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Douglas Smith

8 de abril de 2009

8 de abril de 2009

Douglas M. Smith, MD, 75, passed away on April 8th, 2009. Some of his treasured accomplishments included being an Air Force Captain in Vietnam; Chief of Radiology at St Lukes Hospital in Cleveland, OH and at St Marys Hospital in West Palm Beach, Florida; Owner of the Historic Taos Inn; Board Member of First Community Bank; and Chairman of the Board of both Taos Center for the Arts and Taos Talking Pictures. Although he never considered himself an artist, he was an accomplished nature photographer. An exhibit of his work entitled Journey, A Lifetime of Travel will continue to be on display at the Taos Inn through the end of May. He is survived by his wife, Carolyn Haddock of Arroyo Seco, NM, his brother, Robert Smith of Reno, NV, and his children, Linda Giltz of Asburn, NC, Debora Majher of South Euclid, OH, Christopher Smith of Ranchos De Taos, NM, Scott Smith of Roseville, CA and Holly Prull of Bend, OR, along with nine grandchildren. The family thanks the community for honoring Doug in so many ways over the last year. We are extremely grateful for the opportunity for him to have received your blessings. Private services will be held later in the summer when family will be able to gather. Memorial gifts can be made in Dougs name to the TCA endowment fund at Taos Community Foundation, P.O. Box 1925, Taos, NM 87571, or online at www.taoscf.org.

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Catherine Long

Carolyn, I just saw Doug's obituary online. We have been gone so much and out of touch with the goings on in town, I'm so sorry to have missed this past year. So much love to you and thinking of you. This is a very tough time and know that there are so many people in Taos and around that are wishing you well. Our condolences. Catherine Long and Glen Dickerson

Publicado el 1 de mayo de 2009
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Benita Rael

I worked with Dr. Smith at HCH. I want to express my deepest sympathies. I already missed him since he "retired", but more so now. Benita Rael

Publicado el 15 de abril de 2009
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George And Beverly Chacon

We often saw Doug And Carolyn at the many events that they were so helpful in making them a successl. We spoke often and never heard a negative comment about anything he was experiencing. His photos were an insight into his view of the worked and thought it was such a great treat to travel with him to the many places he visited through his photos. I cannot say I knew him on a real personal level but feel privileged to have met a man, that as a Dr., probably had a powerful and healing affect on many throughout his esteemed career. To Carolyn and the rest of his family, our sincerest condolences and may his light carry on through you.

Publicado el 15 de abril de 2009
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