undated)
• Folder 8: Miscellaneous publications
• Folder 9: Miscellaneous publications

Box Six – Age 60 Rule

• Folder 1: General correspondence (Apr 1985-Mar 1990)
• Folder 2: General correspondence (Sep 1990-Sep 1991)
• Folder 3: Aerospace Medical Association
• Folder 4: Bell, Boyd & Llyod (1987-89)
• Folder 5: Bell, Boyd & Lloyd (Jan 1990-Jan 1991)
• Folder 6: Bell, Boyd & Lloyd (Feb-May 1991, 2000)
• Folder 7: Boeing Company. Boeing pilot cohort normative data study (1990)
• Folder 8: Boeing Company. Boeing Company’s progress in developing plans for the cross-sectional administration of neuropsychological batteries (1990)
• Folder 9: Boeing Company (1990-91)
• Folder 10: Equal Employment Opportunity Commission versus the National Football League (1991)
• Folder 11: Federal Aviation Administration. Psychophysiological effects of aging (Apr 1977, Mar 1978, Aug 1978)
• Folder 12: Federal Aviation Administration. The influence of total flight time, recent flight time and age on pilot accident rate. Final report (1983)

Box Seven – Age 60 Rule

• Folder 1: Federal Aviation Administration. Melvin M. Aman exemption (1986)
• Folder 2: Federal Aviation Administration. Office of the Chief Counsel (1989-90)
• Folder 3: Federal Aviation Administration. Airline pilot age and performance: a review of the scientific literature (1992)
• Folder 4: Federal Aviation Administration. Age 60 project: consolidated database experiments final report (1992)
• Folder 5: Federation of Behavioral, Psychological and Cognitive Sciences. Human factors research: narrowing the extremes of flight crew performance. [By] Thomas R. Chidester (1990?)
• Folder 6: Institutes of Medicine. Committee to study scientific evidence relevant to mandatory age retirement for airline pilots (1980)
• Folder 7: Institutes of Medicine. Committee to study scientific evidence relevant to mandatory age retirement for airline pilots. Airline pilot age, health, and performance: scientific and medical considerations (Mar 1981)
• Folder 8: International Paper Co. (1995)
• Folder 9: National Institute on Aging. Report of the National Institute on Aging panel on the experienced pilots study (Aug 1981)
• Folder 10: United States. Code of Federal regulations. Part 67. Medical standards and certification (1988)
• Folder 11: United States. Congress. House of Representatives. Select committee on aging. Age discrimination and the FAA age 60 rule: hearing … October 17, 1985 (1986)

Box Eight – Age 60 Rule

• Folder 1: United States. Congress. House of Representatives. Select committee on aging (1986-89)
• Folder 2: United States. Congress. House of Representatives. Select committee on aging. Hearing (24 Sep 1991)
• Folder 3: United States. Congress. House of Representatives. Committee on education and labor. Hearing (12 Mar 1986)
• Folder 4: United States. District Court. Central District of California. Baker vs. Delta Airlines. TFW disposition (1990)
• Folder 5: United States. District Court. Central District of California. EEOC vs. Lockheed Corp. TFW disposition (1990)
• Folder 6: United States. District Court. District of Washington at Seattle. EEOC vs. Boeing Co. (1986)
• Folder 7: United States. District Court. Western District of Washington. EEOC vs. Boeing Co. TFW disposition (2 Aug 1989)
• Folder 8: Miscellanea

Box Nine – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Academia Medicorum Literatorum Italiae (1981)
• Folder 2: Access Alzheimer’s (1987-90)
• Folder 3: Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (1994)
• Folder 4: Ad Hoc Group for Medical Research Funding (1991)
• Folder 5: Agency for Health Care Policy & Research. Screening for Alzheimer’s & related dementias panel (1992-93)
• Folder 6: Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh. Lecture (Oct 1980)
• Folder 7: Alliance for Aging Research (1991-92)
• Folder 8: Alliance for Aging Research (1993-96)
• Folder 9: Alliance for Aging Research (1997-2001)
• Folder 10: Alliance for Aging Research (2002, 2004)
• Folder 11: Allied-Signal Award for Research on Aging (1991-93)
• Folder 12: Allied-Signal Award for Research on Aging (1994-99)
• Folder 13: Alzheimer’s Association (1989-91)
• Folder 14: Alzheimer’s Association (1992)

Box Ten – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Alzheimer’s Association (1993-94)
• Folder 2: Alzheimer’s Association (1999-2000)
• Folder 3: Alzheimer’s Association. Rochester chapter (1992)
• Folder 4: Alzheimer’s Association. Rochester chapter (1993-94)
• Folder 5: Alzheimer’s Disease Anti-Inflammatory Prevention Trial (2001)
• Folder 6: Alzheimer’s Disease Anti-Inflammatory Prevention Trial (2002-07)
• Folder 7: American Academy of Arts & Sciences. Medical education conference (Dec 1992)
• Folder 8: American Association for the Advancement of Science (1982)
• Folder 9: American Association of Retired Persons. National steering committee (1991)
• Folder 10: American Association of Retired Persons. Health care America: the draft of the health care reform proposal of the American Association of Retired Persons (Mar 1992)
• Folder 11: American Association of Retired Persons. Andrus Foundation board of trustees (1996)
• Folder 12: American Association of Retired Persons. Andrus Foundation board of trustees (Jan-Jun 1997)

Box Eleven – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: American Association of Retired Persons. Andrus Foundation board of trustees (Jul-Dec 1997)
• Folder 2: American Association of Retired Persons. Andrus Foundation board of trustees (Jan-Mar 1998)
• Folder 3: American Association of Retired Persons. Andrus Foundation board of trustees (May 1998)
• Folder 4: American Association of Retired Persons. Andrus Foundation board of trustees (Jun 1998)
• Folder 5: American Board of Internal Medicine. Certification (1964)
• Folder 6: American Board of Internal Medicine. Conference (Sun Valley : Aug 1980)
• Folder 7: American Clinical & Climatological Association (1985-86, 1992)
• Folder 8: American Clinical & Climatological Association (1993-94)
• Folder 9: American College of Physicians (1974, 1978, 1980-81, 1986)
• Folder 10: American College of Physicians. Proceedings of the conference on the changing needs of nursing home care (Washington, D.C. : Jun 1980)
• Folder 11: American College of Physicians. Universal health care: a plan for change (Jul 1991)

Box Twelve – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: American College of Physicians. Task force on aging (1993-95)
• Folder 2: American College of Physicians. Task force on aging (1995)
• Folder 3: American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine. Coulter lecture (Oct 1986)
• Folder 4: American Diabetes Association. Annual meeting (26th : Chicago : Jun 1966)
• Folder 5: American Federation for Aging Research (1981, 1987-88)
• Folder 6: American Federation for Aging Research (1992-96)
• Folder 7: American Federation for Aging Research (Jun-Jul 1997)
• Folder 8: American Federation for Aging Research. International conference on biomedical aspects of aging research (Venice, Italy : Dec 1997)

Box Thirteen – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: American Federation for Aging Research (1997-98)
• Folder 2: American Federation for Aging Research (May 1998-Feb 1999)
• Folder 3: American Federation for Aging Research (Jun 1999)
• Folder 4: American Federation for Aging Research (Jun, Dec 1999)
• Folder 5: American Federation for Aging Research (2000)
• Folder 6: American Federation for Aging Research (Jan-Aug 2001)
• Folder 7: American Federation for Aging Research (Sep-Dec 2001)
• Folder 8: American Federation for Aging Research (Jan-Mar 2002)

Box Fourteen – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: American Federation for Aging Research (Apr 2002)
• Folder 2: American Federation for Aging Research (May-Jun 2002)
• Folder 3: American Federation for Aging Research (Jul-Nov 2002)
• Folder 4: American Federation for Aging Research (Dec 2002)
• Folder 5: American Federation for Aging Research (2003)
• Folder 6: American Federation for Aging Research (2004)
• Folder 7: American Federation for Aging Research (2006-10)
• Folder 8: American Fertility Society. Conference on aging (No place or date)

Box Fifteen – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: American Geriatrics Society (1975-76)
• Folder 2: American Geriatrics Society (1977)
• Folder 3: American Geriatrics Society. Development of continuing education program for physicians and other health professionals: the comprehensive report (Sep 1977)
• Folder 4: American Geriatrics Society (1978)
• Folder 5: American Geriatrics Society (1979)
• Folder 6: American Geriatrics Society (1980, 1984)
• Folder 7: American Geriatrics Society (May 1990)
• Folder 8: American Geriatrics Society (Aug 1991-Jun 1993)
• Folder 9: American Geriatrics Society. Annual meeting (New Orleans : Nov 1993)
• Folder 10: American Geriatrics Society (1994-97)

Box Sixteen – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: American Geriatrics Society. Nascher/Manning Award (1996)
• Folder 2: American Hospital Association. Lecture (1989)
• Folder 3: American Hospital Association. Program on aging services (Sep 1989)
• Folder 4: American Medical Association. Committee on aging (1975)
• Folder 5: American Medical Association. Voluntary cost containment program (1978)
• Folder 6: American Public Health Association. Annual meeting (San Francisco : Nov 1960)
• Folder 7: American Public Health Association (1978-81)
• Folder 8: American Public Health Association. Gerontological health section awards program (Nov 2002)
• Folder 9: American Society of Allied Health Professions. Meeting (Washington, D.C. : Jul 1987)
• Folder 10: American Society on Aging. Annual meeting (39th : Chicago : Mar 1993)
• Folder 11: Anthony L. Jordan Health Center, Rochester, N.Y. Strategic plan committee (1990-93)
• Folder 12: Armed Forces Institute of Pathology. Symposium on autopsy (May 1989)
• Folder 13: Arthritis Foundation. Genesee Valley Chapter. Dinner in honor of TFW (Nov 1992)
• Folder 14: Assisted Living Facilities Association of America (1991)
• Folder 15: Association of American Medical Colleges. Annual meeting (Hollywood, FL : Oct 1960)
• Folder 16: Association of American Physicians (1986-87, 1991-95, 2000)
• Folder 17: Association of Schools & Colleges of Optometry. Aging grant (1989)
• Folder 18: Association of Sub-Specialty Professors. T. Franklin Williams Scholars Program (2002-03)
• Folder 19: Association of Sub-Specialty Professors. T. Franklin Williams Scholars Program (2004-05)
• Folder 20: Association of Sub-Specialty Professors. T. Franklin Williams Scholars Program (2006-09)

Box Seventeen – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Australia & New Zealand trip (Jun 1976-Aug 1977)
• Folder 2: Australia & New Zealand trip (Sep-Nov 1977)
• Folder 3: Australia & New Zealand trip (1978)
• Folder 4: Australia trip (Nov 1993)
• Folder 5: Australia trip (Nov 1993)
• Folder 6: Australia trip (Nov 1993)
• Folder 7: Baltimore Longitudinal Study of Aging (1991)
• Folder 8: Baltimore Longitudinal Study of Aging (1993)
• Folder 9: Boston City Hospital (1953-54)
• Folder 10: Boston Medical Center. Visit & lecture (Oct 1997)
• Folder 11: Boylston Medical Society, Boston (1948-50)
• Folder 12: Brookdale Foundation Group (2000)
• Folder 13: Brookdale Foundation Group (2001)
• Folder 14: Brookdale Foundation Group (2002-03)
• Folder 15: Buck Center for Research on Aging, Novato, Calif. Grand rounds (Sep 1994)

Box Eighteen – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Buffalo General Hospital. Conference on medical rehabilitation alternatives (Jul 1993)
• Folder 2: Cayuga County (N.Y.) Dept. of Health. Long term care system (1975-76)
• Folder 3: Center for the Study of Aging. TFW interview (1983?)
• Folder 4: Chamber of Commerce, Rochester, N.Y. Civic medal (1998)
• Folder 5: China Medical Association. U.S.-China conference on gerontology (Beijing/Nanjing : May 1985)
• Folder 6: Colgate Rochester Divinity School. Lecture (Mar 2000)
• Folder 7: Collamore Press (1979-83)
• Folder 8: College of American Pathologists (1989-90)
• Folder 9: College of Physicians & Surgeons of Columbia University. External advisory committee of the Columbia Resource Center for Minority Aging Research (1997)
• Folder 10: Columbia Center for the Active Life of Minority Elders (1997-2001)
• Folder 11: Columbia University-New York Geriatric Education Center (1994-95)
• Folder 12: Commonwealth Fund (1991)
• Folder 13: Commonwealth Fund (1992)
• Folder 14: Commonwealth Fund (1993-95)

Box Nineteen – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Community Coalition for Long Term Care (1993-94)
• Folder 2: Community Coalition for Long Term Care (1995)
• Folder 3: Community Coalition for Long Term Care (1998-99)
• Folder 4: Community Coalition for Long Term Care (2000-02)
• Folder 5: Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche-Italian Society of Gerontology. Conferences (May-Jun 1991)
• Folder 6: Consortium of Ohio Geriatric Academic Programs (Columbus : Jun 1992)
• Folder 7: Crozer-Chester Medical Center, Upland, Pa. Geriatrics symposium (Dec 2002)
• Folder 8: Crozer-Keystone Institute for Senior Health, Upland, Pa. Conference on falls (Sep 1996)
• Folder 9: Diversified Pharmaceutical Services. Seniors’ pharmacy & therapeutics committee (1993)
• Folder 10: Diversified Pharmaceutical Services. Seniors’ pharmacy & therapeutics committee (1993-94)
• Folder 11: Drexel University. Stein conference (2nd : Oct 1991)
• Folder 12: Drug Information Association. Workshop (Feb 1984)
• Folder 13: Drug Information Association. Annual meeting (Washington, D.C. : Jun 1994)

Box Twenty – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Duke University. Center for the Study of Aging. Conference (Dec 1975)
• Folder 2: Duke University. Center for the Study of Aging. Guest lecturer (Apr 1991)
• Folder 3: East Carolina University. School of Medicine (1974-75)
• Folder 4: Emory University. Carter Center. Elderly technical advisory committee (1989-91)
• Folder 5: England & Scotland trip (1980)
• Folder 6: Esselstyn Foundation. Symposia on financing medical care (May & Oct 1983)
• Folder 7: Evaluation & Placement Unit, Inc. (1974-76)
• Folder 8: Evercare (1993-94)
• Folder 9: Fallon Clinic, Worcester, Mass. Visiting professor (Apr 1994)
• Folder 10: Federal Council on the Aging (1987)
• Folder 11: Finger Lakes Geriatric Educaton Center. TFW celebration (Sep 2006)
• Folder 12: Finger Lakes Health Systems Agency. Regional chronic care council (1979-80)
• Folder 13: Finger Lakes Health Systems Agency. Task force report on the hospital back-up of long term care patients (Nov 1979)
• Folder 14: Finger Lakes Health Systems Agency (1981-2005)
• Folder 15: Foundation for Long-Term Care (1997)
• Folder 16: Genesee Valley Medical Foundation. Regional utilization and medical review project (1970-75)

Box Twenty-one – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Genesee Valley Medical Foundation. Regional utilization and medical review project (1976-80)
• Folder 2: Genesee Valley Medical Foundation. Medical directors’ group (undated)
• Folder 3: Gerontological Society of America. Annual meeting papers (1981-87)
• Folder 4: Gerontological Society of America. National advisory committee on aging (1991)
• Folder 5: Gerontological Society of America. Pollack award committee (1991)
• Folder 6: Gerontological Society of America. Strategic planning for NIH (1992)
• Folder 7: Gerontological Society of America. Kent & Kleemeier awards committee (1994-95)
• Folder 8: Gerontological Society of America. General (2004-05)
• Folder 9: Grantmakers in Health. Annual conference (4th : Pittsburgh : Nov 1983)
• Folder 10: Hartford Foundation. Lecture (Sep 1988)
• Folder 11: Hartford Foundation (1992-93)
• Folder 12: Harvard Medical School. Geriatric medicine course (Feb 1992)
• Folder 13: Independent Living for Seniors (1997-99)

Box Twenty-two – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Independent Living for Seniors (2000)
• Folder 2: Independent Living for Seniors (2001)
• Folder 3: Independent Living for Seniors (2002-03)
• Folder 4: Independent Living for Seniors (2004-05)
• Folder 5: Independent Living for Seniors (2006)
• Folder 6: Independent Living for Seniors (2007)
• Folder 7: Independent Living for Seniors (Feb 2008-Aug 2009)
• Folder 8: Independent Living for Seniors (Sep 2009-Oct 2010)

Box Twenty-three – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Box 1: Industrial Management Council. Health symposium (Rochester, N.Y. : Nov 1992)
• Box 2: Institutes of Medicine (1978, 1985)
• Box 3: Institutes of Medicine. America’s aging: productive roles in an older society (1986)
• Box 4: Institutes of Medicine (1987-89)
• Box 5: Institutes of Medicine (1990-91)
• Box 6: Institutes of Medicine (1992-94)
• Box 7: Institutes of Medicine (1995)
• Box 8: Institutes of Medicine (Lienhard Award (1996)
• Box 9: Institutes of Medicine (1996-2008)

Box Twenty-four – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: International Association of Gerontology. North American Regional Committee (Mar-Oct 1994)
• Folder 2: International Association of Gerontology. North American Regional Committee (Nov-Dec 1994)
• Folder 3: International Association of Gerontology. North American Regional Committee (Jan-Feb 1995)
• Folder 4: International Association of Gerontology. North American Regional Committee (Mar-Dec 1995)
• Folder 5: International Association of Gerontology. North American Regional Committee (1996-97)
• Folder 6: International Association of Gerontology. North American Regional Committee (1998-99)
• Folder 7: International Conference on Alzheimer’s Disease & Related Disorders (3rd : Albano Terme, Italy : Jul 1992)
• Folder 8: International Focus on the Elderly conference (London, England : Sep 1993)
• Folder 9: International Longevity Center (1997-2002)
• Folder 10: Jefferson College of the Health Professions, Philadelphia. Honorary degree (May 2003)
• Folder 11: Jefferson Health System, Radnor, Pa. Senior Health Institute. National advisory committee (1999)
• Folder 12: Jefferson Health System, Radnor, Pa. Senior Health Institute. National advisory committee (2000)
• Folder 13: Jefferson Health System, Radnor, Pa. Senior Health Institute. National advisory committee (2001, 2003)
• Folder 14: Jewish Home of Rochester. Gretchen Crisler Memorial Conference (3rd : Feb 1992)
• Folder 15: Johns Hopkins University. School of Hygiene & Public Health. lecture (Feb 1989)

Box Twenty-five – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Johns Hopkins University. School of Hygiene & Public Health. Scientific symposium (Apr 1992)
• Folder 2: Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. centennial symposium lecture (1990)
• Folder 3: Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals (1980)
• Folder 4: Kellogg International Program on Health & Aging. Conference on geriatric assessment (Amsterdam, Goteborg, Copenhagen : May-Jun 1987)
• Folder 5: Khachaturian, Radebaugh & Associates. Institute of Care for Dementia (1996)
• Folder 6: Lifespan (1997)
• Folder 7: Lilly Research Laboratories. Diabetes grant (1968-69)
• Folder 8: Longman Group, London, England. Medicine in old age series (1981)
• Folder 9: Louisiana Geriatric Education Center. Conference on geriatric rehabilitation (New Orleans : Jul 1992)
• Folder 10: Markle Foundation (1969-75)
• Folder 11: Masonic Homes Executive Association of North America. Conference (Utica, N.Y. : Jul 1993)
• Folder 12: Medical College of Ohio. Honorary degree (Jun 1987)
• Folder 13: Medical Directors’ Group (1975-78)
• Folder 14: Metropolitan Life Foundation. Awards advisory committee (1997-99)
• Folder 14: Metropolitan Life Foundation. Awards advisory committee (2000-01)

Box Twenty-six – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Metropolitan Life Foundation. Awards advisory committee (2002)
• Folder 2: Metropolitan Life Foundation. Awards advisory committee (2003)
• Folder 3: Metropolitan Life Foundation. Awards advisory committee (2004-05)
• Folder 4: Metropolitan Life Foundation. Awards advisory committee (2006)
• Folder 5: Metropolitan Life Foundation. Awards advisory committee (2007-08)
• Folder 6: Michigan Society of Gerontology. Lecture (Oct 1985)
• Folder 7: Michigan State University. Kellogg Center. Annual geriatric symposium (8th : Oct 1994)
• Folder 8: Minnesota Gerontological Society. Spring conference (Bloomington : Apr 1992)
• Folder 9: Monroe Community College, Rochester, N.Y. Advisory committee on gerontological training (1976)
• Folder 10: Monroe Community Hospital (1968, 1973, 1974)
• Folder 11: Monroe Community Hospital. Grant application: Evaluation-placement of the chronically ill and aged (Sep 1972)
• Folder 12: Monroe Community Hospital. Grant application: Clinical and cost benefits of the evaluation unit (May 1973)
• Folder 13: Monroe Community Hospital (1975)
• Folder 14: Monroe Community Hospital (1976-77)

Box Twenty-seven – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Monroe Community Hospital (1977)
• Folder 2: Monroe Community Hospital (1978)
• Folder 3: Monroe Community Hospital. Grant application: Medical/clinical aspects of aging (1979)
• Folder 4: Monroe Community Hospital (1980-81)
• Folder 5: Monroe Community Hospital (1983)
• Folder 6: Monroe Community Hospital (1986-88, 1990)
• Folder 7: Monroe Community Hospital (Jan-Aug 1991)
• Folder 8: Monroe Community Hospital (Sep-Dec 1991)
• Folder 9: Monroe Community Hospital (Jan-Mar 1992)
• Folder 10: Monroe Community Hospital (Apr-Jun 1992)

Box Twenty-eight – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Monroe Community Hospital (Jul-Dec 1992)
• Folder 2: Monroe Community Hospital (Jan-May 1993)
• Folder 3: Monroe Community Hospital (Jun-Dec 1993)
• Folder 4: Monroe Community Hospital (Jan-May 1994)
• Folder 5: Monroe Community Hospital (Jun-Dec 1994)
• Folder 6: Monroe Community Hospital (Jan-Apr 1995)
• Folder 7: Monroe Community Hospital (May 1995-Dec 1999)
• Folder 8: Monroe Community Hospital (2000-07)

Box Twenty-nine – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Monroe County, N.Y. Board of Health. Older adult health committee (1997-98)
• Folder 2: Monroe County, N.Y. Board of Health. Older adult health committee (1999)
• Folder 3: Monroe County, N.Y. Senior action planning process (1992-93)
• Folder 4: Monroe County, N.Y. Senior action planning process (1994)
• Folder 5: Monroe County, N.Y. Senior action planning process (1995)
• Folder 6: Monroe County Long Term Care Program (1981)
• Folder 7: Monroe County Long Term Care Program (1982)
• Folder 8: Monroe County Long Term Care Program (1983)
• Folder 9: Monroe County Long Term Care Program (1992-93)
• Folder 10: Monroe County Long Term Care Program (Jan 1994)

Box Thirty – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Monroe County Long Term Care Program (Feb-May 1994)
• Folder 2: Monroe County Long Term Care Program (Jun-Jul 1994)
• Folder 3: Monroe County Long Term Care Program (Aug-Sep 1994)
• Folder 4: Monroe County Long Term Care Program (Oct-Dec 1994)
• Folder 5: Monroe County Long Term Care Program (1995-96)
• Folder 6: Monroe County Long Term Care Program (1997)
• Folder 7: Monroe County Long Term Care Program (1998)
• Folder 8: Monroe County Long Term Care Program (2000)
• Folder 9: Monroe County Long Term Care Program (2001)

Box Thirty-one – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Mount Sinai Medical Center. Geriatrics board review course (Feb 1992)
• Folder 2: Mount Sinai Medical Center. Geriatrics board review course (1993-94)
• Folder 3: National Academy of Social Insurance (1997)
• Folder 4: National Academy of Social Insurance (1998)
• Folder 5: National Academy of Social Insurance (Mar-Aug 1999)
• Folder 6: National Academy of Social Insurance (Oct-Dec 1999)
• Folder 7: National Academy of Social Insurance (2000)
• Folder 8: National Academy of Social Insurance (2001)
• Folder 9: National Academy of Social Insurance (2002)
• Folder 10: National Academy of Social Insurance (2003-07)

Box Thirty-two – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: National Association for Senior Living Industries. Conference (Houston : Dec 1992)
• Folder 2: National Center on Minority Health & Health Disparities (Sep 2005-Jan 2006)
• Folder 3: National Center on Minority Health & Health Disparities (Feb 2006-Jan 2007)
• Folder 4: National Chronic Care Consortium (1996)
• Folder 5: National Chronic Care Consortium (1997)
• Folder 6: National Chronic Care Consortium (1997)
• Folder 7: National Chronic Care Consortium (1998)
• Folder 8: National Council on Aging (Nov 1983)
• Folder 9: National Council on Aging (1995-96)
• Folder 10: National Council in Aging. Annual conference (50th : Washington, D.C. : Mar 2000)
• Folder 11: National Elder Care Campaign (1991-92)
• Folder 12: National Institute of Mental Health. Conference lecture (Mar 1984)
• Folder 13: National Institute on Aging. Workshop on geriatric medicine (Jan 1977)
• Folder 14: National Institute on Aging. Advisory committee on the evaluation of assessment technology (1982)
• Folder 15: National Institute on Aging. Women’s health issues (1989-91)

Box Thirty-three – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: National Institute on Aging. FY 1991 briefing session with  acting director (1990)
• Folder 2: National Institute on Aging. Work group on minority aging (1990)
• Folder 3: National Institute on Aging. Senate finance committee (1991)
• Folder 4: National Institute on Aging. Symposium to honor TFW (Jul 1991)
• Folder 5: National Institute on Aging. Task force on aging research (Aug-Nov 1992)
• Folder 6: National Institute on Aging. Task force on aging research (Dec 1992-Oct 1995)
• Folder 7: National Institute on Aging. Friends of the NIA (1994-95)
• Folder 8: National Institute on Aging. Conference on methodological approaches to the study of religion, aging and health (Mar 1995)
• Folder 9: National Institutes of Health. Conference on evaluating the elderly patient: the case for assessment technology (Jun 1983)
• Folder 10: National Institutes of Health. Belgium trip (Dec 1985)
• Folder 11: National Institutes of Health. Consensus development conference on geriatric assessment (Oct 1987)
• Folder 12: National Institutes of Health. Consensus development conference on geriatric assessment (Oct 1987)
• Folder 13: National Institutes of Health. Consensus development conference on the treatment of sleep disorders of older people (Mar 1990)
• Folder 14: National Institutes of Health. Christopher Columbus Medical Sciences Committee conference: Aging, the quality of life (Feb 1992)

Box Thirty-four – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: National nursing home restraint minimization project (1994)
• Folder 2: National Rehabilitation Hospital, Washington, D.C. Stroke treatment conference (May 1990)
• Folder 3: National Stroke Association. Stroke rehabilitation conference (5th : Worcester, Ma. : Oct 1993)
• Folder 4: National task force on gerontology & geriatric care education (Washington, D.C. : Jul 1987)
• Folder 5: Naturally Recurring Retirement Community (2007)
• Folder 6: Naturally Recurring Retirement Community (2008-09)
• Folder 7: New York Association of Homes & Services for the Aging (1991-92)
• Folder 8: New York Board of Review of Geriatric Medicine (2nd : New York City : Dec 1993)
• Folder 9: New York State. Committee on aging (1980)
• Folder 10: New York State. Task force on Alzheimer’s disease & related dementias (1993)
• Folder 11: New York State. Task force on Alzheimer’s disease & related dementias (Jan-Jun 1994)
• Folder 12: New York State. Task force on Alzheimer’s disease & related dementias (Sep-Oct 1994)
• Folder 13: New York State. Task force on Alzheimer’s disease & related dementias (Nov 1994-Jan 1995)
• Folder 14: New York State Association of Gerontological Education. Annual conference (13th : Grossinger, N.Y. : Oct 1985)
• Folder 15. North Carolina. Governor’s conference on the quality of life for our senior citizens (Raleigh : Jul 1977)
• Folder 16: North Carolina Regional Medical Program. Diabetes consultation & education service (1966-68)

Box Thirty-five – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: North Carolina Regional Medical Program. Diabetes consultation & education service (1969)
• Folder 2: North Carolina Regional Medical Program. Diabetes consultation & education service (1970)
• Folder 3: Older Adult Service & Information System – OASIS (Feb-Jun 1992)
• Folder 4: Older Adult Service & Information System – OASIS (Jul-Aug 1992)
• Folder 5: Older Adult Service & Information System – OASIS (Oct 1992-Feb 1994)
• Folder 6: Orange-Chatham Comprehensive Health Services (1970)
• Folder 7: Orange-Chatham Comprehensive Health Services (1977)
• Folder 8: Pan-American Congress on Gerontology (1st : Sao Paolo, Brazil : Feb 1995)
• Folder 9: Park Ridge Health System, Rochester, N.Y. (1989-90)
• Folder 10: Parker Jewish Geriatric Institute, New Hyde Park, N.Y. Lecture (Jun 1995)
• Folder 11: Partners in Care Giving. National advisory committee (1992-94)
• Folder 12: Patient Outcomes Research Team. National advisory committee meeting (Baltimore : Jan 1992)
• Folder 13: Pepper Distinguished Service Award. Selection committee (1989-90)
• Folder 14: Philosophers’ Club. Lecture (Oct 1991)

Box Thirty-six – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Program of All Inclusive Care of the Elderly – PACE (1997-99)
• Folder 2: Program of All Inclusive Care of the Elderly – PACE (2000-06)
• Folder 3: Ralston House, Philadelphia (1993)
• Folder 4: Rand Corporation (1978-79)
• Folder 5: Regional Council on Aging, Rochester, N.Y. (1979, 1981)
• Folder 6: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Conference on aging (Albany, N.Y. : Jan 1992)
• Folder 7: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (1971-78)
• Folder 8: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (May-Jun 1979)
• Folder 9: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (Aug 1979)
• Folder 10: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (Sep 1979-Aug 1981)
• Folder 11: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (1982)
• Folder 12: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (1983)

Box Thirty-seven – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (1985)
• Folder 2: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (1987)
• Folder 3: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (1992-2002)
• Folder 4: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Chronic care symposium (Rochester, N.Y. : Sep 1993)
• Folder 5: Rochester Academy of Medicine. Interdisciplinary seminar on common clinical problems of elderly persons (Jan 1982)
• Folder 6: Rochester Academy of Medicine. Geriatrics sections (1994)
• Folder 7: Rochester Academy of Medicine. kaiser Award (1995)
• Folder 8: Rochester Area Hospitals Corporation (1978-79)
• Folder 9: Rochester Area Hospitals Corporation. Utilization review (1981)
• Folder 10: Rochester Area Hospitals Corporation. Geriatric consultative team project: Interim report (Sep 1982)
• Folder 11: Rochester Area Hospitals Corporation. Published articles sent to Darrel Jodry re: RAHC (1991)
• Folder 12: Rochester Area Multiple Sclerosis, Inc. (1981)

Box Thirty-eight – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Rochester General Hospital (1968-93)
• Folder 2: Rochester Psychiatric Center / Rochester State Hospital (1972-75)
• Folder 3: Rochester Regional Medical Program (1968-73)
• Folder 4: Rochester Regional Medical Program (1974-75)
• Folder 5: Royal Society of Medicine, London (1980)
• Folder 6: St. Ann’s Community, Rochester, N.Y. Advisory board (1993, 1998-99)
• Folder 7: St. Ann’s Community, Rochester, N.Y. Advisory board (2000-03)
• Folder 8: St. James Mercy Hospital, Hornell, N.Y. (Gerontology program (Apr 1992)
• Folder 9: St. John’s Home, Rochester, N.Y. Medical advisory board (1992-95)
• Folder 10: St. John’s Home, Rochester, N.Y. Medical advisory board (2000-04)
• Folder 11: St. Peter’s Hospital, Hamilton, Ontario. Day in geriatrics (Dec 1987)
• Folder 12: St. Vincent’s Hospital, New York, N.Y. Grand rounds (Oct 1994)
• Folder 13: Sandoz Lectures in Gerontology (1988)

Box Thirty-nine – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Sasakawa Health Science Foundation. International symposium on elderly care (2nd : Tokyo : Nov 1991)
• Folder 2: Saward Archive, Edward G. Miner Library
• Folder 3: School without Walls, Rochester, N.Y. (Apr-Aug 1970)
• Folder 4: School without Walls, Rochester, N.Y. (Sep 1970-Oct 1971)
• Folder 5: School without Walls, Rochester, N.Y. (1972-74)
• Folder 6: State Society on Aging of New York. President’s award (2006)
• Folder 7: State University of New York at Buffalo. Western New York Geriatric Education Center. Core faculty development seminar (Jan 1992)
• Folder 8: Stony Brook Health Sciences Center. Grand rounds (Apr 1994)
• Folder 9: Summit on Aging (Canandaigua, N.Y. : Oct 2001)
• Folder 10: Sun Valley Forum. Lecture (Aug 1986)
• Folder 11: Syracuse University. All-University Gerontology Center. Faculty development symposium (Blue Mountain Lake, N.Y. : Oct 1975)
• Folder 12: Task Force on Aging Research (1993)
• Folder 13: Temple University. School of Medicine. Geriatric board review (3rd : Mar 1992)

Box Forty – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Gerontology (1985)
• Folder 2: Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Gerontology (1985-86)
• Folder 3: United States. Congress. House of Representatives. Sub-Committee on health & environment. TFW testimony (24 Sep 1981)
• Folder 4: United States. Congress. House of Representatives. Committee on ways & means. TFW statement (1988)
• Folder 5: United States. Congress. House of Representatives. Select committee on aging. TFW statement (20 Mar 1989)
• Folder 6: United States. Congress. House of Representatives. Select committee on aging. Subcommittee on human services. Statements of TFW & others (19 Apr 1989)
• Folder 7: United States. Congress. House of Representatives. Select committee on aging. Subcommittee on human services. Statements of TFW & others (1 Aug 1989)
• Folder 8: United States. Congress. House of Representatives. Select committee on aging. TFW statement (1990)
• Folder 9: United States. Congress. House of Representatives. Select committee on aging. TFW testimony (24 Sep 1991)
• Folder 10: United States. Congress. House of Representatives. Louise Slaughter’s health care reform advisory group (1993-94)
• Folder 11: United States. Congress. Senate. Special Committee on Aging. TFW statement (10 Mar 1989)
• Folder 12: United States. Congress. Senate. Special Committee on Aging. Hearing (20 Apr 1993)
• Folder 13: United States. Dept. of Health, Education & Welfare. Office of nursing home affairs (1976)
• Folder 14: United States. Dept of Health & Human Services. Secretary’s task force on Alzheimer’s disease report (1985)
• Folder 15: United States. Public Health Service. Region II. Preventive strategy updates for community/migrant health centers (Suffern, N.Y. : Oct 1991)
• Folder 16: USS Springfield Bluejackets (1995-2010)
• Folder 17: University of California, Los Angeles. Hartford visiting professor (May 18, 1992)
• Folder 18: University of Edinburgh. Dept. of Geriatric Medicine (Sep 1983)
• Folder 19: University of Illinois at Chicago. Restraint workshop (May 1992)
• Folder 20: University of Kansas, Lawrence. Dole Center dedication (Aug 1990)

Box Forty-one – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: University of Massachusetts, Boston. Working part on long term care (1993)
• Folder 2: University of New Mexico. New Mexico Geriatric Education Center. Essentials of health care for the elderly conference (Albuquerque : Sep 1991)
• Folder 3: University of North Carolina. Aging in the curriculum (1977-79)
• Folder 4: University of North Carolina. Honorary doctor of science (May 1992)
• Folder 5: University of North Carolina. Sheps Center for Health Services Research (Feb 1994)
• Folder 6: University of North Carolina. School of Medicine. Distinguished Service Award (Apr 1984)
• Folder 7: University of North Carolina. School of Medicine. Spicer-Breckinridge Memorial Lecture (Apr 2003)
• Folder 8: University of Oklahoma. Health Sciences Center. Visiting professor (Oct 2001)
• Folder 9: University of Rochester. Physician-clergy dialogue (1978)
• Folder 10: University of Rochester. Colloquium on aging (Oct 1980)
• Folder 11: University of Rochester. Conference on radioactive wastes (1981)
• Folder 12: University of Rochester Medical Center. Center on Aging (1980-81)
• Folder 13: University of Rochester Medical Center. Center on Aging (1982, 1985, 1991)
• Folder 14: University of Rochester Medical Center. Fairbanks lecture (Nov 1983)
• Folder 15: University of Rochester Medical Center. Clinical curriculum task force (1991-92)
• Folder 16: University of Rochester Medical Center. Joynt colloquia (Oct 1992)

Box Forty-two – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: University of Rochester Medical Center. VA Dean’s committee (Jun 1994-Nov 1996)
• Folder 2: University of Rochester Medical Center. VA Dean’s committee (Dec 1996-Dec 1997)
• Folder 3: University of Rochester Medical Center. Aging & development implementation team (1996)
• Folder 4: University of Rochester Medical Center. Rochester conference on health (Sep 1997)
• Folder 5: University of Rochester Medical Center. Dinner to honor TFW (25 Sep 1997)
• Folder 6: University of Rochester Medical Center. Strong Health Clinical Laboratories. Calculated GFR reporting (2003)
• Folder 7: University of Rochester Medical Center. School of Nursing. Center for Clinical research on Aging (1999-2000)
• Folder 8: University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. Aging Research & Education Center. External advisory committee (1993)
• Folder 9: University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. Aging Research & Education Center. External advisory committee (Jan 1995)
• Folder 10: University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. Aging Research & Education Center. External advisory committee (1996)
• Folder 11: University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. Summer research program in geriatrics (Jul 1994)
• Folder 12: Upstate Health System, Rochester, N.Y. (1982)

Box Forty-three – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Veterans Administration. General (1946-53)
• Folder 2: Veterans Administration. General (1982-89)
• Folder 3: Veterans Administration. General (1991-92)
• Folder 4: Veterans Administration. General (1993-96)
• Folder 5: Veterans Administration. General (1997-2001)
• Folder 6: Veterans Administration. Advisory committee for health research policy (1989)
• Folder 7: Veterans Administration. Advisory committee for health research policy (Jan-May 1990)
• Folder 8: Veterans Administration. Advisory committee for health research policy (Jun 1990)
• Folder 9: Veterans Administration. Advisory committee for health research policy (Jul 1990-Nov 1991)
• Folder 10: Veterans Administration. CME symposium (Salibury, N.C. : Oct 1996)

Box Forty-four – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Veterans Administration. Eligibility reform implementation steering committee (1996-97)
• Folder 2: Veterans Administration. Geriatrics & gerontology advisory committee (Nov 1990-Feb 1991)
• Folder 3: Veterans Administration. Geriatrics & gerontology advisory committee (Mar-Jul 1991)
• Folder 4: Veterans Administration. Geriatrics & gerontology advisory committee (Aug 1991-Feb 1994)
• Folder 5: Veterans Administration. Geriatrics & gerontology advisory committee (1997-98)
• Folder 6: Veterans Administration. Geriatrics & gerontology advisory committee (Sep 2000)
• Folder 7: Veterans Administration. Special fellowships in advanced geriatrics (2000)
• Folder 8: Veterans Administration. Atlanta Rehabilitation Research & Development Center (1996)
• Folder 9: Veterans Administration. Atlanta Rehabilitation Research & Development Center (1996)
• Folder 10: Veterans Administration. Canandaigua, N.Y. (1991-94)
• Folder 11: Veterans Administration. Canandaigua, N.Y. (1995)

Box Forty-five – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Veterans Administration. Canandaigua, N.Y. (1996)
• Folder 2: Veterans Administration. Canandaigua, N.Y. (1997-2003)
• Folder 3: Veterans Administration. Canandaigua, N.Y. Chief of staff search committee (1995)
• Folder 4: Veterans Administration. Canandaigua, N.Y. Chief of staff search committee (Feb-Apr 1996)
• Folder 5: Veterans Administration. Canandaigua, N.Y. Chief of staff search committee (May-Aug 1996)
• Folder 6: Veterans Administration. Canandaigua, N.Y. Geriatrics & extended care plan (Sep 1992)
• Folder 7: Veterans Administration. Canandaigua, N.Y. Health services research & development (1991)
• Folder 8: Veterans Administration. Canandaigua, N.Y. Health services research & development (1992-94)
• Folder 9: Veterans Administration. Canandaigua, N.Y. Health services research & development (1995)
• Folder 10: Veterans Administration. Canandaigua, N.Y. University of Rochester Medical Center affiliation (1991)
• Folder 11: Via Health, Rochester, N.Y. Continuing Care Network (1998)

Box Forty-six – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Via Health, Rochester, N.Y. Continuing Care Network (1999)
• Folder 2: Via Health, Rochester, N.Y. Continuing Care Network (2001)
• Folder 3: Via Health, Rochester, N.Y. Continuing Care Network (2002-03)
• Folder 4: Visiting Nurses Association. Senior companion program advisory council meeting (Denver : Jan 1992)
• Folder 5: Volunteers in Medicine Institute (2003)
• Folder 6: Washington Home, Washington, D.C. (1993)
• Folder 7: Wayne State University. Institute of Gerontology. Lecture (Nov 1994)
• Folder 8: Western Reserve Geriatric Education Center. Topics in geriatric medicine series (Nov 1991)
• Folder 9: White House conference on aging (May 1995)
• Folder 10: White House conference on aging (May 1995)
• Folder 11: White House conference on aging. Maximizing independence for older adults with disabilities mini-conference (Buffalo, N.Y. : Feb 1995)
• Folder 12: White House. Health care briefing (May 1994)

Box Forty-seven – Societies, Organizations, Conferences, &c.

• Folder 1: Williamsburg Geriatrics Conference (12th : Mar 2001)
• Folder 2: World Health Organization. Scientific group on senile dementia (Paris : Aug-Sep 1983)
• Folder 3: World Health Organization. Program for research on aging (1991)
• Folder 4: World Health Organization. Program for research on aging (1992)

Box Forty-eight – Correspondence

• Folder 1: Correspondence (1960-64, 1969)
• Folder 2: Correspondence (1970-72)
• Folder 3: Correspondence (1973-74)
• Folder 4: Correspondence (1975-76)
• Folder 5: Correspondence (1977-79)
• Folder 6: Correspondence (1980)
• Folder 7: Correspondence (1981-82)
• Folder 8: Correspondence (1983)
• Folder 9: Correspondence (Jan-Feb 1984)
• Folder 10: Correspondence (May-Nov 1984)

Box Forty-nine – Correspondence

• Folder 1: Correspondence (1985)
• Folder 2: Correspondence (1986)
• Folder 3: Correspondence (1987)
• Folder 4: Correspondence (Jan-Jul 1988)
• Folder 5: Correspondence (Aug 1988)
• Folder 6: Correspondence (Sep-Dec 1988)
• Folder 7: Correspondence (Jan-Jun 1989)
• Folder 8: Correspondence (Jul-Dec 1989)
• Folder 9: Correspondence (Jan-Apr 1990)
• Folder 10: Correspondence (May-Aug 1990)

Box Fifty – Correspondence

• Folder 1: Correspondence (Sep-Dec 1990)
• Folder 2: Correspondence (Jan-Apr 1991)
• Folder 3: Correspondence (May-Jun 1991)
• Folder 4: Correspondence (Jul 1991)
• Folder 5: Correspondence (Aug-Sep 1991)
• Folder 6: Correspondence (Oct-Dec 1991)
• Folder 7: Correspondence (Jan-Feb 1992)
• Folder 8: Correspondence (Mar-Apr 1992)
• Folder 9: Correspondence (May 1992)
• Folder 10: Correspondence (Jun 1992)

Box Fifty-one – Correspondence

• Folder 1: Correspondence (Jul-Aug 1992)
• Folder 2: Correspondence (Sep-Oct 1992)
• Folder 3: Correspondence (Nov 1992)
• Folder 4: Correspondence (Dec 1992)
• Folder 5: Correspondence (Jan 1993)
• Folder 6: Correspondence (Feb 1993)
• Folder 7: Correspondence (Mar 1993)
• Folder 8: Correspondence (Apr 1993)
• Folder 9: Correspondence (May 1993)

Box Fifty-two - Correspondence

• Folder 1: Correspondence (Jun 1993)
• Folder 2: Correspondence (Jul 1993)
• Folder 3: Correspondence (Aug-Sep 1993)
• Folder 4: Correspondence (Oct-Dec 1993)
• Folder 5: Correspondence (Jan 1994)
• Folder 6: Correspondence (Feb-Apr 1994)
• Folder 7: Correspondence (May 1994)
• Folder 8: Correspondence (Jun 1994)
• Folder 9: Correspondence (Jul 1994)

Box Fifty-three – Correspondence

• Folder 1: Correspondence (Aug-Oct 1994)
• Folder 2: Correspondence (Nov-Dec 1994)
• Folder 3: Correspondence (Jan-Mar 1995)
• Folder 4: Correspondence (Apr-May 1995)
• Folder 5: Correspondence (Jun-Aug 1995)
• Folder 6: Correspondence (Sep-Dec 1995)
• Folder 7: Correspondence (Jan-Apr 1996)
• Folder 8: Correspondence (May-Nov 1996)
• Folder 9: Correspondence (Jan-May 1997)
• Folder 10: Correspondence (Jun-Dec 1997)

Box Fifty-four – Correspondence

• Folder 1: Correspondence (Jan-May 1998)
• Folder 2: Correspondence (Jun-Sep 1998)
• Folder 3: Correspondence (Oct-Dec 1998)
• Folder 4: Correspondence (Jan-Mar 1999)
• Folder 5: Correspondence (Apr-Aug 1999)
• Folder 6: Correspondence (Sep-Dec 1999)
• Folder 7: Correspondence (Jan-Jun 2000)
• Folder 8: Correspondence (Jul-Dec 2000)
• Folder 9: Correspondence (Jan-Jun 2001)

Box Fifty-five – Correspondence

• Folder 1: Correspondence (Jul-Dec 2001)
• Folder 2: Correspondence (Jan-May 2002)
• Folder 3: Correspondence (Jun-Dec 2002)
• Folder 4: Correspondence (Jan-Jun 2003)
• Folder 5: Correspondence (Jul-Sep 2003)
• Folder 6: Correspondence (Oct-Dec 2003)
• Folder 7: Correspondence (2004)
• Folder 8: Correspondence (2005)
• Folder 9: Correspondence (2006)
• Folder 10: Correspondence (2007)

Box Fifty-Six – Publications

• Folder 1: Cabot, Peabody, and the care of the patient (1950)
• Folder 2: Cabot, Peabody, and the care of the patient (1950)
• Folder 3: Bernhard Bang: physician, veterinarian, scientist (1954)
• Folder 4: Mechanism of increased renal sodium excretion following mannitol infusion in man (1954)
• Folder 5: Diuretic responses to oral and intravenous water loads in patients with hepatic cirrhosis (1956)
• Folder 6: A comparison of the water diuresis procedure by oral and intravenous water loading in normal human subjects (1957)
• Folder 7: [empty]
• Folder 8: An analysis of some features of renal tubular dysfunction (1958)
• Folder 9: Effects of 2,4-Dinitrophinol on respiration in the dog (1958)
• Folder 10: Failure of acute lowering of serum osmolality in induce diuresis in mildly dehydrated normal men (1958)
• Folder 11: A genetic study of familial hypophosphatemia and vitamin D resistant rickets with a review of the literature (1958)
• Folder 12: A study of patterns of patient referral to a medical clinic in a rural state (1959)
• Folder 13: A study of the osmotic behavior of the human erythrocyte (1959)
• Folder 14: Familial hypophosphatemia and vitamin-D resistant rickets [book chapter] (1960)
• Folder 15: Patient referral to a university clinic: patterns in a rural state (1960)
• Folder 16: The ecology of medical care (1961)
• Folder 17: The referral process in medical care and the university clinic’s role (1961)
• Folder 18: Use of cohort life tables in family studies of disease (1961)
• Folder 19: Brown tumor and secondary hyperparathyroidism (1963)
• Folder 20: [empty]
• Folder 21: Hemoglobin and packed cell volume in negro and Caucasian subjects (1965)
• Folder 22: Medicine and the new morality (1965)
• Folder 23: Familial (hereditary) vitamin-D resistant rickets with hypophosphatemia [book chapter] (1966)
• Folder 24: Patient population of a referral medical center (1966)
• Folder 25: The clinical picture of diabetic control, studied in four settings (1967)
• Folder 26: Dietary errors made at home by patients with diabetes (1967)
• Folder 27: Observation of medication errors made by diabetic patients in the home (1967)
• Folder 28: A study of diabetic patients at home (1967)
• Folder 29: A study of diabetic patients at home (1967). Data
• Folder 30: A study of diabetic patients at home (1967). Data

Box Fifty-seven – Publications

• Folder 1: Survey of hospital admissions of residents of Orange County, North Carolina, 1964-1965 (1967)
• Folder 2: Consultation-referral process (1968)
• Folder 3: Pathogenesis of familial vitamin-D resistant rickets (1968)
• Folder 4: Stereospecific transport of glucose in the perfused rat liver (1968)
• Folder 5: Cushing’s syndrome with a paradoxical response to dexamethasone (1969)
• Folder 6: Assessment of the geriatric patient in relation to needs for services and facilities [book chapter] (197?)
• Folder 7: [empty]
• Folder 8: Innovations in teaching about chronic illness and aging in a chronic disease hospital [book chapter] (197?)
• Folder 9: Effects of guanosine 3’,5’-monophosphate on the perfused rat liver (1971)
• Folder 10: Effects of insulin and adenosine 3’,5’-monophosphate on K+ flux and glucose output in perfused rat liver (1971)
• Folder 11: Hypertension due to renal vascular disease, renal infarction, renal cortical necrosis [book chapter] (1971)
• Folder 12: Management of elderly persons with diabetes (1971?)
• Folder 13: Dupuytren’s disease: its association with abnormal liver function in alcoholism and epilepsy (1972)
• Folder 14: Appropriate placement of the chronically ill and aged (1973)
• Folder 15: A review of the literature relating to social, emotional, and behavioral factors which influence the course of diabetes mellitus and patient response to therapy (1973)
• Folder 16: Criteria and guidelines for evaluation of aged or chronically ill persons for maintenance at home or for placement in an appropriate long-term care institution (1974)
• Folder 17: Geriatrics: “fruition of the clinician” (1974)
• Folder 18: Laboratory screening in the evaluation and placement of geriatric patients (1974)
• Folder 19: Community hospital’s budget problems obscure the quality of patient services [letter to the editor] (1975)
• Folder 20: Dr. Strauss’ last teaching session (1975)
• Folder 21: Needs for diabetes education [book chapter] (1975)
• Folder 22: Policy decisions concerning the supply, distribution and education of health care personnel (1975?)
• Folder 23: The role of health team members (1975)
• Folder 24: Diabetes education: needs for the patient and professionals (1976)
• Folder 25: The medical directors’ group [book chapter] (1976)
• Folder 26: Research in health service systems (1976)
• Folder 27: Staffing problems in long-term care (1976)
• Folder 28: Final progress report: a demonstration of an individualized nursing care approach for patients with selected chronic conditions {1977)
• Folder 29: Diabetes mellitus in the aged (1977)
• Folder 30: A policy statement: the elderly and functional dependency [IOM/NAS publication] (1977)
• Folder 31: Public policy on health care for the dependent aged in the United States (1977)
• Folder 32: Working with older people [book chapter] (1977)
• Folder 33: Future organization for services for the elderly in the United States (1978)
• Folder 34: Letter to the editor regarding “Medical screening of old people accepted for medical care” (1978)
• Folder 35: Spectrum of severity and control of diabetes mellitus in skilled nursing facilities (1978)
• Folder 36: Unique yet the same (1978)
• Folder 37: Health promotion for the elderly [book chapter] (1979)
• Folder 38: Mini-review on health services research and diabetes (1979)
• Folder 39: Geriatric consultation teams in acute hospitals: impact on “back-up” of elderly patients (198?)

Box Fifty-eight – Publications

• Folder 1: Health promotion for the elderly: reducing functional dependency [book chapter] (1981)
• Folder 2: Health promotion for the elderly: reducing functional dependency [book chapter] (1981)
• Folder 3: Diabetes mellitus [book chapter] (1981)
• Folder 4: Diabetes education and the needs for the patient and professionals (1981)
• Folder 5: Multiple endocrine neoplasia (men) syndromes (1981)
• Folder 6: A new double-layered launderable bed sheet for patients with urinary incontinence (1981)
• Folder 7: Aging: perceptions, myths and the future (1982)
• Folder 8: Assessment of the elderly for long-term care (1982)
• Folder 9: Assessment of the geriatric patient in relation to needs for services and facilities (1982)
• Folder 10: Ongoing ambulatory care [book chapter] (1982?)
• Folder 11: Assessment of the elderly in relation to needs for long term care: an emerging technology (1983)
• Folder 12: Comprehensive functional assessment: an overview (1983)
• Folder 13: Evaluation of care provided to terminally ill patients (1983)
• Folder 14: NIA conference on assessment (1983)
• Folder 15: The aging of the American population (1984)
• Folder 16: Aging: puzzles and progress (1984)
• Folder 17: Book review of Health care of the elderly (1984)
• Folder 18: Consequences and needs of an aging population (1984)
• Folder 19: Increase in elderly: victory, challenge (1984)
• Folder 20: Integrating the needs of older Americans into the goals and structures of health care reform (1984)
• Folder 21: Older, but not always richer [letter to the editor] (1984)
• Folder 22: Report on education and training in geriatrics and gerontology [NIA publication] (1984)
• Folder 23: Approaches to health maintenance and long term care for older people [book chapter] (1985?)
• Folder 24: Challenges of the 80s [book chapter] (1985)
• Folder 25: Drugs and the elderly (1985)
• Folder 26: Families, informal supports, and Alzheimer’s disease (1985)
• Folder 27: The future care of older people (1985)
• Folder 28: Geriatric consultation teams in acute hospitals: impact on back-up of elderly patients (1985)
• Folder 29: The geriatric medical education imperative (1985)
• Folder 30: Management of common problems of the elderly [book chapter] (1985)
• Folder 31: Opportunities for research and training in aging [book introduction] (1985?)
• Folder 32: Patterns of health and disease in the elderly (1985)
• Folder 33: A perspective on training for academic leadership in geriatrics (1985)
• Folder 34: Priority areas for research in aging (1985)
• Folder 35: The public view [book chapter] (1985)
• Folder 36: Rising numbers of old and poor [letter to the editor] (1985)
• Folder 37: The scientific challenge: health care and the elderly [book chapter] (1985)
• Folder 38: Aging at the organ level: implications and outlook (1986)

Box Fifty-nine – Publications

• Folder 1: The aging process: biological and psychosocial considerations [book chapter] (1986)
• Folder 2: Assessment of mobility and hand function in the elderly (1986)
• Folder 3: Assessment of the elderly in relation to needs for long-term care: an emerging technology [book chapter] (1986)
• Folder 4: Comprehensive assessment of frail elderly in relation to needs for long-term care [book chapter] (1986)
• Folder 5: Evaluation of older persons in the ambulatory setting (1986)
• Folder 6: Exercise is for all ages (1986)
• Folder 7: Fall risk index for elderly patients based on number of chronic disabilities (1986)
• Folder 8: Geriatric research: a tool for the private practitioner (1986)
• Folder 9: Geriatrics: the fruition of the clinician reconsidered (1986)
• Folder 10: Geriatrics and gerontology: imperatives in education and training (1986)
• Folder 11: Health promotion and the elderly: why do it and where does it lead? [book chapter] (1986)
• Folder 12: Integration of geriatric assessment into the community [book chapter] (1986)
• Folder 13: Aging or disease? (1987)
• Folder 14: Commentary for Diabetes in the news (1987)
• Folder 15: The future of aging (1987)
• Folder 16: How does the team approach to outpatient geriatric evaluation compare with traditional care: a report of a randomized controlled trial (1987)
• Folder 17: Is the team approach to outpatient geriatric evaluation better than traditional care: a report of a randomized controlled trial (1987)
• Folder 18: Predictors of successful home care plans (1987)
• Folder 19: Proposed editorial for Pride Institute journal (1987)
• Folder 20: Trends in the health of the elderly population (1987)
• Folder 21: Clinical implications of recent research in aging (1987)
• Folder 22: Assessing function in the elderly (1988)
• Folder 23: Foreword to J.S. Jackson’s Black American elderly (1988)
• Folder 24: Introduction to rehabilitation and aging (1988)
• Folder 25: Quality of care for older people: challenges for research and teaching (1988?)
• Folder 26: Rehabilitation: goals and approaches in older people [book chapter] (1988)
• Folder 27: Research and care: essential partners in aging (1988)
• Folder 28: Approaches to health [book chapter] (1989)
• Folder 29: Current status of biomedical and behavioral research in aging (1989)
• Folder 30: Foreword to The Science and practice of gerontology (1989)
• Folder 31: Future training and research in aging [book chapter] (1989)
• Folder 32: Good health care for the elderly: implications for the management of hypertension [book chapter] (1989?)
• Folder 33: Multidisciplinary health assessment of older people: an introduction (1989)
• Folder 34: Rehabilitation’s role in geriatric medicine (1989)
• Folder 35: Rehabilitation: small goals, sustained interventions (1989)
• Folder 36: Taking action against falls (1989)
• Folder 37: Teamwork for the problems of aging [editorial] (1989)
• Folder 38: World Book article on aging (1989)

Box Sixty – Publications

• Folder 1: No such thing as ‘the politics of senility’ [editorial] (199?)
• Folder 2: Response to Daniel Callahan’s column, Washington Post [editorial] (1999?)
• Folder 3: Editorial for JAMA to accompany paper by Cumings, S.R. (1990?)
• Folder 4: Capacity for sexual expression endures (1990)
• Folder 5: Endocrinology in aging [book chapter] (1990)
• Folder 6: Foreword to Home health care options for older persons (1990)
• Folder 7: Geriatrics: a perspective on quality of life and care for older people [book chapter] (1990)
• Folder 8: Improving the quality of life for older people through research and training (1990)
• Folder 9: Instruments for the functional assessment of older patients (1990)
• Folder 10: Opportunities in geriatrics: funding and research (1990)
• Folder 11: Osteoporosis and hip fractures: challenges to investigators and clinicians [editorial] (1990)
• Folder 12: Planning for health personnel needed to serve elderly persons [book chapter] (1990)
• Folder 13: Research needs in aging and vision (1990)
• Folder 14: Aging research and its influence on health care (1991)
• Folder 15: Correlations of aging and space effects on biosystems (1991)
• Folder 16: Foreword to Advances in long term care (1991)
• Folder 17: Foreword to Reducing frailty and fall-related injuries in older persons (1991)
• Folder 18: The health needs of older Hispanics [letter to the editor] (1991)
• Folder 19: Potential importance of nutrition in aging [book chapter] (1991)
• Folder 20: It’s never too late to try cancer prevention measures (1991)
• Folder 21: Monroe Community Hospital: focus for care of the chronically ill (1991)
• Folder 22: The National Institute on Aging: participant and catalyst in research on aging in the United States (1991)
• Folder 23: Perspectives on care of older persons (1991)
• Folder 24: Aging versus disease: which changes seen with age are the result of ‘biological aging’? (1992)
• Folder 25: Animal studies are teaching us about aging [editorial] (1992)
• Folder 26: Biology of aging issue of Generations (1992 or 1993)
• Folder 27: Book review of the Annual review of gerontology and geriatrics, v. 10 (1992)
• Folder 28: Comprehensive assessment of frail elderly in relation to needs for long-term care [book chapter] (1992)
• Folder 29: Comprehensive geriatric assessment [book chapter] (1992)
• Folder 30: Creating immediate medical leadership in geriatrics [letter to the editor] (1992)
• Folder 31: Demographics of aging [book chapter] (1992)
• Folder 32: Foreword for issue of Geriatric clinics on older drivers (1992)
• Folder 33: Preface to Handbook of aging and the humanities (1992)
• Folder 34: Management of common problems in the elderly [book chapter] (1992)
• Folder 35: Co-editor of the Oxford textbook of geriatric medicine (1992)
• Folder 36: “Prudence” and “evidence” in disease prevention [editorial] (1992)
• Folder 37: Serum albumin, aging and disease [editorial] (1992)
• Folder 38: The aging population [book chapter] (1993)

Box Sixty-one – Publications

• Folder 1: Aging versus disease: which changes seen with age are the result of ‘biological aging’? [book chapter] (1993)
• Folder 2: Asset forfeiture: a powerful weapon [letter to the editor] (1993)
• Folder 3: Foreword to special issue on older drivers in Clinics in geriatric medicine (1993)
• Folder 4: Meeting the challenges of hospitalization of older patients [editorial] (1993)
• Folder 5: A new scope on retirement (1993)
• Folder 6: Preventive strategies [book chapter] (1993)
• Folder 7: A professional society [editorial] (1993)
• Folder 8: Restraining restraints: changes in a standard of care (1993)
• Folder 9: Discussion of four papers on “health care reform: issues relating to older adults” to appear in the Gerontologist (1994)
• Folder 10: The future of aging research: its relevance to geriatric care (1994)
• Folder 11: Integrating the needs of older Americans into the goals and structures of health care reform (1994)
• Folder 12: A new scope on retirement (1994)
• Folder 13: Principles of rehabilitation in older persons [book chapter] (1994)
• Folder 14: Rehabilitation in old age [book chapter] (1994)
• Folder 15: Strengthening the geriatric content of medical education [editorial] (1994)
• Folder 16: Trends in dependency and supportive care needs among older people [book chapter] (ca. 1994-96)
• Folder 17: The undergraduate curriculum in geriatrics [editorial] (1994)
• Folder 18: Build on Rochester’s record of innovative care [editorial] (1995)
• Folder 19: Does human recombinant erythropoietin improve wound healing? [letter to the editor] (1995)
• Folder 20: The state of geriatric teaching in the university [editorial] (1995)
• Folder 21: Commentary on “The ecology of medical care” (1996)
• Folder 22: Geriatrics: perspective on quality of life and care for older people [book chapter] (1996)
• Folder 23: Older people, dependency, and trends in supportive care [book chapter] (1996)
• Folder 24: Research and demonstration on frailty and other threats to independent living (1996)
• Folder 25: A century of progress in public health? [editorial] (1999)
• Folder 26: Diabetes and dementia in long-term care (1999)
• Folder 27: Secrets of a much longer life from doctors who should know [editorial] (1999)
• Folder 28: Editorial correspondence re: Oxford textbook of geriatric medicine. 2nd ed. (2000)

Box Sixty-two – Publications

• Folder 1: Vision impairment in older adults [book chapter] (2000)
• Folder 2: The current state of geriatric medicine: a national survey of fellowship trained geriatricians, 1990 to 1998 (2002)
• Folder 3: Outpatient geriatric evaluation and management [letter to the editor] (2002)
• Folder 4: Fix Medicare to provide elders for chronic ailments [editorial] (2003)
• Folder 5: The aging factor in health and disease: the promise of basic research on aging (2004?)
• Folder 6: To clear out waiting rooms, help people stay healthier [editorial] (2004)
• Folder 7: How the body ages [book chapter] (2004)
• Folder 8: Productive aging: personal and professional reference points (2005)
• Folder 9: Science fact and the SENS agenda: what we can reasonably expect from ageing research (2005)
• Folder 10: Area can now regain medical stardom [editorial] (2006)
• Folder 11: It’s time to march [editorial] (2006)
• Folder 12: Team performance and risk-adjusted health outcomes in the program of all-inclusive care for the elderly (PACE) (2006)
• Folder 13: History and physical examination [book chapter] (2007)
• Folder 14: Program characteristics and enrollees’ outcomes in the program of all-inclusive care for the elderly (PACE) (2007)

Box Sixty-three – Miscellaneous Talks

• Folder 1: Talks given at unidentified venues (1963-79)
• Folder 2: Talks given at unidentified venues (1980-2003)

Box Sixty-four – Medical School Notebooks, 1947

• Biochemistry I
• Biochemistry II
• Physiology I
• Physiology II
• Physiology III