George Eugene Gantner

Background

Gantner, George Eugene was born on June 7, 1927 in St. Louis. Son of George Eugene and Dorothy (Andrews) Gantner.

Education

Bachelor of Science, St. Saint Louis University, 1949; Doctor of Medicine, St. Saint Louis University, 1953.

Career

Intern in surgery, St. Mary's Group of Hospitals, St. Louis, 1953-1954; fellow pathology, St. Saint Louis University School Medicine, 1954-1957; private practice pathology, St. Louis, 1957-1988; assistant pathologist, St. Mary's Group Hospitals, 1957-1958; patholoist, director laboratories, St. Saint Louis University Hospitals, 1958-1988; associate professor pathology, St. Saint Louis University School Medicine, 1962-1988; acting department chairman pathology, St. Saint Louis University School Medicine, 1965-1966; professor, St. Saint Louis University School Medicine, 1969-1988; coroner's pathologist, St. Louis County, 1958-1968; chief medical examiner, from 1969.

Achievements

• George Eugene Gantner has been listed as a noteworthy Pathologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served with United States Naval Reserve, 1945-1946. Fellow American Academy Forensic Sciences (governor 1975-1988, president 1983-1984), College American Pathologists. Member National Association Medical Examiners (secretary-treasurer), Missouri Medical Association, St. Louis Medical Society, Missouri Society Pathologists, St. Louis Pathological Society (president 1962), International Association Coroners and Medical Examiners.

Connections

Married Genevieve Timm, June 16, 1951. Children: George Eugene III, Christine, Jeanne Marie, Thomas, Robert, Michael, Stephen.

Father:

George Eugene Gantner

Mother:

Dorothy (Andrews) Gantner

Spouse:

Genevieve Timm

child:

Robert Gantner

child:

Thomas Gantner

child:

Christine Gantner

child:

Jeanne Marie Gantner

child:

Michael Gantner

child:

George Eugene III Gantner

child:

Stephen Gantner