The son-in-law of Ohio State University President E. Gordon Gee died about 4 p.m. today from injuries in a July 12 motor-scooter crash.
Dr. Allan Frederick Moore died at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, OSU said in a news release. He was 31. Gee and his daughter, Dr. Rebekah Gee, were at his bedside, as were Moore's parents, Dr. Michael A. and Janet Moore.
Dr. Allan Frederick Moore was a fellow in endocrinology and practiced internal medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, where he and Rebekah met as medical residents.
He was also conducting research at Massachusetts General and the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine in the area of diabetes complications and disease prevention.
He and Rebekah Gee married in October 2006.
Rebekah Gee, who was also injured in the accident, is undergoing rehabilitation at the Ohio State University Medical Center.
Authorities say that the two were riding a Vespa motor scooter that collided with a sport utility vehicle July 12 at an intersection in the Philadelphia area.
Funeral and memorial service arrangements were pending.
Dr. Allan Frederick Moore died at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, OSU said in a news release. He was 31. Gee and his daughter, Dr. Rebekah Gee, were at his bedside, as were Moore's parents, Dr. Michael A. and Janet Moore.
Dr. Allan Frederick Moore was a fellow in endocrinology and practiced internal medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, where he and Rebekah met as medical residents.
He was also conducting research at Massachusetts General and the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine in the area of diabetes complications and disease prevention.
He and Rebekah Gee married in October 2006.
Rebekah Gee, who was also injured in the accident, is undergoing rehabilitation at the Ohio State University Medical Center.
Authorities say that the two were riding a Vespa motor scooter that collided with a sport utility vehicle July 12 at an intersection in the Philadelphia area.
Funeral and memorial service arrangements were pending.
