Honoring the legacy of William L. Henrich, MD, MACP


“It is our deep abiding respect for the precious gifts of life and health and our devotion to making—to the extent we can—those essentials available to every single person we have the privilege to touch. That is our mission moving forward. It’s the underlying reason why we work so hard.” – William L. Henrich, MD, MACP
Our beloved William L. Henrich, MD, MACP, served as president of The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio from 2009 to 2024. In his 15 years as president, he transformed UT Health San Antonio into a top-ranked academic health center.

We invite you to share your memories of Dr. Henrich and what he meant to you. 

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Jack Willome from San Antonio
Bill was one of the most visionary, enthusiastic, inspiring leaders I’ve known. He transformed the physical campus of UTHSCSA and he masterfully recruited world class physicians, researchers and administrators, using these new facilities to radically enhance the wellbeing of the South Texas region. He was also warm, personable and friendly. It was fulfilling and rewarding to serve with Bill as a volunteer and donor, to help materialize his vision. A few years after his first stem cell transplant, our oldest son Eddie needed one. Bill was generous with his time, meeting with Eddie and me to share his experience. His encouragement was a major influence on Eddie’s decision to plunge forward. Likewise, Mary was generous in sharing with Dee & me her experience as Bill’s caregiver. We will be forever grateful for the impact for good that Bill and Mary have had on our lives! They exemplified lives in harmony with our Creator’s flow of love, which manifested in them, through them and as them. Mary, John, Emily and the grandchildren are upmost in our prayers as they move through this valley of grief.
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