In her role as Chair of the Jewish Genetic Disease Consortium (JGDC), Randy worked tirelessly to educate physicians, rabbis and the Jewish community about how to avoid the heartache her own family suffered when two of their children were diagnosed with ML4, one of the nearly 40 devastating diseases diagnosed in families with Jewish ancestry. Randy’s work on behalf of others is a reflection of her generous nature and love for her family. The JGDC is committed to continuing her work to raise awareness about Jewish genetic diseases.
A Fond Farewell to Randy
