Dr. Holton Charles Letson

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   Alan and Susan Letson Retina and Ophthalmology Fund | Ohio State College of Medicine

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   Biographical context: Dr. Letson created the fund to recognize the professional contributions of his son Dr. Alan, and daughter-in-law Susan Letson.

   The Alan and Susan Letson Retina and Ophthalmology fund was established in 2007 by an endowment gift from Dr. Holton Charles Letson of Hilton Head, South Carolina. Dr. Letson created the fund to recognize the professional contributions of his son Dr. Alan, and daughter-in-law Susan Letson. The annual distribution from this fund will be used to support the education of ophthalmology residents, acquisition of equipment for research, clinical and patient care, projects in retina disease and emerging priorities and initiatives related to retina disease in the Department of Ophthalmology. According to Dr. Tom Mauger, former chair of the department, “Private support for our department and programs are critical to our continued growth and expansion. The generosity of Dr. Letson and all our donors is greatly appreciated and truly makes a difference in what we do.” After completing his residency in Ophthalmology in Detroit Dr. Letson moved his family to Zanesville, Ohio where he practiced Ophthalmology from 1954 until his retirement in 1986. He spent more than 15 years staffing the OSU Resident Clinic and made many valuable contributions to the profession, the department and many grateful resident trainees.

   Biographical context: moved his family to Zanesville, Ohio

   The Alan and Susan Letson Retina and Ophthalmology fund was established in 2007 by an endowment gift from Dr. Holton Charles Letson of Hilton Head, South Carolina. Dr. Letson created the fund to recognize the professional contributions of his son Dr. Alan, and daughter-in-law Susan Letson. The annual distribution from this fund will be used to support the education of ophthalmology residents, acquisition of equipment for research, clinical and patient care, projects in retina disease and emerging priorities and initiatives related to retina disease in the Department of Ophthalmology. According to Dr. Tom Mauger, former chair of the department, “Private support for our department and programs are critical to our continued growth and expansion. The generosity of Dr. Letson and all our donors is greatly appreciated and truly makes a difference in what we do.” After completing his residency in Ophthalmology in Detroit Dr. Letson moved his family to Zanesville, Ohio where he practiced Ophthalmology from 1954 until his retirement in 1986. He spent more than 15 years staffing the OSU Resident Clinic and made many valuable contributions to the profession, the department and many grateful resident trainees.

   Biographical context: of Hilton Head, South Carolina

   The Alan and Susan Letson Retina and Ophthalmology fund was established in 2007 by an endowment gift from Dr. Holton Charles Letson of Hilton Head, South Carolina. Dr. Letson created the fund to recognize the professional contributions of his son Dr. Alan, and daughter-in-law Susan Letson. The annual distribution from this fund will be used to support the education of ophthalmology residents, acquisition of equipment for research, clinical and patient care, projects in retina disease and emerging priorities and initiatives related to retina disease in the Department of Ophthalmology. According to Dr. Tom Mauger, former chair of the department, “Private support for our department and programs are critical to our continued growth and expansion. The generosity of Dr. Letson and all our donors is greatly appreciated and truly makes a difference in what we do.” After completing his residency in Ophthalmology in Detroit Dr. Letson moved his family to Zanesville, Ohio where he practiced Ophthalmology from 1954 until his retirement in 1986. He spent more than 15 years staffing the OSU Resident Clinic and made many valuable contributions to the profession, the department and many grateful resident trainees.

   Biographical context: The Alan and Susan Letson Retina and Ophthalmology fund was established in 2007 by an endowment gift from Dr. Holton Charles Letson of Hilton Head, South Carolina.

   The Alan and Susan Letson Retina and Ophthalmology fund was established in 2007 by an endowment gift from Dr. Holton Charles Letson of Hilton Head, South Carolina. Dr. Letson created the fund to recognize the professional contributions of his son Dr. Alan, and daughter-in-law Susan Letson. The annual distribution from this fund will be used to support the education of ophthalmology residents, acquisition of equipment for research, clinical and patient care, projects in retina disease and emerging priorities and initiatives related to retina disease in the Department of Ophthalmology. According to Dr. Tom Mauger, former chair of the department, “Private support for our department and programs are critical to our continued growth and expansion. The generosity of Dr. Letson and all our donors is greatly appreciated and truly makes a difference in what we do.” After completing his residency in Ophthalmology in Detroit Dr. Letson moved his family to Zanesville, Ohio where he practiced Ophthalmology from 1954 until his retirement in 1986. He spent more than 15 years staffing the OSU Resident Clinic and made many valuable contributions to the profession, the department and many grateful resident trainees.

   Education record: After completing his residency in Ophthalmology in Detroit

   The Alan and Susan Letson Retina and Ophthalmology fund was established in 2007 by an endowment gift from Dr. Holton Charles Letson of Hilton Head, South Carolina. Dr. Letson created the fund to recognize the professional contributions of his son Dr. Alan, and daughter-in-law Susan Letson. The annual distribution from this fund will be used to support the education of ophthalmology residents, acquisition of equipment for research, clinical and patient care, projects in retina disease and emerging priorities and initiatives related to retina disease in the Department of Ophthalmology. According to Dr. Tom Mauger, former chair of the department, “Private support for our department and programs are critical to our continued growth and expansion. The generosity of Dr. Letson and all our donors is greatly appreciated and truly makes a difference in what we do.” After completing his residency in Ophthalmology in Detroit Dr. Letson moved his family to Zanesville, Ohio where he practiced Ophthalmology from 1954 until his retirement in 1986. He spent more than 15 years staffing the OSU Resident Clinic and made many valuable contributions to the profession, the department and many grateful resident trainees.

   Identity: Dr. Holton Charles Letson

   The Alan and Susan Letson Retina and Ophthalmology fund was established in 2007 by an endowment gift from Dr. Holton Charles Letson of Hilton Head, South Carolina. Dr. Letson created the fund to recognize the professional contributions of his son Dr. Alan, and daughter-in-law Susan Letson. The annual distribution from this fund will be used to support the education of ophthalmology residents, acquisition of equipment for research, clinical and patient care, projects in retina disease and emerging priorities and initiatives related to retina disease in the Department of Ophthalmology. According to Dr. Tom Mauger, former chair of the department, “Private support for our department and programs are critical to our continued growth and expansion. The generosity of Dr. Letson and all our donors is greatly appreciated and truly makes a difference in what we do.” After completing his residency in Ophthalmology in Detroit Dr. Letson moved his family to Zanesville, Ohio where he practiced Ophthalmology from 1954 until his retirement in 1986. He spent more than 15 years staffing the OSU Resident Clinic and made many valuable contributions to the profession, the department and many grateful resident trainees.

   Professional role: The Alan and Susan Letson Retina and Ophthalmology fund was established in 2007 by an endowment gift from Dr. Holton Charles Letson of Hilton Head, South Carolina. Dr. Letson created the fund to recognize the professional contributions of his son Dr. Alan, and daughter-in-law Susan Letson. The annual distribution from this fund will be used to support the education of ophthalmology residents, acquisition of equipment for research, clinical and patient care, projects in retina disease and emerging priorities and initiatives related to retina disease in the Department of Ophthalmology. According to Dr. Tom Mauger, former chair of the department, “Private support for our department and programs are critical to our continued growth and expansion. The generosity of Dr. Letson and all our donors is greatly appreciated and truly makes a difference in what we do.” After completing his residency in Ophthalmology in Detroit Dr. Letson moved his family to Zanesville, Ohio where he practiced Ophthalmology from 1954 until his retirement in 1986. He spent more than 15 years staffing the OSU Resident Clinic and made many valuable contributions to the profession, the department and many grateful resident trainees.

   The Alan and Susan Letson Retina and Ophthalmology fund was established in 2007 by an endowment gift from Dr. Holton Charles Letson of Hilton Head, South Carolina. Dr. Letson created the fund to recognize the professional contributions of his son Dr. Alan, and daughter-in-law Susan Letson. The annual distribution from this fund will be used to support the education of ophthalmology residents, acquisition of equipment for research, clinical and patient care, projects in retina disease and emerging priorities and initiatives related to retina disease in the Department of Ophthalmology. According to Dr. Tom Mauger, former chair of the department, “Private support for our department and programs are critical to our continued growth and expansion. The generosity of Dr. Letson and all our donors is greatly appreciated and truly makes a difference in what we do.” After completing his residency in Ophthalmology in Detroit Dr. Letson moved his family to Zanesville, Ohio where he practiced Ophthalmology from 1954 until his retirement in 1986. He spent more than 15 years staffing the OSU Resident Clinic and made many valuable contributions to the profession, the department and many grateful resident trainees.