Outside of his job at the Surgeon General’s office, Ambrose worked at a clinic in Arlington in order to maintain his clinical skills and his fluency in Spanish.
“Paul was one of the most interesting and unpredictable people I have ever known, and a generous and loyal friend,” Fuller said. “His quirky sense of humor, his genuine interest in other people and his passion to help people will continue to live on.”
Ambrose is survived by his fiancee, Bianca Angelino. The couple, who had been engaged for two weeks, had planned to marry next September in Spain.
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His parents have established the SOM Paul Ambrose Fund at Marshall in his memory, which provides scholarships for medical school students.