Dr. Duke died Oct. 16 in Baltimore. He was 88.
Dr. Duke received his MD at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. He trained in a pathology program at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, and then returned to Johns Hopkins for a residency at the Wilmer Ophthalmological Institute.
He served as head of the ophthalmic pathology laboratory at Johns Hopkins and later opened a private practice in Baltimore. Dr. Duke retired from the practice in 1982.
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