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    Word of Mouth Fall/Winter 2014 In Memoriam

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    July 13, 2015

    Dr. Hubert Norman (Hugh) Mazzawi , whose generous donation to the College of Dental Medicine building fund is memorialized by a plaque in the General Practice Residency Clinic, died Jan. 11. Mazzawi founded Drs. Hugh and Anne Mazzawi, P.A., the first dental practice in Snellville, Ga. After retirement, he volunteered at Atlanta’s Ben Massell Clinic. His children, Matthew, Mark, Marty, Miles, and Meagan, all graduated from the College of Dental Medicine.

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