In Remembrance
ASRM would like to remember the following individuals for their lasting impact on the reproductive medicine field.
Friends, family, and colleagues may submit these remembrances.
Andrea S. Boxer, PhD
Pioneering infertility counselor Dr. Andrea S. Boxer, ASRM member and advocate for mindful care, passed away at 86, leaving a lasting legacy in mental health.
Jouko K. Halme, MD, PhD
Dr. Jouko Halme, 82, of Chapel Hill, NC, was a pioneer in women’s health and reproductive medicine, remembered for his care, humility, and adventurous spirit.
William "Bud" R. Keye Jr., MD
Dr. William "Bud" Keye Jr., IVF pioneer and advocate for women's health, passed at 81. He inspired many through teaching, care, and public outreach.
Philip I. McNamee, MD
Honoring Dr. Philip I. McNamee, pioneering reproductive endocrinologist, a veteran & arts advocate whose legacy of love, innovation and community inspires hope.
John A. Collins, MD, FRCSC, FRCOG, FACOG, C.M.
An OB/GYN and reproductive medicine specialist, Dr. Collins made significant contributions to women's health, reproductive endocrinology, and evidence-based medicine.
Richard E. Blackwell, MD, PhD
Dr. Richard E. Blackwell, esteemed reproductive endocrinologist, mentor, and advocate for women’s health, passed away at 81 after a distinguished 46-year career.
Raymond Manohar Anchan, MD, PhD
Raymond Manohar Anchan, MD, PhD, 61, passed away on October 9, 2024. A devoted husband and physician, he inspired many through love and dedication.
John T. Queenan, MD
John T. Queenan, MD, died at the age of 91 on September 21, 2024. He was most widely recognized as a pioneer in the treatment of Rh disease.
