ARCHIVED: Obituary for Charles Aubrey LeMaistre, M.D.
Charles Aubrey LeMaistre, M.D.
1924-2017
Charles Aubrey ¡°Mickey¡± LeMaistre, M.D., beloved physician, father, trusted friend and husband, passed away in Houston on January 28, 2017, less than two weeks before his 93rd birthday. Mickey was the epitome of a man who cared for others and practiced great discipline in his life.
Mickey LeMaistre¡¯s career began at age 10, as a deckhand spotting fish for tourists in Hogtown...
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