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'He always wanted to know you as a person'
Matthew Harris | Feb 17, 2021
Tinker, Healer, Teacher, Researcher
Chelsea McClellan | Jan 19, 2021
The Gift of Flexibility
Bobby King | Nov 10, 2020
Get to Know: Mark Notestine
Bobby King | May 07, 2020
Going the Extra Mile
Rafat Abonour’s commitment to curing multiple myeloma is unwavering. Each year, he leads a ride for a cure—a ritual that binds him closer to the patients he has lost and those he is trying to save.
Bobby King | Apr 08, 2020
Giving of Themselves
Matthew Harris | Apr 08, 2020
Selling Out to Stop ALS
Sherry and Mike Sonneborn gave up their retirement home to fund research to halt the neurodegenerative disease.
Sell a House, Build a Legacy
Over the years, people have asked me if the Indiana University School of Medicine will accept a gift of real estate. The answer is a resounding yes. Donating real estate can be a great way to cement your legacy at IU. But many folks are not aware of the different ways to make such a gift, nor the tax benefits that are available. Here are some real examples of recent gifts. OUT-OF-STATE RESIDENCELocation: Naples, FloridaValue: $2.5 millionLegacy Gift: Endowed chair in […]
Ryan Bowman | Jan 01, 2019
Providing a boost
GEORGE SORRELLS spent one summer in medical school working on an assembly line bolting bumpers onto buses to help pay for his degree. Fortunately for him, he found more than a paycheck at the job. The woman who dropped his check off each week became his wife. Soon George and Barbara Sorrells were both working to finance his medical education. During the school year, George, a member of the Indiana University School of Medicine Class of 1962, worked nights at […]
A Gift of Hope
Helen Brown is accustomed to living in pain. Some 20 years ago, she was diagnosed with gastrointestinal carcinoid tumors, a slow-growing cancer that wreaks havoc on the digestive system. She suffers through vomiting and sometimes debilitating diarrhea, and can experience intestinal block-ups that leave her doubled over in so much agony that her blood pressure spikes. On top of all that, she has spinal stenosis. “So it’s a combination of the two of them that really tears her up,” her […]
Karen Spataro | Jul 01, 2018