Everett Kinne Geer

Background

Geer, Everett Kinne was born on January 14, 1893 in Saint Paul. Son of Ethelbert F. and Helen (Hazen) Geer.

Education

Educated Central high school (Saint Paul). Bachelor of Science, University Minnesota, 1915. Doctor of Medicine 1917.

Post graduate Trudeau School Tuberculosis (Saranac Lake, New York), June-July 1921.

Career

United States Army Air Force, killed in action, May 1944), Thomas Brownell. Engaged in practice of medicine, specializing in diseases of chest. Chief tuberculosis division Ancker Hospital.

Medical director Children’s Preventorium, Ramsey County.

Assistant professor medicine Minnesota U. consultant tuberculosis. branch Area 8 Virginia.

Achievements

• Everett Kinne Geer has been listed as a noteworthy physician by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served as Lieutenant Medical Corps United States Navy, 1917-1919. Fellow American College of Physicians. Member of the American Medical Association, American Heart Association, American Trudeau Society (member of council 1941-1943), Central Society for Clinical Research.

International Union against Tuberculosis, Minnesota Academy Medical Minnesota Society Internal Medical, Minnesota Pathology

Society, Minnesota Medical Association, Minnesota Trudeau Society, National Tuberculosis Association, Ramsey County Medical Society, Minnesota Public Health Association (member Executive Committee) Phi Gamma Delta, Nu Sigma Nu.

Connections

Married Olive Barnett Lewis, May 15, 1918. Children: Patricia (Mistress John West. Donahower), Everett Kinne (Lieutenant.

Father:

Ethelbert F. Geer

Mother:

Helen (Hazen) Geer

Spouse:

Olive Barnett Lewis

child:

Patricia Geer (Mistress John West. Donahower)

child:

Everett Kinne (lt Geer