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Gina Behr |
Behr had worked at UNMC since 2004, starting in cardiology.
Remembering … Gina Behr
- Written by Karen Burbach
- Published Nov 3, 2010
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Gina Behr |
Behr had worked at UNMC since 2004, starting in cardiology.
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Gina was a very considerate and caring health care professional. She touched many lives including mine. I will always remember that bright smile and laugh.
May her memory and legacy live on.
Keith Swarts
Gina was one of the strongest, resilient and caring people one could ever hope to meet and get to know in their life. She lived her life for her family and her patients, always making her issues the last thing to worry about. She will be missed.
Gina always had smile for everyone and will be dearly missed.
Gina will live in my heart forever, she was a wonderful Wife Mother, Daughter, Sister, and Nurse. I learned alot from Gina, she cared deeply for her family and her patients.
She had a smile that would not stop.
She will be missed.
Where to begin? Some of us knew her as Gina Magistretti, then she became Gina Behr. And to her family and close friends, she was "Moma Behr. I had the privilege of hiring Gina as a new Grad. where she worked on the PINs unit at IMC and then advanced to ICU. She then went on to grad. school and received her MSN/NP degree & certificate and worked in cardiology at Methodist. She later secured a position in cardiology here at the Med. Center and was Tom Sears "right hand" for several years. Gina then transferred to the Liver/SB Transplant service and worked as and inpatient NP on 5N. For those who attended her funeral, it was certainly testament to short life and the impact that she had in the brief time she was with us. I had the unique pleasure of seeing Gina grow from a new grad to a very competent and caring nurse practitioner. Many of us know how she suffered towards the end and how she worried about the impact of her health on her family and co-workers. In seeing her family at the funeral, Gina would have been proud and can rest assured that her legacy lives on through them. As Gina, they too are survivors, but it still is not the same without her. We miss her dearly and fill privileged that we had the opportunity to be touched by her during her short life time. She was indeed a very dear friend and colleague.
My wife had the same health problem as Gina.my wife passed away just a month before Gina. Gina was an amazing comfort to my wife and my family. A huge loss to the University and her young family. RIP