Ann Morton Trice-Daughdrill

Background

Trice-Daughdrill, Ann Morton was born on September 15, 1932 in Madisonville, Kentucky, United States. Daughter of Joel Dabney and Hallie (Traylor) Trice.

Education

Bachelor, Newcomb College, l954; Doctor of Medicine, Tulane University, l959.

Career

Resident in internal medicine, Tulane Charity Hospital-Southern Baptist Hospital, New Orleans, l960-63; private practice, New Orleans, l963-66; private practice, Metairie, Louisiana, l966-69; emergency physician, South Georgia Medical Center, Valdosta, 1973-1989; infirmary physician, Valdosta State College, since 1989. Guest lecturer Valdosta State College, l976, Lowndes High School, Valdosta, l979, Station WALB-AM-television, Albany, Georgia, l979. Medical director, board directors ABC Home Health Svc., Valdosta, l985-.

Achievements

• Ann Morton Trice-Daughdrill has been listed as a noteworthy Emergency physician by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Vice chairman Valdosta Democratic Committee, 1979. Delegate Georgia Democratic Convention, 1980. Conductor seminar on rape to local civic clubs.

Speaker on sexually transmitted diseases to churches and local schools. Member Valdosta Choral Guild, since 1988, member governing board, since 1990. Member American College Emergency Physicians, American Medical Association, American Medical Women's Association, Medical Association Georgia, Lowndes County Medical Association, American Association of University Women (governing board Valdosta 1979-1980, 86-89), Daughters of the American Revolution (governing board General James Jackson Chapter since 1989), Camelia Garden Club, Delta Zeta.

Interests

• Avocations: music, antiques, interior design and architecture, needlework.

Connections

Married William Eugene Daughdrill, November l8, l96l. Children: Brian Evan, Cheryl Annual.

Father:

Joel Dabney Trice

Mother:

Hallie (Traylor) Trice

Spouse:

William Eugene Daughdrill

child:

Cheryl Annual Trice-Daughdrill

child:

Brian Evan Trice-Daughdrill