Dr. Talbot was the first pediatrician in Monroe. He was a graduate of Tulane Medical School in New Orleans. He did his internship at Charity Hospital in New Orleans and his residency at Children's Hospital in Cincinnati, OH. He was past president of the La. State Pediatric Association. He was a member of the La. State Medical Society, American Medical Society, American Medical Association, Southern Medical Assocation, and Ouachita Parish Medical Society.
He received the Axon-Choppin Award in 1966 for his work in Public Health and he had worked for many years in the Crippled Children's Hospital in Monroe.
He was preceded in death in 1982 by his wife, Ishmael Lee "Kitty" Crain Talbot.
He was survived by one daughter, Nancy Talbot Hemrick of Monroe; one sister, Lillian Blair Talbot of Monroe; one brother, Edmond E. Talbot, Sr. of New Orleans; one half-sister, Mary Beth Busbee of Duluth, GA; and 4 grandchildren.
He received the Axon-Choppin Award in 1966 for his work in Public Health and he had worked for many years in the Crippled Children's Hospital in Monroe.
He was preceded in death in 1982 by his wife, Ishmael Lee "Kitty" Crain Talbot.
He was survived by one daughter, Nancy Talbot Hemrick of Monroe; one sister, Lillian Blair Talbot of Monroe; one brother, Edmond E. Talbot, Sr. of New Orleans; one half-sister, Mary Beth Busbee of Duluth, GA; and 4 grandchildren.
Dr. Talbot was the first pediatrician in Monroe. He was a graduate of Tulane Medical School in New Orleans. He did his internship at Charity Hospital in New Orleans and his residency at Children's Hospital in Cincinnati, OH. He was past president of the La. State Pediatric Association. He was a member of the La. State Medical Society, American Medical Society, American Medical Association, Southern Medical Assocation, and Ouachita Parish Medical Society.
He received the Axon-Choppin Award in 1966 for his work in Public Health and he had worked for many years in the Crippled Children's Hospital in Monroe.
He was preceded in death in 1982 by his wife, Ishmael Lee "Kitty" Crain Talbot.
He was survived by one daughter, Nancy Talbot Hemrick of Monroe; one sister, Lillian Blair Talbot of Monroe; one brother, Edmond E. Talbot, Sr. of New Orleans; one half-sister, Mary Beth Busbee of Duluth, GA; and 4 grandchildren.
He received the Axon-Choppin Award in 1966 for his work in Public Health and he had worked for many years in the Crippled Children's Hospital in Monroe.
He was preceded in death in 1982 by his wife, Ishmael Lee "Kitty" Crain Talbot.
He was survived by one daughter, Nancy Talbot Hemrick of Monroe; one sister, Lillian Blair Talbot of Monroe; one brother, Edmond E. Talbot, Sr. of New Orleans; one half-sister, Mary Beth Busbee of Duluth, GA; and 4 grandchildren.
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