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Gordon Meade

Mwanner — 2013-05-30 11:51:47

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MaryHotaling — 2012-01-20 14:47:24

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- Dr. '''Gordon Meade''' came to Saranac Lake for his health in 1930. He was the medical director of the ["Trudeau Sanatorium"] from 1946 to 1955, a position he held when the decision was made to close the Sanatorium; it was Meade who made the announcement. He resigned from the Institute in 1955 and moved to Ridgewood, New Jersey.	+ Dr. '''Gordon Meade''' came to Saranac Lake for his health in 1930. He was the medical director of the ["Trudeau Sanatorium"] from 1946 to 1955, a position he held when the decision was made to close the Sanatorium in 1954; it was Meade who made the announcement. He resigned in 1955 and moved to Ridgewood, New Jersey.

MaryHotaling — 2012-01-20 14:46:43

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- '''Died:''' 1990	+ '''Died:''' November 30, 1990
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- Dr. '''Gordon Meade''', who came to Saranac Lake for his health in 1930, was the executive director of the ["Trudeau Sanatorium"] and medical director of the ["Trudeau Institute"], a position he held when the decision was made to close the Sanatorium; it was Meade who made the announcement. He resigned from the Institute in 1955 and moved to Ridgewood, New Jersey.	+ Dr. '''Gordon Meade''' came to Saranac Lake for his health in 1930. He was the medical director of the ["Trudeau Sanatorium"] from 1946 to 1955, a position he held when the decision was made to close the Sanatorium; it was Meade who made the announcement. He resigned from the Institute in 1955 and moved to Ridgewood, New Jersey.
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- He was also the president of the New York Federation of Bird Clubs. The Meades had a camp on ["Lake Kiwassa"].	+ He was also the president of the New York Federation of Bird Clubs. The Meades had a camp on ["Lake Kiwassa"], where they continued to spend summers after he left the Trudeau Institute.

2010-06-22 13:57:27

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Mwanner — 2010-01-02 12:04:23

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Mwanner — 2010-01-02 12:04:07

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Mwanner — 2009-12-12 08:55:57

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- Dr. '''Gordon Meade''', who came to Saranac Lake for his health in 1930, was the executive director of the ["Trudeau Sanatorium"] and medical director of the ["Trudeau Institute"], a position he held when the decision was made to close the Sanatorium; it was Meade who made the announcement. He resigned from the Institute in 1955	+ Dr. '''Gordon Meade''', who came to Saranac Lake for his health in 1930, was the executive director of the ["Trudeau Sanatorium"] and medical director of the ["Trudeau Institute"], a position he held when the decision was made to close the Sanatorium; it was Meade who made the announcement. He resigned from the Institute in 1955 and moved to Ridgewood, New Jersey.

Mwanner — 2009-11-04 21:20:24

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	+ '''Born:''' + + '''Died:''' + + '''Married:''' + + '''Children:''' Ann, Jim + + Dr. '''Gordon Meade''', who came to Saranac Lake for his health in 1930, was the executive director of the ["Trudeau Sanatorium"] and medical director of the ["Trudeau Institute"], a position he held when the decision was made to close the Sanatorium; it was Meade who made the announcement. He resigned from the Institute in 1955 + + He was also the president of the New York Federation of Bird Clubs. The Meades had a camp on ["Lake Kiwassa"].