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[[Commander]] '''Dalen Quaice''' was a [[Starfleet]] [[physician]] who served on various [[planet]]s and [[starbase]]s during his long career. He was native to planet [[Kenda II]], and was married to his [[wife]], [[Patricia Quaice|Patricia]], for many [[year]]s. Quaice was [[Beverly Crusher]]'s mentor during her internship on planet [[Delos IV]] in [[2352]]. They became good friends during that time. He was assigned to [[Starbase 133]] in [[2361]]. |
[[Commander]] '''Dalen Quaice''' was a [[Starfleet]] [[physician]] who served on various [[planet]]s and [[starbase]]s during his long career. He was native to planet [[Kenda II]], and was married to his [[wife]], [[Patricia Quaice|Patricia]], for many [[year]]s. Quaice was [[Beverly Crusher]]'s mentor during her internship on planet [[Delos IV]] in [[2352]]. They became good friends during that time. He was assigned to [[Starbase 133]] in [[2361]]. |
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| − | Patricia died in [[2367]], and Quaice decided to retire and return to Kenda II. He was still in good spirits, but was somewhat depressed with the prospect of living the rest of his life and having to say goodbye to lifelong friends. He was picked up by the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} during a crew rotation and ferried home soon afterward. While Quaice was on board, a [[warp bubble]] experiment run by [[Wesley Crusher]] trapped Dr. Crusher in an alternate reality where everything and everyone began disappearing, with only Crusher noticing the changes. Quaice was the first to vanish in this reality. ({{TNG|Remember Me}}) |
+ | Patricia died in [[2367]], and Quaice decided to retire and return to Kenda II. He was still in good spirits, but was somewhat depressed with the prospect of living the rest of his life and having to say goodbye to lifelong friends. Apparently, the two friends had kept in touch over the years and when she discovered his plans to return home, Doctor Crusher arranged for him to granted passage on the Enterprise. He was picked up by the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} during a crew rotation and ferried home soon afterward. While Quaice was on board, a [[warp bubble]] experiment run by [[Wesley Crusher]] trapped Dr. Crusher in an alternate reality where everything and everyone began disappearing, with only Crusher noticing the changes. Quaice was the first to vanish in this reality. Upon being rescued, Dr. Crusher asked Captain Picard for the number of people currently aboard to which Picard gave the correct number which included Dalen Qauice.({{TNG|Remember Me}}) [[de:Dalen Quaice]] |
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Revision as of 00:34, 21 June 2014
Commander Dalen Quaice was a Starfleet physician who served on various planets and starbases during his long career. He was native to planet Kenda II, and was married to his wife, Patricia, for many years. Quaice was Beverly Crusher's mentor during her internship on planet Delos IV in 2352. They became good friends during that time. He was assigned to Starbase 133 in 2361.
Patricia died in 2367, and Quaice decided to retire and return to Kenda II. He was still in good spirits, but was somewhat depressed with the prospect of living the rest of his life and having to say goodbye to lifelong friends. Apparently, the two friends had kept in touch over the years and when she discovered his plans to return home, Doctor Crusher arranged for him to granted passage on the Enterprise. He was picked up by the USS Enterprise-D during a crew rotation and ferried home soon afterward. While Quaice was on board, a warp bubble experiment run by Wesley Crusher trapped Dr. Crusher in an alternate reality where everything and everyone began disappearing, with only Crusher noticing the changes. Quaice was the first to vanish in this reality. Upon being rescued, Dr. Crusher asked Captain Picard for the number of people currently aboard to which Picard gave the correct number which included Dalen Qauice.(TNG: "Remember Me")