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  • Laura Burckel Peterson, MD

    Laura Burckel Peterson, MD

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    Date of Birth

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    September 27, 1986

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    Date of Death

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    January 3, 2014

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    Location

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    New Orleans, Louisiana

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    Who She Was

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    Her Story

    [/vc_column_text][vc_column_text css=””]Laura Ashley Burckel Peterson, 27, passed into the presence of her Heavenly Father on January 3, 2014 after giving birth to her beautiful daughter, Mary Margaret. Laura loved being married to her loving, devoted husband Mark Peterson.

    Laura was a third year medical student at LSU in New Orleans with a desire to practice in the field of obstetrics and gynecology. She was a dedicated, passionate student and was the current President of the American Medical Association for her medical class. Laura graduated magna cum laude in 2009 from LSU in Biological Sciences. While at LSU, Laura was actively involved in the Tri-Delta Sorority working in Philanthropy for St. Jude’s Hospital and was elected Sorority President in 2008. She loved her sorority sisters, many served in her wedding and all remain life-long friends. She is a proud LSU Tiger. Laura graduated from Hamilton Christian Academy where the dream of becoming a physician was birthed. She was class valedictorian and loved her classmates who were all childhood friends. Mark and Laura attend Christ the King Church in Covington and Trinity Baptist Church in Lake Charles.

    Those left to cherish her beautiful, godly life are her wonderful husband, Mark and her beautiful daughter Mary Margaret; her parents Daryl and Mary Burckel, loving sisters Kelly Burckel Calloway (Ryan) and Natalie all of Lake Charles; In-laws Tyler and Teri Peterson; brothers Scott (Kara), James, all of Lake Charles and his sister Vera Grill (Mike) of Pennsylvania; One niece; Lillian and three nephews; Cohen, Preston, and Brendan; Numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins. Grandparents Joseph (Frances) Burckel; Rosemary Robert all of New Orleans, James (Pete) Peterson of Westlake, and Velma Morgan of Lake Charles. Laura was preceded in death by grandparents Harold Robert of New Orleans, Mary Peterson of Westlake, and Norman Morgan of Lake Charles.

    The family wishes to extend their thanks to the physicians and staff of East Jefferson Hospital for the compassionate, exemplary medical care extended to Laura. We also want to thank Alice Babst Prestia, MD for being a loving mentor to Laura. We also want to thank Loren Rhor, MD for his influence and example in Laura’s life. Special thanks to Margaret and Brian Scott and Lori and Randy Gervais for taking Laura and Mark under their wing when they moved to New Orleans.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/3″][vc_column_text css=”” el_class=”profile-links-header”]

    Memorials

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  • Maranatha Lougheed, MD

    Maranatha Lougheed, MD

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    Date of Birth

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    May 23, 1979

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    Date of Death

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    July 20, 2018

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    Location

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    Corning, New York

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    Cause of Death

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    Cerebral Hemorrhage

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    Who She Was

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    Her Story

    [/vc_column_text][vc_column_text css=””]It is with the heaviest of hearts that we announce the passing of Maranatha Eileen Lougheed on July 20th, 2018 at just 39 years of age. Maran suffered a catastrophic intracranial hemorrhage two days after delivering her third son and, unfortunately, deteriorated shortly thereafter. She passed peacefully, surrounded by her family, who adored her.

    Maran is survived by her loving husband, Cory Kilpatrick, and her three beautiful boys, Brycen (age 4), Benton (age 2), and newborn baby Braedan. She also leaves behind a large immediate family, including her parents, Eileen and Brandon Lougheed, and siblings, Daryl (Natalie), Ronan (April), Charetina (David), Taylor (Vanessa), and Justan; as well as her mother- and father-in-law, Rick and Karen Kilpatrick; and her nieces and nephews, Maeve, Bramwell, Harrison, Sullivan, and Willa.

    Maran, also known affectionately as “Marn,” “Mare,” or simply “M,” was an incredible woman, filled with such life and laughter. She was born on May 23, 1979 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and immediately began leaving her indelible mark on the lives of everyone she encountered. Always ready with a quick smile or a witty joke, she was loved by all those who were fortunate enough to know her.

    An amazing athlete and especially talented swimmer, her career took her from Markham Aquatic Swim Club to Seton Hall University in New Jersey on a swim scholarship, where she made lifelong friends in the pool. She subsequently completed her medical training through Saint George’s University in Grenada and her medical residency at Monmouth Medical Center in New Jersey.

    Her career began in Rhode Island, where she met her husband, Cory, and they started their life together in Big Flats, New York. Maran expertly cared for thousands of patients, and was well-respected and admired by her many colleagues as an outstanding physician and Chief of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Guthrie Corning Hospital. She dedicated her life to bringing babies into the world, saving the lives of young mothers, and offering comfort and healthcare support to women of all ages. She did this not only through medical intervention, but also by demonstrating exemplary compassion and a willingness to go above and beyond the call of duty to help those in need.

    Maran’s commitment to her work in women’s health was second only to her dedication to her family. She worked tirelessly to create a happy home, and provided enriching experiences, along with a loving, magical childhood for her children. Maran had big dreams for her little boys, and their well-being was of the utmost importance to her. Although she was not able to communicate it, her family knows that her dying wish would have been for her children to be loved and cared for, and that they each be given the opportunity to become the best versions of themselves – as she strove to do in her own life.

    Even on her final day, Maran continued to give. As per her wishes, her organs were donated to those in dire need, allowing her to save many lives despite losing her own. Maran was, simply put, an incredible person. Her passing has left a void that will never be filled.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/3″][vc_column_text css=”” el_class=”profile-links-header”]

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    Memorials

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  • Gretchen Wenner Butler, MD

    Gretchen Wenner Butler, MD

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    Date of Birth

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    October 19, 1984

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    Date of Death

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    March 5, 2021

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    Location

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    Minneapolis, Minnesota

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    Cause of Death

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    Maternal Mental Health

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    Who She Was

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    Her Story

    [/vc_column_text][vc_column_text css=””]Dr. Gretchen Wenner Butler, 36, of Saint Paul, Minn., was a bright star who burned out too soon.  She unexpectedly died by suicide on March 5, 2021.

    Gretchen Wenner was born on October 19, 1984, in St. Paul, Minnesota, the youngest of four children of Joseph and Mary (Legatt) Wenner. From an early age, Gretchen had an adventurous spirit. This spirit, combined with her boundless energy and many gifts, left those who met her with an unforgettable impression. She graduated from Saint John’s Preparatory School and the University of San Diego, where she excelled at both academics and athletics.

    Her zest for life and positive energy made for many shared adventures with her family and friends. One adventure on the ski slopes of Colorado led to Gretchen meeting her match in Michael Butler. They married on June 18, 2011 at St. Boniface Catholic Church in Cold Spring.

    Gretchen earned her Doctor of Medicine from Creighton University’s School of Medicine in 2013 and completed her residency and fellowship in Radiology at the University of Minnesota. She was a member of Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society and earned honors as Chief Resident, Teaching Resident of the Year and Radiology Resident of the Year.

    Gretchen was employed at Hennepin Healthcare, where she loved her work and her patients. Gretchen’s work at Hennepin County Medical Center was particularly meaningful to her as it aligned with causes for which Gretchen advocated: Women’s health, accessibility to healthcare for all and meaningful relationships between physicians and patients.

    Her strong work ethic, openness to other perspectives and eye for detail made Gretchen an excellent radiologist and an entertainer extraordinaire. The only thing better than having Gretchen attend your party was having her plan it! She made everything she did more beautiful and more fun with her infectious laugh and kind heart.

    Gretchen was a doting daughter, a loving wife, a skilled physician, an elegant hostess and a generous friend. While she had many accomplishments and excelled at all of these roles, nothing made her more proud or brought her more joy than her three children. The void left in the lives of those who loved her is beyond words.

    Gretchen is survived by her husband, Mike, and their children, Hudson, Harriet and Oliver; her parents, Dr. Joseph and Mary Wenner, and her siblings, Dr. Christopher (Jennifer) Wenner and Dr. Rachel (Ted) Ruzanic, all of Cold Spring, and Dr. Michelle (Paul) Chestovich of St. Paul; her in-laws, Bob and Marian Butler of Westford, Mass.; a brother-in-law, Rob Butler of Philadelphia; 11 loving nieces and nephews; and many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/3″][vc_column_text css=”” el_class=”profile-links-header”]

    Memorials

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    Articles

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  • Radhika Lal Snyder, MD

    Radhika Lal Snyder, MD

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    Date of Birth

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    March 5, 1982

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    Date of Death

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    July 4, 2021

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    Location

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    Minneapolis, Minnesota

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    Cause of Death

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    Maternal Mental Health

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    Who She Was

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    Her Story

    [/vc_column_text][vc_column_text css=””]Radhika was a loving mom, wife, daughter, sister, friend, and medical doctor and was deeply loved by so many. She created communities around her and forged bonds that were truly deep, withstanding the boundaries of distance and time with friends, family, neighbors, classmates, colleagues, and patients. To know Radhika was to have someone who was unconditionally in your corner and to have a relationship that never faded. Her loss is mourned by her tribe across the globe from Vellore to Ramnee to St. Benedict’s and St. John’s to Stanford University to the University of Minnesota, her neighborhood, and her clinic in Minneapolis – we may even have missed a few in this list.

    Radhika was born in New Delhi in 1982 and grew up in India. Radhika was born to give a daughter’s love to anyone who yearned for that connection. To her parents, Navin and Shafigeh, Radhika personified courage. She gave them the gift of strength that allowed them to build their lives dedicated to service and persist with their dreams for their family, no matter what challenges came their way.

    Growing up, she excelled at everything she put her heart to and was the pride of her parents, grandparents, uncles, aunts, teachers and her personal collection of godparents and campus parents who considered Radhika every bit their own. As a teenager, she became a natural leader, and while she had many followers, she was particularly adored by her two younger sisters, Tahireh and Tanya who loved and looked up to their ‘Didi’ and wanted to be everything she was – beautiful, intelligent, confident and fierce with her love.

    She came to the United States for undergraduate studies at the College of Saint Benedict in 1999 and graduated college with a double major in Economics and Computer Science with the intent of supporting her sisters’ education. At college Radhika’s tribe only grew with friends, professors, mentors and host parents who gave her a new home in Minnesota. When she met Seth, her husband from this same tribe her connections to Minneapolis were cemented and it became her home. Roger, Joanne and the Snyder and Halloran families cherished and loved her, welcoming her with open arms.

    Seth and Radhika went on to live their dreams, traveling the world, moving to the Bay Area for graduate school and growing their tribe to include the communities at Stanford and Radhika’s work. Despite her success at work, Radhika took a giant leap at age 28 and decided to start from scratch to pursue a career in medicine. It was a long and intense journey, from taking pre-med science classes, completing research internships, applying and interviewing at multiple medical schools across the country. She was rewarded with a spot in the Medical School at the University of Minnesota where Seth also enrolled for his doctorate in education. In 2012, Radhika and Seth were blessed with their beloved daughter and together over the next few years the three of them earned a PhD, an MD and a preschool diploma with the support of family, friends and their ever-growing tribe.

    Radhika became a doctor to help and serve the community, and chose to specialize in family and maternal health in the community where she lived. Her tribe grew to include her residency classmates, colleagues and staff at her clinics who had the great privilege of seeing Radhika at her finest, in service and living the dream she had worked so hard for.

    Seth and Radhika were blessed with a son in April this year and in the 10 weeks they had together as a family of four, they were complete. Their joy and happiness was felt and celebrated across the globe, across their tribe.

    Radhika was exceptional and achieved so much in the face of her struggle with the postpartum depression and psychosis that took her life suddenly. As her family and friends deal with their profound grief, we also want to celebrate her life and everything she accomplished. As we keep her memories alive, may her tribe continue to grow and nurture her children.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/3″][vc_column_text css=”” el_class=”profile-links-header”]

    Support Her Family

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    Memorials

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    Articles

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  • Krystal Cascetta, MD

    Krystal Cascetta, MD

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    Date of Birth

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    ~1983

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    Date of Death

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    August 5, 2023

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    Location

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    Somers, New York

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    Cause of Death

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    Maternal Mental Health

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    Who She Was

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    Support Her Family

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    Memorials

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    Articles

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  • Melanie Vergara, MD

    Melanie Vergara, MD

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    Date of Birth

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    October 14, 1974

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    Date of Death

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    April 18, 2009

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    Location

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    Florence, Oregon

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    Cause of Death

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    Amniotic Fluid Embolism

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    Who She Was

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    Memorials

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