File:Herbert Wertheim and Wally Rhines at University of Florida in 2016.jpg
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Wally Rhines (right) and Herbert Wertheim, namesake of University of Florida's engineering college, pictured here in 2016 after Rhines received a UF honorary doctorate.
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English: Photo is taken from this University of Florida advancement article describing Wally Rhines' philanthropy and giving to the university. https://www.uff.ufl.edu/your-impact/he-left-his-heart-in-gainesville/. |
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| Source | https://www.uff.ufl.edu/your-impact/he-left-his-heart-in-gainesville/ |
| Author | Wally Rhines |
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