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ESTATE OF

Dr. Charles Hendrick

3501 PATTERSON 

AMARILLO, TX

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MAY 15-18, 2025

Thursday: 12-5

Friday: 9-5

Saturday: 9-2***

Sunday: 12-5

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ART:

• ​G. Harvey Signed 30" x 34" Serigraph "God Shed His Grace On Thee"

• G. Harvey Signed Print "Sweet Memories"​

• ​Federal Duck Stamp Prints​

• Framed Trout Unlimited Prints

• Clay McGaughy Quail Lithographs

• Les Kouba 

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SPECIALTY ITEMS:

• EMERSON FITTIPALDI Signed Team Penske Nascar Helmet​​​​​​​​​​ 4/250

• Vintage Toy Collection from 1950s-1970s

• Great Mens Boots and Exotic Leather Belts

• Vintage Briefcases

• Richard "Dick" Masterson Pottery

• Native American Acoma Pottery by D. Antonio

• (2) Signed, Numbered Cast Brass McDonald Sport Lamps

• Fly Fishing Bronzes

• Clock Collection

• Mottahedeh Tureen & Platter

• Insane Amount of Silver!

• Baldwin Acrosonic Upright Piano Made by John Widdicomb Co.

• (2) Dresden Lithopane Lamps

• Armillary Sundial

• Collection of Porcelain Flowers

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You will enjoy getting to experience such an amazing man with so many interests in life as well as in his community.

Here are a few highlights about Dr. Hendrick's life:

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Dr. Charles Hencrick  was a member of First Presbyterian Church in Amarillo. Dr. Hendrick was Assistant Scout Master of Boy Scouts of America Troop 76 in 1980-1981 and a member of the Order of the Arrow in 1980. For 30 years, he was also a member of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Texas, Amarillo Lodge 731, Scottish Rite of Free Masonry, Galveston, Texas, and the Khiva Temple.

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Dr. Hendrick was Appointed Instructor of Radiology, UTMB, 1965-1966; Clinical Instructor of Radiology, UTMB, 1968-1980; and Associate Clinical Professor of Radiology, Texas Tech School of Medicine, 1973-1988.

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Giving back to the community, Dr. Hendrick served as President of the Amarillo Chapter of the American Cancer Society 1968-1969, the Board of Directors of the Texas Cancer Society 1969-1971, President of the Panhandle District Medical Society 1975-1976, Board of Directors and later Board of Trustees for Harrington Cancer Center; Counselor of State of Texas (West) Radiology Society of North America five year term; Potter –Randall County Medical Society, Amarillo; Vice President, Secretary, Alternate Delegate to Texas Medical Association; and the Board of Directors Texas Medical Foundation 1977-1978.

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Dr. Hendrick had a passion for museums and served on the Board of Directors of the Panhandle Historical Society, Executive Committee 1976-1980; President of the Panhandle Historical Society 1979-1980; Board of Directors, National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center in Oklahoma City from 1981-1995.

 

He held lifetime memberships at the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum, the National Cowboy Hall of Fame, and the Western Heritage Center. He also held memberships in the Goodnight Circle of Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum and the Legacy Circle of PPHM.

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He served his medical profession in the American Medical Association, Texas Medical Association; Honorary Member November 1988; Radiological Society of North America; American Roentgen Ray Society; Texas Radiological Society; Rocky Mountain Radiological Society; Society of Sigma XI; Associate Member; American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine; Texas Association of Physicians in Nuclear Medicine, Charter Member. In 1973, he was also a Charter Member of the American College of Nuclear Medicine, a Member of the American College of Radiology in 1967, a Fellowship of the American College of Radiology in 1979, and a Fellow Emeritus in 1991.

 

He also practiced as Assistant Director of Northwest Texas Imaging from the late 1960’s to the end of 1988.

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Dr. Hendrick was also an avid hunter, fly fisherman, and collector of Native American and Western Artwork.

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