Eloise Blaine Cram
1896–1957 (age 61)
parasitologist
Biography
Dr. Eloise Blaine Cram, born in 1896, became a distinguished parasitologist whose research greatly advanced the understanding of diseases caused by parasites. Her scientific curiosity led her toward meticulous examination and fieldwork, and she contributed to public health initiatives with clarity and precision.
She inspired many young women to pursue careers in science and remained committed to education and outreach well after her research days. Oakdale Memorial Gardens now holds her memory, honoring a scholar who dedicated her life to improving human health through discovery.