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Legacy: The North Texas doctors, nurses & organizations on the front lines in the early days of HIV

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Services will be held Friday, Oct. 6 for Dr. Brady Allen, right, pictured here with his husband, Michael Layton. As we say farewwell to Dr.

Allen, we pay tribute to him and other North Texas pioneers in the fight against HIV/AIDS. DAVID TAFFET  |  Senior Staff Writer Taffet@DallasVoice.com On Friday, Oct.

6, we say good bye to Dr. Brady Allen, who passed away in July after a brief illness. His memorial service will be held at Cathedral of Hope at 5 p.m.

Allen completed his residency and went into practice in 1982 just as the AIDS crisis hit Texas. As one of the few doctors who treated people with HIV, he became a nationally-renowned expert in the field, and, over the years, he received many professional honors and awards.

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