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Dr. Max Thaler: September 2006
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Tuesday, September 19, 2006. Dr Max Thaler from Magierov Poland to Parishville N.Y. Dr Max Thaler (in white) and? In front of the Flushing Hospital, 1948. With grandson Andy Dobbie, 1978. An exhibit at Potsdam Museum opened May 2, 2010. On display at the museums exhibit: MEDICAL MIRACLES MYSTERIES and MALADIES was Dr. Thaler s medical bag shown in the photograph as well as his microscope from medical school in Vienna and other fascinating artifacts. Posted by Joan Dobbie @ 8:15 AM. Dr Max Thaler's Poetry.
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Joan's Oral Histories: November 2006
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Saturday, November 18, 2006. Telling People's Stories since 1981. With thanks to my father, Dr. Max Thaler, whose dream of the Unforgettables is a a constant inspiration. In 2001, I created a memory book, Angela’s Artwork, for my mother, herself. Memorial comments by Rabbi Jarah Greenfield of Reconstructionist Temple Beth Israel of Bergen County, New Jersey. Posted by Joan Dobbie @ 8:11 PM. View my complete profile. Dr Max Thaler, The Unforgettables Society. Angela Brill Thaler, Biography.
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Dr. Max Thaler's Poetry: October 2006
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Dr Max Thaler's Poetry. Saturday, October 14, 2006. Dr Max Thaler as poet. The St. Regis River flowed behind our family home, and my father spent his most precious hours out in the boat, rowing, or guiding his small motorboat between lilly pads and rocks. In this poem he describes one day in his life as small town general practitioner. Max, Angela and Andy 1985. By Dr Max Thaler. The sun appeared on the sky. Making the clouds aglow. The day of work began. I heard the cry. Of a newborn child. My wife and I.
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Gratitude: October 2006
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Wednesday, October 18, 2006. For Angela and Max. Thank you. For so much. Space in the womb. Breast milk. Pain of birth. Tears. Tolerance. Powerful example of many things: Helping people. Being kind to animals. Working hard. Using intelligence to help people. Telling me how dangerous the world is. Showing and sharing and giving to me, by example, loving separate from judgement and separate from fear. Me radio and electronic equipment. A lesson from Angela and Max that took me about thirty years to learn.
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When My Father Was Young, an Essay by Dr. David Thaler: October 2006
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When My Father Was Young, an Essay by Dr. David Thaler. Tuesday, October 03, 2006. WHEN MY FATHER WAS YOUNG. By David Thaler, circa 1973. My father was born in a small town near the border of Poland and Russia. Although it was inside Poland, the town’s name was Russian- Magierov. The border area was disputed and often changed nationality. (At that time it was part of the Austria-Hungarian Empire.) Partly because it was near the border, there was a large police presence in the town. He was emotionally tra...
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Memories of Dr. Max Thaler: February 2007
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Memories of Dr. Max Thaler. Tuesday, February 20, 2007. By Chris Caringi of Parishville, New York. Memories of Dr. Max Thaler. We were so blessed to have Dr. Max Thaler choose. Parishville as his home. His medical ability was. Phenominal, but the real comfort for his many. Patients came from his caring, compassion and. Dedication. Growing up, we felt peaceful and safe,. Partly because, if we had medical problems, we knew. Our doctor was there. Dr. Thaler always had time to. Homes, or daily problems.
