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A grateful heart: A surgeon reunites with a patient’s family 21 years later

For Dr. Fraser, the encounter was equally moving—a poignant reminder of the enduring impact of his work and the privilege of serving patients and their families during life’s most critical moments. “Most often, I hear about the long-term outcomes of my patients through notes and cards, which is always deeply moving,” Dr. Fraser remarked. “But to experience it in person was uniquely humbling.” Although Kendra and Dr. Fraser’s unexpected encounter lasted for just a moment that day, it is clear that the gratitude and joy they shared is poised to resonate in their hearts for years to come.

Caring for Kids at UTMB

Daniel “Tiny” Guidry (center) celebrates his roots with special events sponsored by his organization, Bon Temps Rouler (BTR) Cajun Throwdown. Not only does Guidry give back to his community, he also gives to UTMB through his BTR Caring for Kids Endowment.

Professorship supports innovations in treatment of eye diseases

“Thanks to the Campbell Professorship, I have been able to make significant progress in our efforts to advance the understanding and treatment of eye diseases." The professorship has enabled me to pursue cutting-edge research projects at the interface of biomedical imaging, bioengineering, and vision research aimed at identifying new diagnostic methods and therapies.”  - Massoud Motamedi, PhD, Charles H. and Mary Campbell Professor in Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences

Paying it forward: Investing in the next generation of nursing leaders at UTMB

Dr. Brandon “Kit” Bredimus, whose time at UTMB prepared him to be an accomplished nursing executive, has made a commitment to establish a scholarship that empowers future nursing leaders. “I look back on my time at UTMB as transformative, helping me grow into who I am today,” Dr. Bredimus remarked. “The university definitely set me up for success.”

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