Philanthropist Banker T. Denny Sanford Remembered by PREMIER Bank and Sanford Health

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T. Denny Sanford

First PREMIER Bank and PREMIER Bankcard and Sanford Health share the following statements on the passing of T. Denny Sanford, noted philanthropist and business leader, on July 18th.

“We are saddened to announce the passing of T. Denny Sanford. He was 90 years old. Denny always said he wanted to live a life of significance and gave generously. His philanthropy impacted millions of lives and transformed the landscape of South Dakota and beyond.”

     - First PREMIER Bank and PREMIER Bankcard & Sanford Health

“Denny’s passion for helping people and inspiring others to do the same is unmatched. From the first day I met him, I understood how important that was to him. He often said many people live a life of success, but you should try to live a life of significance where you can make an impact on people.”

     - Dana Dykhouse, CEO, First PREMIER Bank 

 

“Denny changed the landscape of giving. He could have done many things with his money, yet he reinvested it in South Dakota. Our universities are stronger today because of Denny. Our health care is stronger today because of Denny. He believed in working harder to help someone other than yourself.

 - Miles Beacom, CEO, PREMIER Bankcard

“We are forever blessed that Denny chose us and our communities to make the transformational gifts that will change lives for generations. He was a driving force in modern medicine, empowering researchers and clinicians to think big and pursue bold, innovative endeavors at a pace not otherwise possible. We are able to provide care for more patients in their time of need because of his generosity.”

     - Bill Gassen, President and CEO, Sanford Health

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