Eulogy on Richard Sharp Kissam, A.M., M.D.

1850 the honorary Academy actions affectionate American amount appointed assistants associates avoiding base became Bellevue career coming committed condition considerable conspicuity curly hair death desire died disease domestic efforts eldest entered entire erudite established excellencies exertion extended eyes father feelings fellow finish fresh gone honored hospital immediately important incidents institution interrupt kindness KISSAM knew late late fellow less ligature passed lips loss Medicine meetings MOTT nature nerve notes officers operation organization patient performed person markedly resembling placid plan of duty pleasure practice present profession ready record reform rendered resident physician retiring scarce seemed short simple sketched skill speaking sprinkled staff steady success summary surgeons sympathy tion toil town Trinity whole wife women and children worthy written York York Agency York Infirmary young