Went to Hoover High School, graduated from USC Medical School in 1949 and continued his studies in ophthalmology at the Illinois Ear and Eye Infirmary. He married Patricia Eileen Scott in 1950 and they were married for 61 years until Patricia, the love of his life and best friend, passed away in 2011.After graduating from Illinois, J Harley joined the US Public Health Service and spent two years at the Pine Hills Indian Reservation in South Dakota practicing ophthalmology. In 1957 he and Patricia moved back to California, settling in La Jolla where he opened a medical practice in Pacific Beach. They lived on Sea Lane in La Jolla for the next 50 years.J Harley loved to travel and although he went around the world numerous times, he was never happier than when jumping behind the wheel of a sports car in the sixties, driving up to Nevada and crisscrossing that state on weekends before they had speed limits. When driving turned out to be too slow, he earned his small plane license and took to speeding around by air.J Harley belonged to The San Diego Flying Club, the Kiwanis Club and was a long time member of the La Jolla Presbyterian Church. - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/sandiegouniontribune/obituary.aspx?n=j-harley-quint&pid=182860889#sthash.cy8Wpp3K.dpuf
Went to Hoover High School, graduated from USC Medical School in 1949 and continued his studies in ophthalmology at the Illinois Ear and Eye Infirmary. He married Patricia Eileen Scott in 1950 and they were married for 61 years until Patricia, the love of his life and best friend, passed away in 2011.After graduating from Illinois, J Harley joined the US Public Health Service and spent two years at the Pine Hills Indian Reservation in South Dakota practicing ophthalmology. In 1957 he and Patricia moved back to California, settling in La Jolla where he opened a medical practice in Pacific Beach. They lived on Sea Lane in La Jolla for the next 50 years.J Harley loved to travel and although he went around the world numerous times, he was never happier than when jumping behind the wheel of a sports car in the sixties, driving up to Nevada and crisscrossing that state on weekends before they had speed limits. When driving turned out to be too slow, he earned his small plane license and took to speeding around by air.J Harley belonged to The San Diego Flying Club, the Kiwanis Club and was a long time member of the La Jolla Presbyterian Church. - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/sandiegouniontribune/obituary.aspx?n=j-harley-quint&pid=182860889#sthash.cy8Wpp3K.dpuf
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