Articles related to Dr. Bob, one of AA’s cofounders – 1940’s to 1980’s (24 Articles)

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Articles related to Dr. Bob, one of AA’s cofounders – 1940’s to 1980’s

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1 .pdf 30.87 KB On Cultivating Tolerance – July 1944 – Dr Bob
2 .pdf 40.93 KB The Fundamentals In Retrospect – September 1948 – Dr Bob
3 .pdf 50.32 KB Anne S. – July 1949 – obit
4 .pdf 25.44 KB Anne Smith (March 21st, 1881 – June 1st, 1949) – June 1950 – obit
5 .pdf 42.25 KB Report For Dr. Bob (First International Conference) – June 1950
6 .pdf 16.04 KB Dr. Bob – December 1950 – obit
7 .pdf 53.17 KB Your Third Legacy – December 1950 – Dr. Bob and Bill
8 .pdf 19.02 KB Memorial Issue On Dr. Bob (intro) – January 1951 – obit
9 .pdf 216.62 KB Dr Bob (and start of AA) – January 1951 – Bill W
10 .pdf 909.48 KB Dr Bob (bio) – Without heroics … as he would wish it, this is the story of Dr. Bob, the physician whose ‘practice’ reached half across the world … – January 1951
11 .pdf 43.21 KB Eulogy (for Dr Bob) – From Dr. Walter F. Tunks, the man who answered the telephone… – January 1951 – obit
12 .pdf 51.62 KB Dedication – November 1951
13 .pdf 71.87 KB In Memoriam And In Thanks – November 1952 – obit
14 .pdf 19.57 KB Thus Do I Remember – November 1952 – D.M. – La Jolla, Calif
15 .pdf 185.53 KB AA Began over coffee cups in a kitchen in Akron, Ohio… – March 1956
16 .pdf 117.68 KB Dr. Bob’s Story – November 1962
17 .pdf 202.95 KB Bill tells of the Beginning of A.A. – June 1965 – Bill W
18 .pdf 225.62 KB Dr. Bob’s Last Major Talk – June 1973 – Dr Bob
19 .pdf 135.85 KB Dr. Bob – A journey into the past in search of more intimate knowledge of our co-founder – June 1974 – J. W. S. – New Hampshire
20 .pdf 56.69 KB Have We Forgotten Dr. Bob’s Request? – January 1977 – Paul M. – Riverside, Ill
21 .pdf 115.25 KB I Remember Dr. Bob – February 1977 – B. M. B. – Naples, Fla
22 .pdf 166.31 KB Dr. Bob: The Man and the Physician – September 1978 – An appreciation of our co-founder, written soon after his death in 1950 and published here for the first time – J. G., Ohio – Be unselfish. That is the first and final commandment for those who would be useful, and happy in their usefulness. If you think of yourself only, you cannot develop, because you are choking the source of development, which is spiritual expansion through thought for others. – Charles W. Eliot
23 .pdf 42.48 KB Laughter is our best medicine – July 1980 – Excerpts from the new AA book “Dr. Bob and the Good Oldtimers” show both humorous and serious sides of our co-founder – Copyrighted by A.A. World Services, Inc.
24 .pdf 132.57 KB The Good Old Times – June 1985 – Anonymous – Manhattan, N.Y.

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