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Frederick B. Tryens, 41; Was A Dentist In Bucks
Frederick B. Tryens, 41, of Doylestown Township, a Bucks County dentist, died Monday, April 28, 1997 of lung cancer at Doylestown Hospital. Dr. Tryens was born in Upland, Delaware County, and graduated in 1973 from Penncrest High School in Middletown Township, Delaware County. He received his bachelor's degree summa cum laude in 1977 from Pennsylvania State University after maintaining a 4.0 grade-point average, and earned a degree in 1981 from Temple University's School of Dentistry. Until he became ill, he practiced in Newtown Township.
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James Curry
FREDERICK B. TRYENS, 41Source: Herb Drill, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Frederick B. Tryens, 41, of Doylestown Township, a Bucks County dentist, died Monday of lung cancer at Doylestown Hospital.
Dr. Tryens was born in Upland, Delaware County, and graduated in 1973 from Penncrest High School in Middletown Township, Delaware County. He received his bachelor's degree summa cum laude in 1977 from Pennsylvania State University after maintaining a 4.0 grade-point average, and earned a degree in 1981 from Temple University's School of
Published on 1997-05-02, Page R02, Philadelphia Inquirer, The (PA)
Cynthia Elliott (Romanow)
I have some fond memories of Fred, and, as with other classmates, wondered what path he took. I was saddened to hear of his death. I always enjoyed Fred's comments in the various classes we had together. He had a terrific sense of humor, and helped to make the day more enjoyable. I also remember him being very helpful to those of us who were 'bunsen-burner' impaired! My sincere sympathy to his family and close friends.Stephen Layton
Fred and I were in several science classes together at Penncrest. He was reserved, insightful and witty.I was surprised to see him again as a freshman at Temple U. School of Dentistry. And we were both surprised to see our high school physics teacher, Mr. Charles Stuppy, as an upperclassman at Temple!
Fred and I graduated in 1981 with DDS degrees.
David Weaver
Cynthia,Your "Bunsen Burner" comment reminded me of how I would never have gotten through 9th grade Science class with Mr Stein were it not for Fred. He was my lab partner. We had the best lab reports in the history of Indian Lane!
I was good with the hands-on stuff but Fred knew how to pull it all together and make it all make sense in that all important lab report.
Great guy,
Eric Brown
I received an email from Fred's son, Evan. He wanted me to "Let everyone know that their comments made my day and that my Mom and I are doing well. We still live here in PA."