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(intro by Uncle Sky)

As many of you know, the author of the Wynter King and associated stories,
Russell Hoisington, passed away on 16 Feb 2010.  He was my very good
friend. A couple of years ago he realized there was a possibility he might
pass away before completing the stories.  He didn't want to leave Wynter's
fans wondering about her life, so he wrote an obituary for her.  It was
meant to tie up loose ends and give closure to her fans.  Russ shared that
obit with me.  I hope this serves the purpose Russ
intended.  Russ was a good man and a fine author.  He is missed.

    Uncle Sky
  ______________________________________________________________

OBITUARIES Wynter McCauley, MD Denver, Colorado October 22, 2075

Wynter McCauley, MD, PhD., FACS, FRCSC (Canada), MRCP (UK), MRCS (UK), 
co-founder
with her late husband, James McCauley, PhD., and chairman emeritus of the
Taylor Foundation for Gastro-Enterological Research, passed away peacefully
at seven o'clock this morning, two months short of her 95th birthday, at
the Denver home she shared with her life-long friend, Suzanne Taylor.  Her
surviving children and Mrs.  Taylor were at her bedside.  Doctor McCauley
first gained nationally televised fame at age eleven, when she was trapped
for several days in a collapsed mineshaft with her future husband.  Mrs.
Taylor and her future husband, the late Kenneth Taylor, MD, were
responsible for their rescue.  The four childhood friends would continue to
garner national and international attention and accolades over the years,
especially the McCauleys, who earned numerous international awards,
including the Nobel Prize, and established a dynasty of reknowned
physicians.

Doctor McCauley shared the 2042 Nobel Prize for Medicine with
her husband for their work in discovering the cause of, and the cure for,
the Taylor-Mosier Syndrome which cut short the life of Doctor Taylor, the
co-founder of the University of Colorado's Brees/Taylor Institute for
Advanced Obstetrics and Gynecology, in 2019, less than an year before the
McCauleys discovered the cure for his condition.  Their discovery
revolutionized modern medicine and paved the way for the cure of many
different diseases, including several stubborn forms of cancer.  The Taylor
Foundation, primary source of funding for the Taylor/McCauley Biomedical
and Genetics Research Institute, was created and named in Doctor Taylor's
honor by the McCauleys.  The proceeds from their Nobel Prize and other
medical awards helped establish the McCauley/Taylor Medical Scholarships
for future doctors and nurses at seven different medical schools.  Doctor
McCauley retired from active participation in medicine, the institute, the
American Medical Association, the Swiss Medical Association, and the many
international panels in which she was a member, upon the death of her
husband in 2067.

Since then she has shared her home with Mrs.  Taylor,
better known as the 2016 Olympics swimming sensation Suzanne Middleton, who
won eight gold medals.  In addition to her husband and her parents, Richard
and Angela King, Doctor McCauley was preceded in death by one son, Richard
Keith McCauley.  She is survived by one son, Colonel (Retired) James E.
McCauley, Jr., MD; and one daughter, Summer McCauley Fargo, MD; six
grandchildren, all physicians; four great-grandchildren including two
physicians and one in medical school; and great-great-granddaughter, Wynter
Atherton, delivered by Doctor McCauley last December.  Funeral services
will be at two pm on October 26th.  In accordance with her wishes, Doctor
McCauley's ashes will be scattered in her beloved Rocky Mountains.  The
family requests that instead of flowers, donations be made in Doctor
McCauley's memory to the Taylor Foundation.

Copyright Russell Hoisington 2009

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Russell Hoisington
State of Confusion

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