Lawrence K. Spitz M72 WG76 INT73 RES75, 79, passed away on December 6. Among his professional roles, Larry served as medical director of the Health Evaluation Center at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and in 1982 founded and presided over the Penn Executive Diagnostic Center. In 1992, he founded Pattern Analysis, Inc., which he led until 2016, uncovering medical insurance fraud for clients nationwide. In recent years, Larry returned to a passion for porcelain ceramics begun at Princeton with Toshiko Takaezu, achieving acclaim as an exhibiting artist in the juried Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show in 2015. He shared this creative life with his wife, Carol Klein WG76 — also a ceramist. In addition to Carol, Larry is survived by his son, Michael; his daughter, Jenna; his sister, Cathy; and his nephew, Matthew.