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John Jack Douglas Crawford, II, had a stroke during the night after his 85th birthday on April 16th, 2005, and died three days later. Jack was known to many as one of the founders of pediatric endocrinology, as well as the developer of the electronic osmometer, and to his children and the neighborhood children in Lincoln, MA as the man who let them collect eggs and feed the geese.https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/wp-content/uploads/2006/05/25-mm-1.jpg