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Dr. Donald F Austin November 1,1937 - October 21, 2018 Dr. Donald F. Austin made the “You have led an exemplary life that has improved the health of world a better place as a public our citizens and has positively affected the life of so many of your health “Rockstar,” professor, students and those trainees you have mentored” Celebrating Donpioneer, dancer, songwriter, poet, -Dr. Mitch Greenlick (Former Chair of the Department of husband, father, grandfather, Public Health and current State Representative) brother, mentor, and friend. “We will always hold you in the highest esteem for your Don who lived a life of fearless brilliance, impeccable logic, kindness and generosity... You are curiosity, died peacefully from a cherished mentor!” ALS on October 21st 2018 at home -Dr. Dawn Martin (Associate Director of NCRAR) surrounded by loving friends and “Don was a gifted teacher, always popular with students, and family. in the Epi/Biostat program (now epidemiology program). Don’s Don was born November 1st, Epi 3 class was consistently ranked as the most important class 1937 in Montana and spent in the intellectual development of our budding epidemiology most of childhood in Sutherlin students. The MPH students honored him several times with Oregon. He wrote his own ‘best teacher’ awards, and his demanding but encouraging short professional biography style was considered critical for promoting careful evaluation of in the book: Causal Inference challenging public health issues.” in Epidemiology: A Practical -Dr. David Bangsberg (Founding Dean of Oregon Health & Approach. Co-Authored by John Stull, William Lambert, and Science University-Portland State University School of Public David Buckley. Health) Welcome - Chaplin Mary Ann HenryEmeritus professor in the OHSU-PSU School of Public health. He my inspiration for much of my anti-tobacco work, and a friend “Donald F. Austin, MD, MS (OHSU), MPH (UC Berkeley) was an “Don was my research mentor and collaborator for many years, spent 3 decades in state and federal health agencies conducting who supported my work in the legislature in many ways. His disease surveillance and analysis, disease investigations, memory will continue to bless so many for years to come.” and research. Epidemiologic research included the effect -Dr. Elizabeth Steiner Hayward (Director of the Breast Health of industrial air pollution on lung cancer risk, the exposures Education Program at OHSU’s Knight Cancer Institute and Responsive Reading - \"We Will Remember You\"responsible for an excess of malignant melanoma in a nuclear Oregon Senator) energy research facility, the effect of drinking and smoking on oral Don is survived by his wife cancer, and the characteristics of an epidemic of uterine cancer Susan Teller, sons Greg Austin, in postmenopausal women. He designed and implemented Cary Austin, Jack Teller Austin, the California cancer reporting system, and as the founding grandsons, Jesse, Daniel, and Song - \"The Way We Were\" - Lisa Liebermanpresident of the North American Association of Central Cancer Martin, and sisters Marjorie Registries, contributed to the design of the National Program of Jauron and Peggy Coffman. Cancer Registries. As adjunct faculty of the Epidemiology and For several months before Don’s Biostatistics program at Univ. of Calif, Berkeley, he designed death, he was able to celebrate Poem - Katherine Calvert.mplary life tedhpeaisditgenhmaaionsldoigmtyeaipnchrthotehvaeesesdpesitdshmemeenihotleoofagcylatcuhusarortiifcounl.uImn 1f9o9r3t,hheeOhreelpgoend with the department Chairman, the first course on the use of his life with colleagues, friends, and family. Donations to the snietievseylyoauffheahMactavPtbseeHocdtomPhnrtUsoheugClnertBaetmldaoinf.arednHedOoedHttf”eaSssutUogifhifmeotdrthaoaevsneeayrpn2iode0exfympeyeaiorortsluoi.ngrIynmcaaodnudyristlaeiowonsn,uDciatrs.uAosanutsittohinne ALS Association Oregon and SW Washington Chapter would be appreciated. Don will continue to teach having donated his body RememberinmgeDntoonr -aTnrdibpuutbeslicfohreoaultrhloroveckdsotanre. , friend anden(tFSotramteeRr eisCBpsuehreleoaowsifrecaanreuotskafainttiitdovhnwee.”o)rdDs efropmarfrtimendesnatndocfolleagues. to the OHSU body donation program. d you in the highest esteem for yourPlease sign the online guest book at www.oregonlive.com/obits logic, kindness and generosity... You are scaohmceiar(,nteaolDwwiaerSyepscoidtponeormpoguifolNal-oCrg\"RwySAiptRhoro)sgmtruadmee)nw.tsD,hoWanne’dsorerlOd\"ve- rJothrdeaRnaAincbkoewrs/oWn.hat a Wonderful ently ranked as the most important class elopment of our budding epidemiology the Rainbow - Jesse and Daniel Austin. Trombones and Overudents honored him several times with and his demanding but encouraging itical for promoting careful evaluation of th issues.” Poetry by and for Don.g (Founding Dean of Oregon Health & tland State University School of Public mentor and collaborSatoornforgma-n\"yTyeuarrs,n Turn Turn\" - Roger Westendorf. h of my anti-tobacco work, and a friend rk in the legislature in many ways. His o bless so many for years to come.” Closing Hayward (Director of the Breast Health OHSU’s Knight Cancer Institute and his wife eg Austin, er Austin, niel, and Marjorie man. fore Don’s celebrate s, friends, ns to the n and SW would be continue d his body donation bits

I Carry Your Heart With Me i carry your heart with me(i carry it in my heart)i am never without it(anywhere i go you go,my dear;and whatever is done by only me is your doing,my darling) i fear no fate(for you are my fate,my sweet)i want no world(for beautiful you are my world,my true) and it’s you are whatever a moon has always meant and whatever a sun will always sing is you here is the deepest secret nobody knows (here is the root of the root and the bud of the bud and the sky of the sky of a tree called life;which grows higher than soul can hope or mind can hide) and this is the wonder that's keeping the stars apart i carry your heart(i carry it in my heart) We carry in our heartsby E.E. Cummins and memories Harold and Dorothy Austin , Dr. Sam Parker and Joan Teller, John Jauron, Ron Coffman, Jill Teller Johnson and Pamela Underwood.

Don was not only a brilliant scientist but a great teacher. He never let dogma or bias get in the way of his search for truth, and he bravely spoke truth to power. Don, we miss you, but I know your good work will continue through your positive influence on students and colleagues. Leslie O'Leary, Eugene, OR Don was a pivotal figure in my education in the Epidemiology and Biostatistics track of the OHSU MPH Program. after many years in the program spanning the end of my residency, my fellowship at the NIH, and my return to the faculty, it was Don's consistent encouragement and mentorship that allowed me to finish my MPH degree. I will always be grateful for all he taught me, not only about Epi and Biostatistics, but about intellectual rigor, scientific integrity, and persistence. I am grateful to have been his student and colleague and will always remember him with fondness and with gratitude. May his memory be for a blessing. Eric Suhler, Lake Oswego Don was a wonderful mentor to me during my Preventive Medicine residency. He was one of the lead authors on the development of Oregon's first clinical practice guidelines for diabetes, which served as my residency practicum project. He guided me with wisdom about the importance of public health practice. During my latter tenure at OHSU we shared an office and often discussed the challenges of educating students and public health professionals. Please accept my sincere condolences. Jay Kravitz, Portland, OR Don was a wonderful colleague and mentor to so many students and professionals in public health. He was instrumental in designing and implementing the Oregon Cancer Registry and Chronic Disease Program before he transitioned to OHSU to dedicate his energy to teaching and conducting research. Don was quick to laugh with and complement those he worked with. He will be long remembered as a hero of public health. Michael Heumann, Portland, OR

Dr. Donald F Austin November 1,1937 - October 21, 2018 Dr. Donald F. Austin made the “You have led an exempl world a better place as a public our citizens and has positi health “Rockstar,” professor, students and those trainee pioneer, dancer, songwriter, poet, -Dr. Mitch Greenlick (F husband, father, grandfather, Public Health and current brother, mentor, and friend. “We will always hold y Don who lived a life of fearless brilliance, impeccable log curiosity, died peacefully from a cherished mentor!” ALS on October 21st 2018 at home -Dr. Dawn Martin (Assoc surrounded by loving friends and “Don was a gifted teach family. in the Epi/Biostat program Don was born November 1st, Epi 3 class was consistent 1937 in Montana and spent in the intellectual develo most of childhood in Sutherlin students. The MPH stud Oregon. He wrote his own ‘best teacher’ awards, a short professional biography style was considered critic in the book: Causal Inference challenging public health in Epidemiology: A Practical -Dr. David Bangsberg ( Approach. Co-Authored by John Stull, William Lambert, and Science University-Portla David Buckley. Health) “Donald F. Austin, MD, MS (OHSU), MPH (UC Berkeley) was an “Don was my research m Emeritus professor in the OHSU-PSU School of Public health. He my inspiration for much o spent 3 decades in state and federal health agencies conducting who supported my work disease surveillance and analysis, disease investigations, memory will continue to b and research. Epidemiologic research included the effect -Dr. Elizabeth Steiner H of industrial air pollution on lung cancer risk, the exposures Education Program at O responsible for an excess of malignant melanoma in a nuclear Oregon Senator) energy research facility, the effect of drinking and smoking on oral Don is survived by h cancer, and the characteristics of an epidemic of uterine cancer Susan Teller, sons Greg in postmenopausal women. He designed and implemented Cary Austin, Jack Teller the California cancer reporting system, and as the founding grandsons, Jesse, Dani president of the North American Association of Central Cancer Martin, and sisters M Registries, contributed to the design of the National Program of Jauron and Peggy Coffman Cancer Registries. As adjunct faculty of the Epidemiology and For several months befo Biostatistics program at Univ. of Calif, Berkeley, he designed death, he was able to c with the department Chairman, the first course on the use of his life with colleagues, epidemiology in the assessment of causation. In 1993, he helped and family. Donations design and teach the epidemiology curriculum for the Oregon ALS Association Oregon MPH Program. He taught the epidemiology course on causation Washington Chapter wo at both UCB and OHSU for over 20 years. In addition, Dr. Austin appreciated. Don will c has consulted and testified as an expert in many lawsuits on the to teach having donated h issue of causation.” to the OHSU body d Below are kind words from friends and colleagues. program. Please sign the online guest book at www.oregonlive.com/obit

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