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Fund Development: Honor Roll of Donors, 2009 - Hartford Hospital!

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Robert A. ‘Bubba’ Hollander<br />

Robert A. “Bubba” Hollander, co-owner <strong>of</strong> <strong>Hartford</strong><br />

Distributors for 30 years, served <strong>Hartford</strong> <strong>Hospital</strong> as a<br />

Corporator from 1998 to 2008. Along with other<br />

members <strong>of</strong> the Hollander family, he was devoted to<br />

many causes at the <strong>Hospital</strong>, particularly its Palliative<br />

Care, Diabetes Lifecare and Transplant programs.<br />

Their generous support, including a leadership gift<br />

to the 150th Anniversary Campaign, helped build<br />

awareness <strong>of</strong> the importance <strong>of</strong> organ and tissue<br />

donations. Upon his<br />

passing, the Hollander<br />

family extended a special<br />

thank you to Dr. David<br />

Hull and his transplant<br />

team at <strong>Hartford</strong> <strong>Hospital</strong><br />

and encouraged<br />

donations in Bubba’s<br />

memory to the <strong>Hospital</strong>’s<br />

Transplant Program.<br />

A favorite photo <strong>of</strong> ‘Bubba’ Hollander,<br />

sent to us by his wife, Marcie.<br />

Born in Norfolk, Va.,<br />

he was a proud graduate<br />

<strong>of</strong> the University <strong>of</strong> Virginia.<br />

He had a passion for racquetball and golf and, at<br />

one time, was the senior amateur racquetball champion<br />

in the United States. All who knew him remember<br />

Bubba as a unique, loving, generous, witty, and<br />

charismatic friend.<br />

Grace S. Webb<br />

Last June’s graduation ceremony at the Institute<br />

<strong>of</strong> Living’s schools that bear her name included fond<br />

remembrances <strong>of</strong> Grace S. Webb, along with the<br />

recognition <strong>of</strong> the remarkable achievements <strong>of</strong> the<br />

schools’ graduates. Grace’s husband, William Logan<br />

Webb, Jr., M.D., became Psychiatrist-in-Chief at the<br />

Institute in 1985, and over the years she became<br />

increasingly committed to helping children there,<br />

particularly those in need <strong>of</strong> special education. In 1991,<br />

the Institute recognized her contributions by dedicating<br />

their special education program to her and renaming<br />

it The Grace S. Webb School. The honor was later<br />

extended to the opening <strong>of</strong> two satellite Webb Schools<br />

in Cheshire and Bloomfield. “For many years, Grace<br />

generated such good will and positive feelings for the<br />

school and enhancements <strong>of</strong> our program,” said Harold<br />

Schwartz, M.D., Vice President, Behavioral Health and<br />

Psychiatrist-in-Chief at the Institute. “She rarely asked<br />

for help, but always gave generously <strong>of</strong> her time and<br />

energy to others.”<br />

A scholarship fund<br />

benefiting the schools<br />

has been established<br />

at <strong>Hartford</strong> <strong>Hospital</strong><br />

in Grace’s memory.<br />

Grace Webb<br />

44 <strong>Hartford</strong> <strong>Hospital</strong>

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