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In Memoriam

In Memoriam

School of Medicine and Dentistry alumni from class years ending in 0, 1, 5, and 6 gathered in June for festive Reunion Weekend celebrations. Among the events were a conversation on the future of health care with Jack Rowe (MD ‘70) and Mark B. Taubman, MD, URMC CEO and dean of the School of Medicine and Dentistry; a dynamic alumni panel discussion on the future of medical education; class dinners; and special tours.

Class members (from left) Sharayne Mark (MD ’10); Jessica Stern (MD ’10, MS ’18), Roseanna Guzman-Curtis (MD ’10, Flw ’16), and Nianda Reid (’05, MD ’10, MBA ’10S) reunited for their 10th Reunion.

Alumni O.J. Sahler (MD ’70, Flw ’77), Jon Samet (MD ’70), and Sharayne Mark (MD ’10) join Senior Associate Dean for Medical Education David R. Lambert, MD, to discuss the future of medical education.

David R. Lambert, MD, leads alumni on a tour of the School of Medicine and Dentistry. Alumni browse the archives at the Edward G. Miner Library.

Alumni gathered for conversation on the future of health care with School of Medicine and Dentistry Dean and URMC CEO Mark Taubman, MD, and Jack Rowe (MD ’70). Class members (clockwise from top left) Ira Shoulson (MD ’71, Res ’73, Res ’77), Rick Buck (MD ’71), Paul Bellet (MD ’71), John Grossman (’67, MD ’71, Res ’72), David Campbell (MD ’71), and David Deubner (MD ’70) celebrated their 50th Reunion at The Strathallan.

The class of 1970 celebrated its 50th Reunion at the Country Club of Rochester.

Paul T. Rubery, MD, chair of the Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation and Marjorie Strong Wehle Professor in Orthopaedics, leads alumni on a hardhat tour of the new UR Medicine Orthopaedics & Physical Performance Center. Alumni from the class of 1981 were glad to be together again for their 40th Reunion.

THOMAS TESORIERO ’81M (MD) Member, Wilson Society Member, George Eastman Circle Thomas Tesoriero ’81M (MD) will be the first to tell you how transformational his medical education was here. The quality of the education. The small class size. Faculty members who inspire as much as they educate. As Tom puts it, the University of Rochester's School of Medicine and Dentistry was the cornerstone of his career as a primary care physician.

Tom wanted others to experience the same life-shaping opportunity for growth. He and his husband, Rob, named the medical school as a beneficiary of Tom's retirement assets, establishing a scholarship fund to support medical students who earned their bachelor's degree from a state college or university. It’s a profoundly powerful gift that will change lives.

Thomas Tesoriero ’81M (MD)—right and Robert Bertram—left

To learn more about gifts by beneficiary designation and other planned giving methods, contact the Office of Trusts, Estates & Gift Planning (800) 635-4672 • (585) 275-8894 www.rochester.giftplans.org • giftplanning@rochester.edu

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