Coming home for 100 years

Abstract

Dr. Lewis Woolner began life on a small farm in North Rustico and went on to become a distinguished pathologist at the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota. He reminisced about his early life and talked about attending Prince of Wales College, teaching in Mayfield and went on to graduate from medicine at Dalhousie University. He later joined the Mayo Clinic and rose to title of full professor in 1961. He has published 243 peer-reviewed papers, 18 book chapters and a thesis in his career. He and his wife Laura raised five kids. He returns home to Prince Edward Island each summer [photograph].

Date

August 2014

Issue

11

Title	Coming home for 100 years
Abstract	Dr. Lewis Woolner began life on a small farm in North Rustico and went on to become a distinguished pathologist at the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota. He reminisced about his early life and talked about attending Prince of Wales College, teaching in Mayfield and went on to graduate from medicine at Dalhousie University. He later joined the Mayo Clinic and rose to title of full professor in 1961. He has published 243 peer-reviewed papers, 18 book chapters and a thesis in his career. He and his wife Laura raised five kids. He returns home to Prince Edward Island each summer [photograph].
Journal	Northern star : a community newspaper serving the Island's central north shore
Date	August 2014
Volume	18
Issue	11
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