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| − | '''Frank Kumpuris''' ( | + | '''Frank Kumpuris''' (June 15, 1917-November 2, 2005) was a general surgeon at [[St. Vincent Infirmary Medical Center]] and [[Baptist Health Medical Center]] in Little Rock, Arkansas. He owned [[Bensky Furs]] and co-owned MK Distributors in Pine Bluff. |
| − | Kumpuris was born in Little Rock to Greek immigrant parents. The family owned and operated [[The Maxwell House]] restaurant at the corner of Third and Main streets. Kumpuris worked at the restaurant before attending Tulane's College of Arts and Sciences and the University Medical School. He graduated in 1943 and then | + | He was appointed to the University of Arkansas Board of Trustees by [[Bill Clinton]] in 1988, and served until 1994. Kumpuris supervised the development of the [[Cammack Campus]], the administrative headquarters of the University of Arkansas system located in Little Rock. Kumpuris was also a member of the [[XV Men's Club]], which requires members to wear tuxedos and give informed speeches. |
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| + | Kumpuris was born in Little Rock to Greek immigrant parents [[Gus Kumpuris]] and Katherine Kumpuris. The family owned and operated [[The Maxwell House]] restaurant at the corner of Third and Main streets. Kumpuris worked at the restaurant before attending Tulane's College of Arts and Sciences and the University Medical School. He graduated in 1943, interned at Charity Hospital in New Orleans, and then completed a surgical residency at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. | ||
Frank Kumpuris had three children with wife [[Kula Kumpuris]]: local gastroenterologist [[Dean Kumpuris]], St. Vincent's cardiologist Andrew Kumpuris, and Katherine Ann Kumpuris Trotter. | Frank Kumpuris had three children with wife [[Kula Kumpuris]]: local gastroenterologist [[Dean Kumpuris]], St. Vincent's cardiologist Andrew Kumpuris, and Katherine Ann Kumpuris Trotter. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
| + | *"Frank Gus Kumpuris, MD (obituary)," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' November 3, 2005. | ||
*Hillary Woodworth, "LR Surgeon, One-Time UA Trustee, Dead at 87," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' November 3, 2005. | *Hillary Woodworth, "LR Surgeon, One-Time UA Trustee, Dead at 87," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' November 3, 2005. | ||
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[[Category:Physicians]] | [[Category:Physicians]] | ||
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[[Category:2005 deaths]] | [[Category:2005 deaths]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:01, 2 September 2008
Frank Kumpuris (June 15, 1917-November 2, 2005) was a general surgeon at St. Vincent Infirmary Medical Center and Baptist Health Medical Center in Little Rock, Arkansas. He owned Bensky Furs and co-owned MK Distributors in Pine Bluff.
He was appointed to the University of Arkansas Board of Trustees by Bill Clinton in 1988, and served until 1994. Kumpuris supervised the development of the Cammack Campus, the administrative headquarters of the University of Arkansas system located in Little Rock. Kumpuris was also a member of the XV Men's Club, which requires members to wear tuxedos and give informed speeches.
Kumpuris was born in Little Rock to Greek immigrant parents Gus Kumpuris and Katherine Kumpuris. The family owned and operated The Maxwell House restaurant at the corner of Third and Main streets. Kumpuris worked at the restaurant before attending Tulane's College of Arts and Sciences and the University Medical School. He graduated in 1943, interned at Charity Hospital in New Orleans, and then completed a surgical residency at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.
Frank Kumpuris had three children with wife Kula Kumpuris: local gastroenterologist Dean Kumpuris, St. Vincent's cardiologist Andrew Kumpuris, and Katherine Ann Kumpuris Trotter.
References
- "Frank Gus Kumpuris, MD (obituary)," Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, November 3, 2005.
- Hillary Woodworth, "LR Surgeon, One-Time UA Trustee, Dead at 87," Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, November 3, 2005.
