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My Reason for Giving

Kathleen, D.A. '72 & Mark Frenchi, D.D.S. '78

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Endowed Scholarship Charlie Zammit, D.D.S. '75

27 Consecutive years of giving

"We feel very blessed to have dentistry as a career choice for the entire Frenchi family (father, mother and two children). It was Detroit Mercy Dental that gave all of us the chance to learn dentistry and develop our skills in a caring atmosphere. Some of our best friendships came out of the School of Dentistry.

We were taught at an early age that we must share our time, resources, and talents. We cannot think of a better way to do this than to support a scholarship fund that will train and benefit future generations of dentists."

Included in photo above is son of Kathleen and Mark Frenchi, Richard Frenchi D.D.S. '18 and fiance, Kathryn Pytiak. "I give to the University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry knowing fully well what our fine profession has to offer in the way of good oral health. I trust, that the future dental professionals our giving supports will go forth and mirror the same desire; to give back to their community. I have been blessed by my Detroit Mercy influences since 1975 and thank God for allowing me to share those blessings."

David F. Blanden, D.D.S. '71

26 Consecutive years of giving

"I have been a continuous contributor to the School of Dentistry since graduation, because I appreciate the fine education I received. Giving enabled me to serve and assist the people in my community with their oral health needs as well as providing me with opportunities to live an adventurous and fulfilled life."

Eugene Wu, D.D.S. '66

Donor since 1972

"I feel that my successes, not only in terms of my career, but overall, in general, is a direct correlation to my early years while associated with the School of Dentistry and Endodontic Programs. I am so blessed today. Therefore, not only do I feel obligated but I am so very honored to contribute to this school so it can impart these disciplines onward."

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