Background
Emery, John Edward was born on January 4, 1932 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Arrived in the United States, 1965. Son of Herbert James and Phyllis Gwyndolyn (Young) Emery.
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John Edward Emery, Canadian plastic surgeon, vintner. Diplomate American Board Plastic Surgeons. Named Man of Year, Leukemia Society, 1997; named to, Sports Hall of Fame, Canada, 1964; recipient Stubbs trophy for Best Athlete, University Naval Training Division, 1956, Gold medal for bobsled team, Innsbruck Olympics, 1964.
Education
Doctor of Medicine, Queens University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada, 1957.
Career
Rotating intern in medicine and surgery, Vancouver, Canada. Resident in orthopedic surgery Sun Valley, Idaho. Resident in pathology Munich.
Registrar general surgery Northampton, England. Resident plastic surgeon Oxford, England, Glasgow, Scotland, Toronto, Canada. Resident general surgery San Francisco.
Plastic surgeon San Francisco and Sonoma, since 1966. Member staff St. Mary's Hospital, San Francisco, 1970—2002, Sonoma Valley Hospital, since 2000. Founder Emery Medical Center and Spa, Sonoma, California, since 2000.
Owner, manager Emery Estate Vineyards, since 2001. Lieutenant Canadian Navy, 1953-1957.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow: American College of Surgeons, International Academy Cosmetic Surgery, Royal College Surgeons, Canada. Member: American Medical Association, Aesthetic Surgery Education and Research Foundation, Oculoplastic Fellowship New York, Lipoplasty Society North America, Canadian Aesthetic Society, American Society Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons, Rotary.
Connections
Married Deborah Mae Nelson, October 17, 1980. Children: Tamera, Allison, Forest Meadow Spring, John Edward.
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Religion
Church of England -
Political Party
Republican
Education
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1957
Career
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1966
Awards
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Named Man of Year, Leukemia Society, 1997. Named to, Sports Hall of Fame, Canada, 1964. Recipient Stubbs trophy for Best Athlete, University Naval Training Division, 1956, Gold medal for bobsled team, Innsbruck Olympics, 1964.Named Man of Year, Leukemia Society, 1997. Named to, Sports Hall of Fame, Canada, 1964. Recipient Stubbs trophy for Best Athlete, University Naval Training Division, 1956, Gold medal for bobsled team, Innsbruck Olympics, 1964.