| April 22, 2016 Larry,  I read the  attachment (OSR Address December 2, 1971, Addenda Election,  Auditorium, Distinguished Alumnus), and enjoyed every word.   It is clear your compass has been  set on truth from the start, and that, in the end, it is the wisest path to  follow.   I admire the courage it took to stand up for Dr. Pannill to  the Chancellor, and I appreciated hearing how meaningful your defense of him  was to him.    Your devotion  to our School of Medicine and to the highest standards of professionalism began  early in your career, and continues today.  The approach you have informs  the actions you have taken with your practice.   SETMA reflects your  values, your tireless efforts to avoid “bad medicine”.      Your example  is meaningful to everyone touched by your approach:   your patients,  their families, your partners, your family, and, your alma  mater.    I count myself among most fortunate to have had our  paths cross.   You are an inspiration to me and to us. With great  respect, admiration and devotion, Bill William L. Henrich, M.D.,  MACP* Posted with  permissionUniversity President
 University of Texas Health  Science Center San Antonio
 Professor of Medicine,  School of Medicine
 Division of Nephrology
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