IN MEMORIAM
Hollis F. Cochran, SD'64
Hollis F. Cochran, SD'64, died at Southside
Nursing Home, Hollister, California, Jan. 17, 1999, after a long illness.
He was 73.
A native of San Pedro, California, Dr. Cochran practiced dentistry in
Tennessee from 1964 to 1973, and in Hollister, California, from 1973 to
1988. He was a member of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, and a past
member of the local Lions Club, Rotary Club and SIRS.
Funeral services were conducted on Jan. 20, with interment at IOOF Cemetery
in Hollister. Dr. Cochran is surved by his wife Brenda, sons Craig Cochran
of Visalia, L. Todd Cochran, SD'80, of Hollister, and Chris Cochran of
Monterey, grandchildren Natalie and Neal Cochran of Hollister, and stepsons
Kenneth and Douglas Ledbetter.
Memorial contributions to Loma Linda University School of Dentistry are
preferred to flowers.
John Rozema, SD'64, MS'68
John Rozema, 66, of Redlands, California, died February
7, 1999, at his home. Dr. Rozema was the first oral and maxillofacial
surgery resident at Loma Linda University/UCI Medical Center in 1968.
He practiced oral and maxillofacial surgery for 28 years in association
with Dr. James Sellas, Dr. Wilson Baugh, and Dr. Trenton Huls. He was
formerly associate professor at Loma Linda University Medical Center.
Dr. Rozema was a fellow of Southern California Society of Oral and Maxillofacial
Surgeons. He was a member of the Southern California Society of Oral Pathology,
the American Dental Association, and the Tri-County Dental Association.
Dr. Rozema was a sheriff's ranger with the San Bernardino County Sheriff's
Department and recently served as Captain. He was also a lifetime member
of the Flying Samaritans and volunteered many hours of his time and skill
at San Bernardino County Medical Center and Loma Linda University Medical
Center.
Dr. Rozema is survived by his father, Ralph Rozema, Sr., his sister and
five brothers, his son David, his daughter Susie, and grandsons John and
Andy.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Flying Samaritans or to Loma
Linda University School of Dentistry.
Alden Lee Denman, SD'63
Alden Denman passed away on April 25, 1999, after a motorcycle
accident in Ludlow, California. He was born in his grandfather's farmhouse
in Blair, Nebraska; worked his way through Union College in Lincoln, Nebraska;
served two years in the army during the Korean Conflict; and graduated
from Loma Linda University School of Dentistry. He practiced dentistry
in Woodland Hills, California.
Dr. Denman piloted planes to underdeveloped communities in Mexico as a
member of LIGA, a flying medical/dental society which provides services
to the poor. He was an active member of Rotary International and past
president of the Woodland Hills Rotary Club; an active member of the Quiet
Birdman, a prestigious Veteran fliers' club; a member of the American
Dental Association, the California Dental Society, and past chair of the
Ethics Committee for the San Fernando Valley Dental Society. Dr. Denman
was also past president of the Working Dog Association and active member
of the German Shepherd Dog Club of America and the Ugly Motorcycle Club.
His other interests included working on family geneaology, gardening,
and cheering the Nebraska Cornhuskers.
Dr. Denman is survived by his wife of 31 years, Pat; his children Anita,
Craig, Sharon, Lori, and Eric; grandchildren Holly, David, Tyler, Justin
and Conner; brother Roger Denman, and sister Joni Nelson.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.
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