Obituary broken up.

Hey Guys...

Here is a copy of the Obituary that I have broken up so that each character (Apart from Henry) has something to say about him at the end as we go around the Timeline like we tried in rehearsal today...
I have tried to break it up fairly, but also so that the line everyone is saying makes sense.... Also a rough copy of the timeline, so we can remember where we were all standing! (I think it is in the right order, if not just let me know!)

Ria :)

Obituary for Henry Molaison – Broken up between the character

Phenias - Henry G. Molaison, 82, of Windsor Locks, CT died on Tuesday. He is known in the medical and scientific literatures as "the amnesic patient, H.M."

Broca - He was born in Manchester, CT and graduated from East Hartford High School.

Tan - In 1953, he underwent an experimental brain operation at the Hartford Hospital to relieve his seizure disorder.

Wernicke - Immediately after the operation, Mr. Molaison showed a profound amnesia, which became the topic of intense scientific study for more than five decades.

Korbinian - From age 27 on, he was unable to establish new memories for events in his everyday life and to acquire general information about the world in which he lived.

Schoville - His memory impairment was "pure" and not accompanied by intellectual or personality disorders.

Bette - For this reason, and because the operation has not been repeated,

Brenda - he is the most widely studied and famous case in the neuroscience literature of the 20th and 21st centuries.

Suzanne - Mr. Molaison's contributions to knowledge about memory have been groundbreaking, and researchers worldwide are in his debt.

Jaccapo - Burial will be private.