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Love's Last Chapter: Doctors Die 22 Days Apart
15 Feb
Summary
- Married doctors George and Marguerite Moran died 22 days apart.
- They were both 82 years old and dedicated their lives to medicine.
- The couple met in college and shared a passion for healing patients.
George William Moran and Marguerite T. Moran, a devoted couple married for 58 years, both passed away earlier this year, just 22 days apart. George died on January 13, and Marguerite followed on February 4; both were 82 years old.
The couple met as seniors at St. John's University and shared a lifelong passion for medicine. Marguerite, originally from Brooklyn, New York, was a geriatric internist known for her compassionate care. George, also from New York City, was a distinguished cardiologist who led the cardiology department at MedStar Union Memorial Hospital for two decades.
After their retirement from active practice, George and Marguerite dedicated their time to volunteering at a medical clinic, providing care for underserved populations. Their daughter noted their deep commitment extended beyond their medical careers, describing them as humanitarians and social activists who always championed justice.
Their legacy includes three daughters and six grandchildren. The Morans are remembered not only for their professional achievements but also for their enduring love and dedication to serving others.
