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Physicians

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Dr. Fred L. Lander, Jr., 1924
Dr. G. L. Alfonso Pogue (1888-1956) Bedford Physician
Dr. Kyle M. Pettis (1881-1967) Lynchburg Physician
Dr. Leon M. Braswell (1904-1958) Lynchburg Physician
Dr. Peyton Randolph Higginbotham (1902-1993) West Virginia Physician
Dr. Roger William Lomax (b. 1881) Lynchburg Physician
Dr. Thomas J. Fawcett (b. 1877) Lynchburg Physician
Dr. William Henry Roberts (b. 1887)Lynchburg Physician

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