Daily News | Marina Grace, financial executive at Jefferson University Hospital, ER patron, and volunteer, has died at 64
Marina Grace, 64, of Philadelphia, longtime director of revenue cycle budget and finance at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, emergency room patron, founder of Jefferson’s Grace Humanitarian Award, and volunteer, died Monday, May 15, of a heart condition at her home near Washington Square.
But even that wasn’t enough. To recognize those who often work behind the scenes, Ms. Grace endowed the Grace Humanitarian Award in 2007, and Jefferson has presented it to many innovative doctors, researchers, and other high achievers. Born July 7, 1958, Marina Grace grew up and lived in Northeast Philadelphia for most of her life. They called her Rene, and she was close to her older sister, Margaret, and brothers, Fred and Matt.The sisters shared a bedroom in Holmesburg and went on teenage adventures in the 1970s. Ms.
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