Abstract
I am most grateful to the American Pediatric Society for honoring this happily converted internist who saw the light thanks to the wisdom and encouragement of the late Horace Hodes, whom I had the pleasure of introducing for his Howland Award in 1982 (1,2). I am equally grateful for your honoring a geneticist, only the second, the first being Barton Childs in 1989 (3). He has been a role model for me since my getting into the field in 1956. There hasn't been a dull day since then.
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