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In memoriam: Bobby Curran, iconic radio voice of UH Athletics

Bobby Curran, the voice of UH Mānoa football and men’s basketball died on March 9.

Recognized as a pioneer in college baseball broadcasting, Robbs called more than 2,000 games during his legendary career.

UH alumnus and fallen firefighter Jeffrey Fiala is remembered by close colleagues and friends.

Casken will be remembered for his commitment to improving community health particularly for rural communities in Hawaiʻi and for Native Hawaiians.

The Brooklyn, New York native’s path to corporate leadership began at UH Mānoa, where he enrolled at age 16 and studied history from 1964 to 1968.

A number of the University of Hawaiʻi’s most respected educators, researchers, graduates and supporters passed in 2024.

Anthony (Tony) Joseph Marsella served as UH vice president for academic affairs and is known for groundbreaking work in cross-cultural psychology.

Craig Richard Glenn was known worldwide for his pioneering research on submarine groundwater discharge in Hawaiʻi.

Ryuzo Yanagimachi’s legacy in reproductive science was honored through a tribute speech from IBR Director Steven Ward.

Emeritus Professor K.K. Seo, a beloved and distinguished academic, and dedicated and esteemed professor died recently.