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Icove, Dr. Wilfred B., Sr. – Doctor

Appeared in Origin in Death (Fall, 2059) and mentioned in Celebrity in Death (October, 2060) and Golden in Death (April 28-May 2, 2061)[1]

Personal Information[]

  • Description: A man who had devoted his life to helping others.[2]
  • Age at TOD: 82 (born 1977)
  • Hair: White
  • Spouse: Widowed
  • Children: One son – Dr. Wilfred B. Icove Jr. (Dr. Will)

Introduction[]

Mentioned in Origin in Death as the founder of the Wilfred B. Icove Center

Description[]

  • His hair was a thick, snowy cloud crowning a strong, square face.[3]
  • Manicured fingernails and he looked more of a fit and toned sixty than eighty-plus.[4]
  • Liked his personal space neat, ordered, coordinated, and stylish.[5]

Personality[]

  • Appearance was a priority with him; personal and professional.[6]
  • He enjoyed having naked women around - artfully. But it wasn’t sexual, or not anymore.[6]

History[]

  • His wife died during the Urban Wars.[7]
  • His parents were doctors; his mother was disfigured when attempting to save children from a burning building (motivation for his original interest in reconstructive surgery).[8]
  • Ran a portable clinic during the Urban Wars and worked with his parents; his mother self-terminated three years after the accident.[9]
  • Volunteered his services during the Urban Wars, lost his wife, raised his son; founded clinics, created foundations, waived fees for many hopeless cases, taught, and lectured.[10]
  • He and his son had both been careful to screen clients to avoid those who wanted more than could be given or who were psychologically inclined to litigate.[11]
  • One of the founders of Unilab and won the Nobel Peace Prize for its work.[12]

Homicide Information[]

  • He had been in his office chair when he was stabbed in the heart with a medical scalpel.[2]
  • Murdered by Deena Flavia (aka Dolores Nocho-Alverez)[13]) with Avril Icove as an accomplice.[14]
  • No sign of trauma other than the death wound, no sign of struggle, no defensive wounds.[2]

Interesting Facts[]

  • Didn’t see many patients and was considered semi-retired though he would consult when a case interested him.[7]
  • One of the fathers of reconstructive surgery as we knew it in this century.[15]
  • Graduated from Harvard Medical at the age of twenty-one (year 1998).[8]
  • Legal guardian of Avril Hannson Icove.[10]
  • Friends with Dr. Mira.[16]
  • He served on the advisory board and as guest surgeon, guest lecturer, for the Children’s Institute from its creation in 2025 to his death.[17]
  • He was involved with illegal medical practices that included human cloning, physiological imprinting, and human trafficking.[18]

References[]

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