AMS created this fund to recognize my 32 years association with the company. From 1963 to 1972 I was Chief Medical Officer of AMS as well as a member of the Board of Directors. In 1995 I retired as president of AMS.
In 1972 the Ontario government ceased using AMS as a processor of health services for our 250,000 families. I wound up the operating company. The Board subsequently incorporated AMS as a charitable organization which was funded by the surplus monies left after retiring all corporate obligations. I was for almost 30 years, the manager of AMS surplus funds and reserves.
