Marlene Greenebaum, a Baltimore-area philanthropist and cancer survivor who with her husband, Stewart, founded the University of Maryland Marlene and Stewart Greenebaum Comprehensive Cancer Center, died in Pikesville on Dec. 23. She was 80. Mrs. Greenebaum lived 28 years after first being diagnosed…
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Marlene Greenebaum, philanthropist who co-founded cancer center, dies
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