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Dr. Elizabeth D. Chambers, wife of Douglas Horton Slatter, born Los Angeles, California 1949. She died 11 September, 2005 in Queensland, Australia, at age 56.
Dr. Chambers received her Bachelor of Science degree from New Mexico State University, and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of California, Davis in 1976, and entered private practice in Denver, Colorado.
She was awarded a National Eye Institute Research Fellowship from the National Institute of Health for study at Colorado State University, Fort Collins, where she completed a residency and Master of
Science degree in veterinary ophthalmology in 1982. Dr. Chambers was a postdoctoral Research Fellow at Murdoch University, Western Australia from 1983-84. Dr. Elizabeth Chambers had been an active Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists since 1986. She conducted private ophthalmology specialty practices in both Australia and the United States
Source: http://www.acvo.org/new/diplomates/secure/newsletter/acvodec05news.pdf
Photo: http://www.acvo.org/new/diplomates/news/ACVO_Memorial.pdf
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Irith Gottfeld (Harpster)
Elizabeth was a smart, beautiful and elegant. She belonged to my Synogogue and we attended several religious retreats together. I was so sad to hear that she was no longer a part of this world. RIP Elizabeth.
Sherry Sweeney (Merino)
I am so sad to hear of Liz Drells passing. We became friends in our senior year after becoming close on Drill Team. She was a very kind person and loyal as a friend. One of my most favorite moments in high school was being a guest at her house and swimming with her in her pool. RIP Liz!