Alden Howland Hayden, M.D. of Pitsfield, New York,
Formerly of Greenwich, CT, died in his sleep January 8th, 2002.
Born12/1/25, he attended the Choate School and Yale University.
In WWII he enlisted in the Marine Corps and served on Guam and
in China. He attended the University of Pennsylvania Medical School
and came to the University of Rochester Medical Center in1953
for a 2-year Rotating Internship in preparation for General Practice,
then a Residency in Psychiatry and a Public Health Fellowship
under John Romano. After a stint at Rochester General's Mental
Health Center, he went into private practice. He was a consultant
to Planned Parenthood and Northhaven, served in the VA Hospitals
in Batavia and Canandaigua, and for over 20 years was a psychiatric
consultant to the Rochester Friendly Home as well as the Samaritan
Pastoral Counseling Center (formerly Genesee Ecumenical Ministries).
He served as an interim President of the Rochester District Branch
of the APA, as well as being the first director of the then ""Pittsford
Recreation Commission."" He was an avid sailor and a
member of the Canandaigua Yacht Club. He is survived by his wife
of 51 years, Mary Haven Healy; a daughter, Elizabeth (Mrs. Edward
J.) Walsh; and a son, George (wife, Laura M.), of Rochester; and
a daughter, Jennifer M. (Mrs. Richard E.) Hackel of Ann Arbor,
MI; nieces, Deborah Healy, M.D. (Mark Hedgepeth, MSW) of Geneva,
Kathryn H. (Matthew) Tonkovich, of Corning, Susan H. (Anthony)
Quinn, of Penfield. He is also survived by his brother, Loring
Sawyer Hayden of Sarasota, Florida; nine grandchildren; 2 grandnephews;
and a grandniece. Friends are invited to attend a Memorial Service
on Saturday, January 12th, at 2:00 PM at Christ Episcopal Church,
Pittsford. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the
Samaritan Pastoral Counseling Service, the Cult Information Service
of Rochester, or the Alzheimers Association. Arr.: Zornow-Hedges
Funeral Home"