What's Happening?
Robert D. Schrock Jr., a respected orthopaedic surgeon and founder of Greater Rochester Orthopaedics, passed away at the age of 87. Schrock, who was born in Omaha, Nebraska, had a distinguished career in medicine, serving as a Major in the Army Medical Corps and practicing orthopaedic surgery in Rochester, NY for 32 years. He was also a clinical assistant professor at the University of Rochester and president of the Rochester Academy of Medicine. Schrock's retirement was marked by his passion for photography and music, despite being diagnosed with Mantle Cell Lymphoma in 2007.
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Why It's Important?
Robert D. Schrock Jr.'s contributions to the medical field and his community are noteworthy. His dedication to orthopaedic surgery and education has left a lasting impact on the Rochester medical community. Schrock's resilience in the face of a challenging illness and his commitment to living life fully serve as an inspiration to many. His legacy is reflected in the numerous lives he touched through his medical practice, teaching, and personal interactions.
What's Next?
Memorial services are being planned to honor Robert D. Schrock Jr.'s life and achievements. In lieu of flowers, donations are encouraged to the Little Traverse Conservancy organization, reflecting Schrock's love for nature and conservation.
