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Re: in memory of Prof. Miguel Margulies From: David Cosgrove (d.cosgrove@imperial.ac.uk) Wed Jan 21 00:33:20 2004 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Pedro Baroni: "Re: Soft markers for genetic problems - abstracts" Previous message: Amy: "please help!! Trying to research obstetrics malpractice" Maybe in reply to: Daniel Margulies, MD: "in memory of Prof. Miguel Margulies" Dear Daniel: So sorry to hear about your Father. Yes, he was an amazing and charismatic person. The world will be the poorer without him. -- David Cosgrove On 20 Jan 2004, at 06:43, Daniel Margulies, MD wrote: > > I have sad news. > > My Father, Prof. Miguel Margulies, have passed away last January 15, > 2004 > > My Dad was a great man and I am sure that everyone who have had the > pleasure to meet him was aware of his mankind and generosity. > > He was a pioneer as well as a mentor in Latinoamerica in the fields of > Perinatology, Maternal fetal Medicine, > > I will always remember his enthusiasm organizing Scientific Meetings > and > research proyects. > > With my deepest pain and sorrow I inform you this decease. > > Daniel Margulies, MD > danymarg@fibertel.com.ar > Next message: Pedro Baroni: "Re: Soft markers for genetic problems - abstracts" Previous message: Amy: "please help!! Trying to research obstetrics malpractice" Maybe in reply to: Daniel Margulies, MD: "in memory of Prof. Miguel Margulies"

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