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SECOND DISTRICT DENTAL SOCIETY Annual Program 2018-2019
Greetings from the President...
Josh Campbell
Greetings Second District,
Get ready for an exciting year in The Second District Dental Society. I want to encourage every-
one to attend the meetings on a regular basis. The community that we as dental professionals
foster is critical to the profession’s success. I truly believe that the best and last hope we have in
dentistry is working through the past, present, and future together supporting each other and
bettering each other. I have observed the opposite of this in other professions.
In the Spirit of Sharing we have an excellent program put together by Dr. Fain. Dr. Malone kicks
off the summer sharing in July, followed by Dr. Trivette and Dr. Fain in August. We have re-
sponded to increased interest in OSHA by bringing in Olivia Wann in September. As always, Dr.
Jubran has an excellent Earl Henry planned. A life coach that has changed many lives, including
mine, is sharing in January and Lee Wilson and the GPR residents will follow in February. The
Ben Alley Lecture is a program on treatment of older patients (more mature as I like to say). A
charity will be featured at each meeting and Dr. Henson has agreed to gives us pertinent updates
on the Board of Dentistry throughout the year.
Thanks to everyone who served this last year. Second District had a great turnout for the board
of delegates. Congrats, to Dr. Fain on being elected as an ADA delegate and Dr. Susan Orwick-
Barnes being elected as TDA Trustee and ADA alternative Delegate. Lastly, thank you to Dr.
Jarrell for what she has done to engage the Young Dentists in Second District. The Orange and
White tailgate she planned was a tremendous success.
Please come be a part (not apart). If you are interested in MORE, come talk with one of the most
excellent officers or Diane Landers and we will work on plugging you into a role. We need people
on committees, as delegates, as mentors, in leadership and more.
The best is yet to come!
Thank you,
Josh
2018-2019 DENTAL SOCIETY OFFICERS
President Josh Campbell
President Elect Brad White
Vice President Ben Scott
Treasurer Tim McConnell
Secretary Steven Brock
Past President Vicki Guffey
Pictured from left to right: Drs. Vicki Guffey, Steven Brock, Tim McConnell,
Brad White, Josh Campbell, & Ben Scott
Delegate to American Dental Association TDA Trustee & ADA Alternate Delegate
Walter Fain Susan Orwick-Barnes
New Young Dentist C.E. Scholarship
If you are 35 or younger and a member of the Second District Dental Society, you have the op-
portunity to win a year of free attendance to all Second District Dental Society continuing educa-
tion programs. For each meeting you attend, you may enter a chance to win the drawing at
the April meeting. You must be present at the April meeting in order to win. You can win only one
time.
Thursday, July 19, 2018
Hotel Knoxville (formally Marriott) 501 E. Hill Ave.
Reception 6:00 p.m. Dinner & Program 6:30 p.m.
Dr. Stephen Malone
Treating TMD & Maintaining Professionalism
$40.00 per person 2 CE hours
reservations required prior to 7/11/2018
Over a long span of years there have been many different ways of treating TMD. Some of these
methods seemed perfect at the time but later proved to have faults. This lecture will demonstrate
a better approach for the doctor who is treating TMD and how to better discuss treatment options
with patients and other professionals.
Dr. Stephen Malone received his Doctorate of Dental Medicine Degree
from the University of Louisville in 1994 and has practiced dentistry in
Knoxville for over 20 years. He believes in the value of continuing dental
education and has pursued hands-on and mentored advanced dental
education every year since earning his doctorate. He participates in multi-
ple dental study clubs and professional organizations where he has taken
a leadership role.
Among the continuing education programs he has attended, The Pankey
Institute for Advanced Dental Education is noteworthy. He was the
youngest dentist to earn the status of Pankey Scholar at this world-
Stephen Malone renowned post-doctoral educational institution and he is now a member
of its Visiting Faculty.
Dr. Malone along with his wife Lisa enjoy spending time with their two sons, Davis and Grant. He
also enjoys the Great Smoky Mountains and photography.
Sponsor
Thursday, August 23, 2018
Hotel Knoxville (formally Marriott) 501 E. Hill Ave.
Reception 6:00 p.m. Dinner & Program 6:30 p.m.
Drs. Ann Trivette & Walter Fain
Non Odontogenic Tooth Pain
$40.00 per person 2 CE hours
reservations required prior to 8/16/2018
Dr. Trivette was born and raised in Knoxville. She is a Central High
School alumni and continued to earn her Bachelor of Science degree in
Biology from Furman University. Ann completed her Doctorate of Dental
Surgery from the University of Tennessee College of Dentistry in Mem-
phis, Tennessee.
She is a member of the ADA/TDA/SDDS, Academy of General Dentistry
and Pierre Fauchard Academy. She has completed curriculums with the
Pankey Institute for Comprehensive Dentistry and the Dawson Dental
Institute and pursues numerous continuing education opportunities each
year.
Ann is also part of a community of study. She currently is a member of
Ann Trivette Knoxville’s Pankey Study Club and The Oral Design and Implant Study
Club. Ann enjoys volunteering and has found care giving at the Volunteer Ministry Center fulfill-
ing. Ann enjoys time with her family and is active in her church.
Dr. Fain grew up in Knoxville, graduated from the University of Tennes-
see and has practiced here for over 40 years. He has attended thou-
sands of hours of continuing education courses including over 500 hours
at the Pankey Institute as a student and as a visiting faculty member. He
has presented programs at the state and local levels and is a delegate to
the American Dental Association.
Walter Fain
Mini presentations have become a tradition for the month of August. Fifty-two of our Second
District members have contributed to its success. Get to know other dentists and learn from their
experiences. Sponsor
Thursday, September 20, 2018
STAFF NIGHT
Hotel Knoxville (formally Marriott) 501 E. Hill Ave.
Reception 6:00 p.m. Dinner & Program 6:30 p.m.
Olivia Wann
Top Ten OSHA Violations
$40.00 per person 2 CE hours
reservations required prior to 9/12/2018
• Preparation for TOSHA’s Random Audits
• Learn how to be “Inspection Ready”
• Understand the Required Documentation
• Transmission of Infectious Agents in Dental Settings
• Immunization of Dental Healthcare Personnel (DHCP)
• Exposure Risk Determination and Post-Exposure Management
• Hand Hygiene
• PPE, Respiratory Hygiene, Cough Etiquette
• Sharps Safety (includes Needle stick Prevention Act and Safe Injection Practices)
• Dental Unit Waterline Quality
• Sterilization & Disinfection of Patient Care Item
• Operatory Preparation (SOPs, Environmental Surfaces, Medical Waste)
• Review of pertinent aspects of OSHA BBP/Haz Com Standards
• Identification of and Response to Breaches in Infection Control
This course will be a full two hour presentation.
Olivia Wann founded Modern Practice Solutions in the year 2000. She
graduated from the Nashville School of Law with a Doctorate in Juris-
prudence and continues to consult with dental practices on managing
risk in a complex regulatory environment.
Olivia graduated magna cum laude from St. Joseph’s College of Maine
with a Bachelor of Science in Health Care Administration. She spent her
early years as a dental office manager and later served as a dental
software support technician for SoftDent. She attended Tennessee
Technology Center’s dental assisting course and was registered as a
Olivia Wann dental assistant for many years. She participated in Georgia Tech’s
Course in Occupational Safety & Health Standards for General Industry.
Olivia served as a course instructor for Cross Country Seminars and instructed over 250 lec-
tures in 50 states. She has authored several compliance manuals and has had numerous
articles published in industry journals.
Sponsor
ADA Annual Session in Honolulu, HI
October 18-21, 2018
Friday, October 26, 2018
Hotel Knoxville (formally Marriott) 501 E. Hill Ave.
Sign In 8:00 a.m. Program 8:30 - 4:30
The 71st Annual Earl Henry Memorial Clinic & Luncheon
Dr. Chris Ramsey
Master Your Sixth Sense
Course Objectives:
• Provide the participants with the tools necessary to “see” what others do not in everyday communication -
“The Sixth Sense”
• Provide participants the simple understanding of “Body Language” cues which allow for better communication.
• Provide insight into both conscious and sub-conscious decision making and how that effects treatment
acceptance.
• Provide an understanding of the Art of Persuasion and its effect on decision making.
Christopher D. Ramsey, DMD was raised and currently practices in Jupiter Florida. His
practice focuses on comprehensive esthetic and restorative dentistry. Dr Ramsey re-
ceived his dental degree from Temple University School of Dentistry in Philadelphia
Pennsylvania in 1999.
Dr. Ramsey is a member of the American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry (AAED), a
member of the American Society for Dental Aesthetics (ASDA), and an Accredited mem-
ber of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD). He is a Graduate of the
Kois Center in Seattle Washington and also an Alumnus of the Pankey Institute in Key
Biscayne Florida.
Christopher Ramsey Dr. Ramsey is on the editorial review boards for the AACD Journal and the Journal of
Implant and Restorative Dentistry. He has published numerous articles on customer
service related topics, adhesive technology, implant therapy, scanning technology and cosmetic dentistry in
several publications such as Journal of Implant and Restorative Dentistry, Journal of Esthetic and Restorative
Dentistry, PPAD, Dentistry Today, Contemporary Esthetics, Signature, and Dental Products Report. Dr Ramsey
is a product consultant for The Dental Advisor, and to numerous dental manufacturers, which allows for greater
insight in to the newer materials and techniques.
Dr Ramsey is called upon to teach the latest techniques in Body Language and Non-verbal communication and
what they mean to the success of our practices.
Dr. Ramsey takes over 200 hours of continuing education a year to stay on the cutting edge of cosmetic den-
tistry, which is a rapidly changing profession. He is the past President of the Florida Academy of Cosmetic Den-
tistry.
Sponsors
Earl Henry Memorial Registration Form
Sign In 8:00 a.m. Program 8:30 - 4:30
Registrations Must Be Turned in Prior Oct. 5, 2018
Hotel Knoxville (formally Marriott) 501 E. Hill Ave.
Your registration fees include all handout materials, breakfast, lunch, and breaks. If you must
cancel your registration after October 5, 2018, there will be a cancellation fee of $25.00 to cover
all costs incurred.
Chemical Dependency—for one (1) hour Continuing Education Credit, you must attend the Earl
Henry Memorial Clinic in order to attend the lunch program on chemical dependency.
You will receive 7 hours continuing education credit toward meeting A.G.D. and A.C.E. require-
ments.
PLEASE LIST ALL FIRST AND LAST NAMES OF ATTENDEES:
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Office Address:_________________________________________________
City:___________________________________ State: _________________
Zip: ___________________
Office Telephone: (____)_________________
Office Email: __________________________
Please list number for each category
Fee: $175 Member Dentists of SDDS (after 10/5/2018 $200)
$375 Non-Member (after 10/5/2018 $400)
$85 Staff Member (after 10/5/2018 $100)
$50 Retired Life Member (fee for lunch/CE)
Make checks payable to: Second District Dental Society
4146 Old Niles Ferry
Maryville, TN 37801
Thursday, November 15, 2018
Hotel Knoxville (formally Marriott) 501 E. Hill Ave.
Reception 6:00 p.m. Dinner & Program 6:30 p.m.
Eric Carlson, DMD, MD, EdM, FACS
Osteonecrosis of the Jaws – Update 2018
$40.00 per person 2 CE hours
Reservations Required prior to 11/7/2018
Osteonecrosis of the jaws represents a controversial and complex collection of diagnoses includ-
ing radiation tissue injury, chronic medullary bone infection, and a wound healing dilemma asso-
ciated with antiresorptive and antiangiogenic medications. The latter pathologic entity has per-
plexed the professions of dentistry and medicine since a plethora of cases were described in
2003. While the pathophysiology of medication related osteonecrosis of the jaws (MRONJ) con-
tinues to baffle clinicians, the surgical treatment of this disease demonstrates very favorable
outcomes and an opportunity for functional and esthetic reconstruction of these patients. It is the
purpose of this presentation to review the pathophysiology, staging and surgical treatment of
MRONJ while emphasizing the role of the dental professional in the treatment of this complex
disease.
Eric R. Carlson, DMD, MD, EdM, FACS serves as Professor and Kelly L.
Krahwinkel Chairman, Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery,
Director of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Residency Program, Director
of Oral/Head and Neck Oncologic Surgery Fellowship Program, & Uni-
versity of Tennessee Medical Center, Knoxville and the University of
Tennessee Cancer Institute.
Dr. Carlson is a gradate of University of Pennsylvania School of Dental
Medicine, University of Miami Medical School, Graduate School – Har-
vard Graduate School of Education, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Resi-
dency – Allegheny General Hospital, Fellowship in Oral/Head and Neck
Surgery – University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital, General Sur-
Eric Carlson gery – University of Tennessee Medical Center.
Dr. Carlson’s clinical expertise is in oral/head and neck tumor surgery
along with research interests in molecular aspects of oral/head and neck cancer diagnosis and
treatment.
Sponsor
Thursday, January 24, 2019
Hotel Knoxville (formally Marriott) 501 E. Hill Ave.
Reception 6:00 p.m. Dinner & Program 6:30 p.m.
Chuck Carringer, Ph.D.
Next Level Leadership
$40.00 per person 2 CE hours
Reservations Required Prior to 1/16/2019
Explore leadership and management best practices around such topics as leader actions to
increase employee engagement, work/life balance, developing a coaching leadership style, char-
acteristics of the most effective teams and much more.
Dr. Chuck Carringer is an executive coach, trainer and speaker based
in the Knoxville, Tennessee area. An expert in leadership develop-
ment, Chuck partners with his executive coaching, training, and
speaking clients to take their leadership and performance to the next
level. Chuck holds a doctorate in Executive Leadership emphasizing
executive coaching and leadership styles and is a founding partner of
the prestigious John Maxwell Coaching, Speaking, and Training Certi-
fication Program.
Chuck Carringer Leveraging 30+ years of experience, Chuck understands the chal-
lenges leaders face and is passionate about creating an experience
through his executive coaching, training, and speaking that encourages clients not to just think
about leadership, but to embrace and implement these principles resulting in growth, improved
performance and cultural change. Chuck is a former distinguished, public school educator. He
served 24 years in a variety of roles at the high school level including teacher, Hall of Fame coach
(most career victories for any boys’ basketball coach in school history), Athletic Director, and
Principal (during his tenure the graduation rate increased from 79% to 92% and he successfully
completed a 58 million dollar construction renovation project).
SponsorsThursday, February 21, 2019
Hotel Knoxville (formally Marriott) 501 E. Hill Ave.
Reception 6:00 p.m. Dinner & Program 6:30 p.m.
O. Lee Wilson, DMD, MAGD, FACD
University of Tennessee Medical Center, Knoxville
Department of General Dentistry
State of the General Practice Residency
$40.00 per person 2 CE hours
Reservations Required Prior to 2/13/2019
Dr. Wilson will give an update on the State of the Department of General Dentistry at the Univer-
sity of Tennessee Medical Center.
This will include activities involving the General Practice Residents and the Forensic Odontology
Program.
Two of the Chief Residents will give information on the dental treatment of traumatic anterior
tooth injuries. The acute phase to follow up treatment will be presented.
Dr. O. Lee Wilson earned his Bachelor’s Degree from Spring Hill College
in Mobile, AL, in 1982 and then his Doctor of Medical Dentistry from the
University of Alabama in Birmingham in 1987. He then completed his
residency at the University of Tennessee Medical Center at Knoxville in
1989.
Dr. Wilson began practicing in Knoxville in 1989 before establishing Uni-
versity General Dentists in 1998.
Dr. Wilson was awarded a Fellowship in the Academy of General Den-
tistry in 1994, was inducted into the American College of Dentists in 2002,
Received the Excellence in Teaching Award in 2009, and was inducted
into the Fellowship in the International College of Dentists in 2016. He is
O. Lee Wilson
also a member of the following professional organizations: American
Dental Association, Tennessee Dental Association, Second District Dental Society, Academy of
General Dentistry, Special Care in Dentistry, & Southeastern Academy of Prosthodontics.
Dr. Wilson loves the people he works with and knowing he is making a positive change in his
patients’ lives. He and his wife, Carolina A. Wilson, DMD, have two daughters, Margaret and
Katherine. When he’s not busy practicing or teaching dentistry, Dr. Wilson enjoys dog training,
farming, hunting, fishing, and traveling.
SponsorFriday, March 29, 2019 Dr. Ben Alley Lecture
Hotel Knoxville (formally Marriott) 501 E. Hill Ave.
Registration & Breakfast 8:15-8:45 a.m. Program 8:45—12:00
Randy F. Huffines, DDS, FRCSEd
Techniques for Older Patients
$75.00 per doctor $50.00 per auxiliary & staff 3 CE hours
Reservations required prior to 3/15/2019
According to the ADA, older adults are the fastest growing patient demographic in the US. Pro-
viding quality dental care for them can be very rewarding but also very challenging due to an
array of complex dental and medical conditions that become more common as we age. This
often requires that the dentist “think outside the box” both in treatment planning and the proce-
dures needed to deliver care appropriate to that patient’s unique situation. Many times, those
techniques are not described in textbooks. Learn practical techniques in the use of silver diamine
fluoride and other new anticaries agents, restoring the older high-risk caries patient (and when to
give up restoring them!), unconventional removable prosthodontics, managing patients on the
new “blood thinners” and much, much more.
Dr. Randy Huffines is recognized as one of the country's leading experts on
aging and oral health. He received his DDS in 1983 from the University of
Tennessee. Dr. Huffines left practice for two years to become one of only a
handful of practicing clinicians in the United States who has completed a two
-year postdoctoral Fellowship in Geriatric Dentistry. During his career he has
treated older and medically complex adults in a traditional private practice, in
hospitals, and in nursing homes. He is a Past President and a Fellow of the
American Society for Geriatric Dentistry, Fellow of the American Association
of Hospital Dentists, and Diplomate of the American Board Special Care
Randy Huffines Dentistry and Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, Scotland.
In 2004 he was appointed to the American Dental Association's Elder Care
Task Force. He has served on the Editorial Board of two major dental drug references. Randy
was the originator of the ADA’s Preventive Office of the Year Award. Randy holds faculty appoint-
ments in colleges of dentistry, medicine, nursing, and allied health sciences. Despite these re-
sponsibilities, Dr. Huffines has spent most of his workweek as a “wet-fingered” clinician providing
comprehensive dental care to older and medically complex patients. This extensive practical
experience is evident throughout his courses as he illustrates concepts with the thousands of
patients he has personally treated. For many years, Dr. Huffines has refused to take financial
compensation from the dental industry as a speaker, consultant, or author. He has taken this
stand to assure course participants that the information they receive will be based on scientific
research and clinical experience instead of on marketing hype.
SponsorsThursday, April 18, 2019
Installation of Officers
Hotel Knoxville (formally Marriott) 501 E. Hill Ave.
Reception 6:00 p.m. Dinner & Program 6:30 p.m.
Dr. Paul Cullum, TDA President
$40.00 per staff and guests
No charge for members with a reservation
Reservations required prior to 4/10/2019
Dr. Paul Cullum, a Columbia oral and maxillofacial surgeon, was
elected President-elect of the Tennessee Dental Association
(TDA) during the TDA’s 150th annual session in Gatlinburg.
Dr. Cullum is a 1979 graduate of the University of Tennessee
College of Dentistry after receiving his undergraduate degree from
the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. He completed his spe-
cialty training in oral and maxillofacial surgery in 1987. He is a
current member of the American Dental Association (ADA), the
TDA, the Sixth District Dental Society, the American Association
of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons (AAOMS), and Tennessee
Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons (TSOMS). He has
served in numerous leadership positions in these organizations,
which include President (1997-1998 and 2000-2002) of the Sixth
Paul Cullum District Dental Society, President (2009-2011) of TSOMS, Sixth
District Trustee for the TDA Board of Trustees, and Treasurer of
the TDA for the past five years. Dr. Cullum was awarded the TDA Fellowship Award in 2004.
In addition to clinical papers published and presented nationally, Dr. Cullum was instrumental in
the successful efforts of the TDA and the TSOMS in having the ADA-recommended definition of
dentistry incorporated into the Dental Practice Act. The many hours he spent with colleagues and
legislators to win passage of this measure have been recognized by his colleagues and by the
AAOMS.
Dr. Cullum’s dedication and perseverance were evident early as he was an Eagle Scout and
received the God and Country Award from the Boy Scouts. During his military service in the
United States Air Force, he was honored with the Surgeon General’s Award.
SponsorTDA ANNUAL SESSION
June 7-9, 2019 Franklin, TN.
SDDS Young Dentist Event in 2019
Watch for Details in the SDDS Newsletters
Dr. Taylor Jarrell, SDDS New Dentist Chairman
Taylor Jarrell
Sponsors for New Dentist Event
ADA Annual Session in San Francisco, CA
September 5 - 9, 2019
Websites:
Second District Dental Society: www.seconddistrictsociety.com
Tennessee Dental Association: www.tenndental.org
American Dental Association: www.ada.org
Tennessee Board of Dentistry: http://tennessee.gov/healthEXECUTIVE COUNCIL ALTERNATE COUNCIL
Group 1 Tim Bible—Anderson Brad White—Knox
Group 1 Bill McAllister—Anderson Nyla Cross—Scott
Group 2 David Lambert—Loudon Scott Denton—Roane
Group 3 Drew Osborn—Blount John Sterrett—Blount
Group 3 Lee Ann Hovious—Knox Larry Durand—Blount
Group 4 Eric Himmelreich—Knox Ben Scott—Knox
Group 4 Paul McGowan—Knox Kenneth Mills—Hamblen
Group 4 James Pickering—Knox Mike Mysinger—Knox
Group 4 Louis Browning—Knox Reuben Pelot—Knox
Group 4 Nadim Jubran—Blount Josh Campbell– Anderson
Group 5 Jeff Phillips—Roane Don Henson—Knox
PROGRAM CHAIRMAN
Walter Fain
SECOND DISTRICT DENTAL SOCIETY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Mrs. Diane Landers
4146 Old Niles Ferry
Maryville, TN. 37801
Phone: (865)919-6464
E-mail: 2districtdental@bellsouth.net
Diane Landers
CREDIT:
ALL SCIENTFIC SESSIONS ARE ACCREDITED BY THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF GENERAL
DENTISTRY AND ACE
SESSIONS:
In effort to keep our membership informed of current trends and practices which pertain to den-
tistry, a wide variety of topics are presented in the yearly programs and study sessions. Please be
aware that the information and opinions expressed by the speakers are their own and do not nec-
essarily reflect the opinion of the Second District Dental Society.
NON—MEMBERS:
Non Second District Dental Society members are invited to attend dental society scientific ses-
sions and will be required to pay a fee as determined by the Second District in consideration of the
scientific sessions content.2018 TENNESSEE DENTAL ASSOCIATION
FELLOWSHIP AWARD RECIPIENT
Dr. Vicki D. Guffey
University of Tennessee College of Dentistry 19892017 FRANK P. BOWYER, Jr., DDS
SERVICE to DENTISTRY AWARD RECIPIENT
Dr. Newsom Baker & Diane Landers
Diane Landers was the recipient of the Frank P.
Bowyer, Jr., DDS Award. This well deserved award was
presented to Diane by Dr. Newsom Baker on behalf of the
Awards Committee for her dedication in
service to dentistry and to the community.
Nominations for “State Fellowship Award” &
“Frank P. Bowyer, Jr., DDS Distinguished Service Award”
Must be submitted by September 14, 2018 to
Dr. Newsom Baker, Awards Committee Chairman.Dr. Frank P. Bowyer, Jr. Distinguished
Service to Dentistry Award
1948 Dr. Frank P. Bowyer 2007 Dr. William L. Pope
1951 Dr. Gerald Bush 2008 Dr. William Powell
1952 Dr. Lonas Lockett 2009 Dr. C. Leeby Greenblatt
1954 Dr. Ed Coleman 2010 Dr. Ruth E. Bailey
1958 Dr. Theodore Rogers 2011 Dr. Nadim J. Jubran
1961 Dr. Henry H. Naff, Jr. 2012 Dr. Jan Henley
1962 Dr. James D. Johnson 2013 Dr. John Osborn
1963 Dr. Gibbs Prevost 2014 Dr. James Curtiss
1964 Dr. Thomas D. Pryse 2015 Dr. Walter Fain
1968 Dr. Albert Chesney 2016 Dr. Susan Orwick-Barnes
1971 Dr. Paul Hahn 2017 Mrs. Diane Landers
1972 Dr. Byron D. Harrison
1973 Dr. William Rose
1974 Dr. Robert Alley
1975 Dr. David Ackerson
1977 Dr. Paul Brakebill, Jr. 2018 recipient will be named at
1978 Dr. Reuben Robinson
1979 Dr. Robert Freeman
the April 18, 2019 Installation
1980 Dr. Reuben Pelot of Officers meeting
1981 Dr. Don Chase
1982 Dr. Robert Childs
1983 Dr. James Reddick
1984 Dr. Harold Burns
1985 Dr. Rupert Knierim
1986 No Recipient
1987 Dr. Glenn Greer
1988 Dr. Marzel Stiefel
1989 Dr. Joe Hutton
1990 Dr. Kenneth Walker
1991 Dr. William Powell
1992 Dr. William Davis
1993 Dr. George Changas
1994 Dr. Richard Bowles
1995 Dr. Jack Gotcher
1996 Dr. Marshall Parker
1997 Dr. Phil Wenk Nominations for
1998 Dr. Joe Rainey “State Fellowship Award”
1999 Dr. Don Henson
2000 Dr. C. L. Greenblatt, Jr. &
2001 Dr. Bill Rogers “Dr. Frank P. Bowyer, Jr.
2002 Dr. Louis Browning Distinguished Service Award”
2003 Dr. David Johnson Must be submitted by
“Dr. Frank P. Bowyer” Award
September 14, 2018 to
2004 Mrs. Shelba J. Moore
2005 Dr. Gibbs Prevost,, Sr. Dr. Newsom Baker,
2006 Dr. Thomas Pryse Awards Committee ChairmanSECOND DISTRICT DENTAL SOCIETY
PAST PRESIDENTS
1967—1968 J. H. McCrory 2006- 2007 W.L. Pope
1968—1969 Harold E. Burns 2007-2008 Thomas Dug Moye
1969—1970 Ed Hamilton 2008-2009 James Curtiss
1970—1971 Reuben Robinson 2009-2010 Susan Orwick Barnes
1971—1972 W. H. Piper 2010-2011 Danny Chacko
1972—1973 W. P. Clear 2011-2012 Michael Bowman
1973—1974 William Rose 2012-2013 Angela Burns
1974—1975 Reuben Pelot 2013-2014 Stephen Malone
1975—1976 William Campbell 2014-2015 John Dinsmore
1976—1977 Kenneth Walker 2015-2016 Hope Watson
1977—1978 H. D. Blanton 2016-2017 Mike Mysinger
1978—1979 Richard Bowles 2017-2018 Vicki Guffey
1979—1980 Robert Alley
1980—1981 Kenneth Mills
1981—1982 William Powell
1982—1983 Joe Hutton
1983—1984 Grayson Eddy
1984—1985 Glenn Greer
1985—1986 Tom Zarger
1986—1987 David Ackerson
1987—1988 Bill Rogers
1988—1989 Danny Adkins
1989—1990 W. F. Davis
1990—1991 Eddie Brooks
1991—1992 Ben Birdwell
1992—1993 Jack Gotcher
1993—1994 Walt Tipton
1994—1995 Marshall Parker
1995—1996 Frank Balaban
1996—1997 Phil Wenk
1997—1998 Wayne Davis
1998—1999 C. L. Greenblatt
1999—2000 Kim Norman
2000—2001 Jan Henley
2001—2002 Louis Browning
2002—2003 Ruth Bailey
2003—2004 Newsom Baker
2004—2005 John C. Osborn
2005—2006 Nadim J. JubranTHANK YOU to the following Second District Dental Society Sponsors
Non-Profit Org.
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