-- [JUN-21-24 Chris Barnett] --------------

The following funds have been removed:
027901 McJunkin 2023 Gift Funs
023359 McJunkin Family Foundation Alzheimer's Disease Fund
025147 McJunkin Family Foundation Colorectal Cancer Research Fund
020141 McJunkin Family Foundation Diabetes Fund
022513 McJunkin Family Foundation Fellow in Pediatric Diabetes
022515 McJunkin Family Foundation for Women's Health Heart Fund
027899 McJunkin Family Perfusion-enabled "Darcy Plates"
026045 McJunkin Foundation Fund for 3D Cancer Research
027907 McJunkin Foundation Fund for ROSANNA Study

 
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Created on June 21, 2024 at 11:22 AM (EDT). Last updated by Phenicie, Jason on June 29, 2024 at  6:30 AM (EDT). Owned by Barnett, Chris.
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