...And we’ve been thankful to have him ever since. I met Harry Oberhelman, MD in 2009, and I'm happy to join the crowd in celebrating his 50-plus years of invaluable contributions to Stanford. My colleagues and I spent a little time with him recently to make this video and shine some Thanksgiving love his way.
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