The doctor Luis Eugenio Todd Perez former rector of the Autonomous University of Nuevo León, Fdied at the age of 87.
“For me, medicine was my life, the university was my thing, until then I collected all my feelings and my being,” he explained in an interview for the university.
Luis Eugenio Todd was born on October 22, 1935 in Monterrey studied medicine at UANL Graduation with an average grade above 90.
He also headed the Faculty of Nursing and the Scientific Research Institute. Be Appointed rector of the university in 1973.
Likewise the doctor He was also a columnist for Milenio.
His son-in-law, The politician Francisco Cienfuegos was the one who announced his death via social networks, where he shared the obituary with the funeral homes.
Politicians and the university community express their condolences
“It is with deep pain and trust in his eternal peace that we say goodbye to Dr. Luis Eugenio Todd. His exemplary service, his love for the community and his deep conviction to serve Mexico will live on as a legacy forever.”
“I will miss you very much, father-in-law! The great role model that you were as a father, friend, father-in-law and grandfather will remain in us. “Always loving, cheerful, enthusiastic, visionary, ready to listen and always give wise, timely and encouraging advice,” reads his son-in-law’s message.
The Autonomous University of Nuevo León published an image with a message mourn the death or Dr. Todd Perez.
“The UANL community deeply regrets the sensitive death of Dr. Luis Eugenio Todd Pérez, University outstanding and exemplary personality in many areas. “His loss leaves a void in our institution and in Monterrey society.”
“Dr. Todd Pérez was an inspiring leader and icon of the Maximum House of Studies. His legacy of knowledge and significant contributions will endure for generations to come.”
The UANL Athletic Directorate They expressed regret and condolences to the official’s family.
“It is with deep regret that we inform you of the departure of Dr. Luis Eugenio Todd Pérez, who was the rector of our university and a great pioneer of university sports.”
