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Outstanding doctor Enid Denbow passes - chairman - 02-05-2017 RENOWNED daughter of the soil and one of Guyana’s outstanding medical practitioners, Dr Enid Denbow passed away on Wednesday at the age of 95. Dr Denbow, who was conferred with the Cacique Crown of Honour (CCH) in October last year by President David Granger, has been admired for her long, dedicated and outstanding service in the field of medicine. She held the distinction of being the first and only female Chief Medical Officer within the Health Ministry for several years. Born Enid Lucille Wilson to Edwin and Verleigh Wilson on August 3, 1921, she was one of three siblings who resided with her parents at Hadfield Street in the city. She attended the St Joseph High School and after graduating, she became a pupil nurse at Georgetown Public Hospital. Her performance saw her earning the highest score nationally on both the nursing and midwifery examinations. At the age of 22 she lost both of her parents but that did not halt her upward mobility. Later, in 1948 she attended Howard University in Washington D.C and graduated cum laude with a Bachelor’s Degree in Zoology. She would then earn a medical degree from Women’s Medical College, Philadelphia in 1955. Among her academic accomplishments, Dr Denbow earned the prestigious Membership of the Royal College of Physicians, England. She was also awarded a Cardiology Fellowship from the world-renowned John Hopkins University Hospital and she became a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians. Such was her record that she was considered among the cream of the crop in the medical field in Guyana. Her stellar academic and professional performance vaulted her to the top of the medical field in Guyana. She is viewed as a light of inspiration for many women. She was the godmother of many. Re: Outstanding doctor Enid Denbow passes - chairman - 02-05-2017
Re: Outstanding doctor Enid Denbow passes - ketchim - 02-05-2017 [quote author=CHAIRMAN link=topic=108268.msg728574#msg728574 date=1486299930] Such was her record that she was considered among the cream of the crop in the medical field in Guyana Her stellar academic and professional performance vaulted her to the top of the medical field in Guyana. She is viewed as a light of inspiration for many women. She was the godmother of many. [/quote] Yes indeed, a household name ! Rest In Peace, Doctor Re: Outstanding doctor Enid Denbow passes - ketchim - 02-05-2017 Her son is DUKES : poster over at cc.com : Dr. Frank Denbow Standing from left: Dr. Claude Denbow, Dr. Frank Denbow, Professor Charles Denbow, Retired Guyana Airways Captain, Rev. Louis Crawford, Retired Col. Fairbairn Liverpool. Seated from left: Mrs. Roderine Moses, Dr. Louise Liverpool-Grant and Dr. Sarah Crawford-Gordon. ![]() Re: Outstanding doctor Enid Denbow passes - chairman - 02-05-2017 ok Re: Outstanding doctor Enid Denbow passes - chairman - 02-05-2017 you know the denbow's? Re: Outstanding doctor Enid Denbow passes - ketchim - 02-05-2017 She was midwife to my eldest sister birth... and as a St.Joseph's alumnist : school of 2 of my sisters. I know Frank from cricket at QC with my other cricket guys. I dont think he ever played against us at Indians Inter secondary schools contest. Re: Outstanding doctor Enid Denbow passes - chairman - 02-05-2017 ok Re: Outstanding doctor Enid Denbow passes - chairman - 02-05-2017 a very educated family Re: Outstanding doctor Enid Denbow passes - ketchim - 02-05-2017 She was a Wilson from Hadfield Street . Her husband played football for Guyana, I think he may be Barbados ancestry ramesh can come in : my memory is getting fuzzy from 40+ years absence! |