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Robert Salata Obituary
He is survived by his devoted wife of 49 years, Jody (nee Hummer); his four sons and daughters-in-law, Chris and Christy Salata, Mike and Kristen Salata, Andrew and Meagan Salata, and Matt and Hayley Salata. He was a cherished grandfather to Grace, Lucy, Danny, TJ, Luke, Nick, Tommy, Ben, Henry, Leo, and Ryan, each of whom brought immense joy to his life. He was their biggest fan and rarely missed a performance, achievement or athletic contest.
Bob was a pillar of strength and support to his siblings, Carol and Gary Bertnick, Joe and Martha Salata, Jeanne Plakosh, Rick and Bonnie Salata, Diana and Dean Colaianni, and Judy Babnich. Bob was a beloved brother-in-law to Barb and Jack Smilanic, Tom and Riana Hummer, Dr. Gregory Hummer, Jim and Kim Hummer, Paul Hummer, Margaret Bigach, Susie Hummer and Molly McBride. Bob was a caring uncle to 32 nephews and nieces. His kindness, love, and dedication will continue to inspire all who knew him.
Bob was fiercely loyal to his alma maters, Cardinal Mooney High School in Youngstown, Ohio, the University of Notre Dame, and Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine.
He devoted 40 years to University Hospitals of Cleveland, where he served as an internationally recognized expert in the fields of Infectious Diseases and Global Health, ultimately serving as the Chair of Medicine. Bob was instrumental in the development of UH's Travel Medicine Program and their partnership with Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and the Mulago Hospital in Uganda, Africa. Dr. Bob, as he was so affectionately known by many, had a passion for medical education and research and left a lasting imprint on countless medical students, residents, fellows and colleagues. His numerous professional achievements were outweighed only by his profound impact on those around him, whether as a mentor, colleague, coach, or friend.
A celebration of Bob's life will be held at Church of the Gesu, 2470 Miramar Blvd., University Heights, Ohio 44118 on Friday, August 30, 2024 at 11:00 A.M. Interment private. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the Dr. Robert and Mary Jo Salata Endowment for Excellence at the Eck Institute for Global Health at the University of Notre Dame, 1100 Grace Hall, Notre Dame, IN 46556 or the Gesu School Endowment, 2450 Miramar Blvd. University Heights, Ohio 44118.
Bob's memory will live on in the hearts of all who were fortunate enough to know him. His legacy of love, strength, and commitment will continue to inspire and uplift those who carry his memory and mission forward.
His warmth, wisdom, and gentle spirit will be deeply missed and forever cherished.
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Barb Schach MD
December 3, 2024
Dr Salata was the Jr resident during my internal medicine rotation at University Hospital at CWRU. He was a great teacher and an inspiration to pursue a career in IM. My condolences to his family. So sorry for your loss.
Dr. Agaba Bosco
September 22, 2024
Prof. Bob Salata was my mentor when we worked on his NIH funded projects AACTG here in Africa. His HIV/AIDS research projects in Africa touched and saved millions of lives by improving access to ARVs
Sharon Weissman
September 11, 2024
Bob was a mentor to me early in my career. Throughout the years he always kept in touch and provided encouragement and guidance. Bob´s legacy will live on through s the lives he touched, including mine.
Antoinette Byrd
September 6, 2024
RIP As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
Robert F Todd MD
September 4, 2024
Bob and I became close colleagues during our work on behalf of AAIM. He was a great academic leader and I feel honored to have known him. My condolences go out to his family.
Koen van Besien
September 4, 2024
I worked with Bob for the past two years and got to know him as a caring and supportive leader. He will be greatly missed.
Francis Ssali
September 3, 2024
Jan & Joe Trifaro
September 2, 2024
We will remember Bob as Diana Colaianni´s older brother. He was such a special man with God given gifts and talents. Love and prayers to all.
Mehdi Shishehbor
September 2, 2024
Bob was a friend, mentor, and a colleague. Since I arrived here at UH in 2017, he always checked for my well being, constantly and selflessly supported my work and always helped to remove obstacles. It was never about him but about UH, our programs, our patients, and our teams. I will miss our monthly meetings Bob! God Bless You!!
Ronald Cowan
August 31, 2024
Dear Bob
June Boudreau Print
August 30, 2024
Jody, I am so sorry for the loss of your husband. Although I didn´t know him, I can see by way of these condolences, that he was a very special man. My heart goes out to you and your boys.
Mike Solarz
August 30, 2024
The news of Bob's sudden passing is devastating. I had the opportunity to work alongside Bob over the course of a year during the pandemic through The Roe Green Center for Travel Medicine & Global Health. While we only worked together for a year, I quickly learned that Bob was a brilliant physician and researcher, and, more importantly, a genuinely kind and compassionate human being.
His unparalleled character was evident as he worked diligently to help Northeast Ohio and the country navigate the COVID pandemic (even though he never was one to seek out the limelight). I also very much enjoyed discussing all of the work he conducted across the world on the global health stage-- it was quite evident that Bob wanted to leave the world a better place and he undoubtedly accomplished that many times over.
While we only worked together a short time, Bob left a lasting impression on me and exemplified the type of character I hope to emulate as I progress in my career. He will be sorely missed.
My deepest condolences to the Salata family and all of Bob's loved ones.
Bonnie Franks
August 30, 2024
Dear Jody and family,
I am so sorry to hear of Bob´s passing. It was always so nice to see you at the John Carroll basketball games and then again at our grandchildren´s events at Gesu.
I will always have so many happy memories of those times, and I hope you will too.
May your family bring you strength and love during this difficult time.
Mary Griffith
August 30, 2024
I knew Bob from his days as a resident at UH and later when he was on the advisory board at Whole Health Management. The world has lost s very kind scholar. I respected him very much . My deepest sympathies to the Salata and Hummer families.
Dr Mary Nsereko
August 30, 2024
It is a sad time indeed. Dr Salata was a great human being
Dean Stebbins Sr.
August 30, 2024
We share your loss with Dr. Salata's passing. He had a special place in our hearts for taking care of my husband in 2012 at the main campus @ UH. We were blessed that he shared his kindness and compassion with us during and after treatment.
Dean Sr & Pam Stebbins
Kathleen
August 30, 2024
I remain in disbelief that Dr. Salata has passed away. I had the honor to have worked with him for many years at UH. I am humbled that I was able to gain his respect and am sorrowful to know I will not pass by him again in the hospital halls to share a smile and a wave. Rest in peace, dear Dr. Salata.
The Pozuelo Family
August 30, 2024
Dear Jody and the entire Salata family,
We are so sorry for your loss. Bob was an incredible human being. A true gem that is hard to find these days.
If anyone in the community struggled on grappling with a major life decision it was Bob who people first called to seek advice. And it was Bob and Jody who stopped everything they were doing to take the time to listen and give that reassuring advice.
Every time we saw Bob he always made sure to ask "how are the kids, Anna, Carlos, and Natalia?"
Please know we are thinking of you during this difficult time and will always remember Bob´s spirit with a smile. We will never forget Bob´s generosity and guidance. Sending lots of love,
The Pozuelo family
The JCRC Team (Uganda)
August 30, 2024
It is with deep sorrow that we mourn the passing of the esteemed Dr. Salata, who was a mentor, friend, and guiding figure to us all. Dr. Salata played a crucial role in the success of the Advancing Clinical Therapeutics Globally (ACTG) Clinical Research Site at the Joint Clinical Research Centre (JCRC) in Kampala, Uganda. We valued his visits, which were always filled with insightful advice, practical solutions, and thoughtful gestures. He took the time to know and connect with each of member of the team. Dr. Salata´s absence will be profoundly felt, and he will be greatly missed. Our deepest sympathies go to Mrs. Salata, all members of the family, colleagues and friends. May his soul rest in eternal peace.
The JCRC Team (Uganda)
Ed Blades
August 29, 2024
Jody and family, I am so deeply sorry for your loss. I am blessed to have known Bob as a remarkable man and a true giant in medicine.
Rick Walsh
August 29, 2024
I was shocked and saddened to learn of Bob´s sudden and unexpected passing.He was an outstanding Division Chief having lead one of the premier infectious units in the nation.We worked together closely for many years during my tenure as Chair of the Department of Medicine as Executive Vice Chair.Bob was a leader,close colleague and friend.He succeeded me as Chair and by all accounts was highly successful.Jody and her family will have many fond memories to heal their painful loss.I will miss him.
Rick Walsh
Mary Kosoglov
August 29, 2024
We, the Kosoglov family would like to extend our deepest condolences to the Salata family.
Sending you all blessings during this very sad time.
Mary Kosoglov and family
Marcia & Gil Goldberg
August 29, 2024
We didn´t know Bob as our colleague or our doctor. He and Jody were our next-door neighbors for more than 20 years. Bob, like my husband, loved to mow his own lawn when he had time and work in his yard using lots of different power tools. I even teased him once that he might have missed his calling: orthopedic surgery. But Mike took care of that. And Bob and Jody were great hosts-food and drink aplenty and lots of interesting conversation.
Bob was generous with his time and medical help, too, when we asked him about Covid (like, every other day); when our daughter´s British boyfriend didn´t know what to do about an ugly boil; when I came down with pinkeye the day before we were leaving on vacation; when the fastest way to get a prescription for Paxlovid was from him rather than from our own docs. He just never hesitated. Total class, quiet fortitude, immense integrity, and so kind.
Gil and I volunteered for both the UH Pfizer Covid vaccine its mRNA flu vaccine trials. Not everyone jumped at the chance, but we would do anything in our small way for Bob and his hopes for medicine.
Bob married the most thoughtful, generous woman in the world, too. And we send warm condolences to Jody and their "boys," Chris, Mike, Drew and Matt. We know that having the love and support of each other and everyone else in their large family will help them cope with this most devastating pain.
Tom Stebel (he/him)
August 29, 2024
Dr. Salata was my physician for 31 years. When I came to the ID Clinic at UH in 1993 I had full blown AIDS, numerous opportunistic infections and had been told that I would be lucky to live for very much longer. Luck might have had something to do with my survival, but mostly I needed Dr. Robert Salata.
Under Dr. Salata's care, I was nursed back to health numerous times over the decades from some very grave situations. I'm healthy enough now to have become a competitive swimmer and Dr. Salata seemed to relish when I showed him medals I'd won. They are a true testament to the level of health the doctor helped me achieve. I will be forever grateful that Dr. Salata and I teamed up to see me through the worst and best of my treatment.
But it's Dr. Salata's work in the field of HIV/AIDS that I will remember him most for. The idea that this wry, gentle, smart and courageous man gave relief to so many who were suffering is truly remarkable. He gave patients some much needed dignity in their lives and, at times, in their deaths. Through the research Dr. Salata conducted he will continue to bring hope to many generations of patients. Watching Dr. Salata relish in his teaching roll made me feel content that his gentle manner and expertise would be emulated by future healthcare workers. Knowing that Dr. Salata was giving this same quality of healthcare to everyone he treated around the
world made me feel lucky that I was in his care. The whole community mourns the loss of such an amazing physician.
Please accept my sincere condolences and deepest gratitude for having known Dr. Robert Salata.
Makerere University Lung Institute
August 29, 2024
Makerere University Lung Institute in Uganda with great sympathy mourn the loss of Dr. Robert Salata. His stewardship and investment in establishing our Lung Cancer and HIV program will always be remembered.
Dobie Moser
August 29, 2024
Dr. Salata was known for his kindness and excellence in the CYO community. He coached CYO basketball for over 15 years and was known for his excellence and deep caring for all the children, including opponents and their coaches. When COVID hit he volunteered to advise CYO regarding what to do and how to safely operate with the well being of children front and center. His calm demeanor, clarity of thinking, and humility in those interactions made every conversation feel like we were equals and friends. I see that he treated everyone with similar kindness and humility. On Sept 22 Dr. Bob and his family will be enshrined as members of the 2024 Hall of Fame class. He was grateful and was looking forward to the celebration. He will be present in a different way now from a different place. Dr. Bob - thank you for using your life to give life, kindness, and hope to countless people. Your legacy is alive and well and will live on in CYO and around the world. You left us too soon. Greet our beloved and wait for us. Our prayers are with you and with your family and with people around the world who are saddened by your absence.
Marina Magrey
August 28, 2024
When I first met Bob during my interview, I immediately sensed his deep commitment and passion for University Hospitals and CWRU. During the three years , I had the privilege of working with him, I saw firsthand his elegant, calm demeanor and remarkable leadership skills. Bob was a wise and inspiring leader who approached every challenge with grace and determination. I am proud to have had the opportunity to work with such a great coach and mentor. His sudden passing is a profound loss. I will greatly miss his guidance and support. May he rest in peace! My heartfelt condolences to the family!
Marina Magrey
The Manuszak Family
August 28, 2024
Dear Jody and Family,
We are so sorry for the loss of Dear Bob. He certainly has left an incredible legacy of love and compassion for his large family, and the wider academic world. May his teachings to all of us, whether unwavering kindness, his gentle demeanor, his scientific breakthroughs around the world, or even a brilliant play on the basketball court..... live on forever. Sending you our love,
Tony Williams
August 28, 2024
Shock doesn´t cover it. Will so miss him on Sundays at mass. Deepest regards to Jody and the entire family.
Josh Ferry
August 28, 2024
RIP Dr. Salata
Thanks for all you've done in public health, especially since March of 2020.
Dick & Nancy Guerrant
August 28, 2024
What a shock to hear this sad news; Nancy's and my hearts go out to Jody and their wonderful family. We were privileged to know Bob, Jody and their 4 boys when they were at UVa for Bob's fellowship in infectious diseases, working on amebiasis with our group as noted by Bill Petri. They lived near us in Charlottesville, where our families often connected. In addition to his impressive research and work in Global Health, Bob was always the consummate caring physician. We even enjoyed one of Bob's memorably delightful midwinter courses at Sanibel Island at his invitation to participate.
We join many who Bob and Jody made feel like family in our gratitude for his forever memorable model of kinship, excellence and caring.
Bill Petri
August 28, 2024
Please accept my heartfelt sympathy over the passing of Bob. I knew Bob as an ID fellow and Chief Resident and later through his leadership in Medicine. When he was an ID fellow here at the University of Virginia with Dick Guerrant and the late Jonathan Ravdin, Bob made fundamental discoveries of the role of innate immunity in defense against amebiasis, specifically the role of gamma interferon activation of neutrophils and macrophages. He and I never worked together except for my last week as a senior resident at Case when Bob became Chief Resident, but my interactions were as Bob Bonomo described, a kind man, leader and intellectually brilliant. His impact was large and legacy will be felt for generations.
Sincerely,
Bill
Jessica Ann Kumar
August 28, 2024
Dr. Salata was my fellowship director and the head of infectious disease at Case. He represented a master teacher/clinician that is no longer present today and that will be a big loss. He was kind, caring, compassionate, smart and a wonderful mentor. He certainly inspired me and countless others. He has taught and impressed upon so many that his legacy will live on not only through his family, colleagues, patients and students. I was honored he allowed me to train at Case and mentored me along the way and certainly has contributed to my career and life. He welcomed all of us as fellows into his home on countless occasions and really made us feel part of "the family". He will be missed ! My condolences to his family and patients. Sincerely, Jessica Kumar, MPH, DO
(thanks to Dr. Salata)
Cheryl Allis
August 28, 2024
It is with a heavy heart that I acknowledge the loss of Bob. Not only was he an exceptional leader, but he also championed for his colleagues, mentees and our team. Bob held the position of Chair with distinction, earning the title of our "fearless leader", yet above all, he was a true and loyal friend. He always made time to stop by my office for a friendly conversation, inquiring about my family or how I was doing. The void left by his absence is truly profound. I will miss him dearly.
Francis Ssali
August 28, 2024
Thank you, Dr. Robert Salata, we were used to calling you Bob, for the many years that you supported the advancement of Science in our Institution at the Joint Clinical Research Centre, In Kampala Uganda. For the many of our Staff that you facilitated to get Masters and PhD Degrees at CWRU and who are now our leading scientists, for linkage on to numerous successful research Studies especially through the AIDS Clinical Trials Network, the support to our Institutional laboratory to acquire CAP accreditation, for the new collaborations and with other leading experts in HIV, Tuberculosis, Hepatitis and more recently in Cell therapy. Above all thank you for the enduring friendship of over 30 years and the numerous times we had dinner together and we were looking forward to meeting as usual in the last quarter of this year, but we were jolted by the sudden news of your passing yesterday. May your soul rest in peace.
Caroline Pritchard
August 28, 2024
Am devastated to learn of the passing of another giant in medicine. Am thinking of the loss for his wonderfully large personal family but also of his enormous professional family. My heart is heavy but filled with gratitude for a life well-lived albeit cut short in the midst of his unwavering commitment to the advancement of medicine. Simply irreplaceable.
Shannon Jerse
August 28, 2024
I am so sad to hear about the loss of Dr. Salata. I worked with him in the early 90s as an attorney to establish cutting edge HIV policies and procedures. He was a remarkable clinician and truly set the example for a caring physician. My deepest condolences to his family.
George Yendewa
August 28, 2024
Dr. Salata´s passing is a devastating loss to all who knew him. His commitment to global health, particularly in Uganda and sub-Saharan Africa, was unmatched and truly inspiring. He had faith in people. He showed us a different model of engagement-one that built scientific partnerships and empowered local teams to tackle pressing health issues. His efforts to improve health outcomes through research left an indelible mark on all of us--on me in particular.
Though he is no longer with us, his legacy will continue to inspire us to carry on the work he started.
We extend our deepest condolences to his family and all his loved ones. His spirit and vision will forever guide us.
With heartfelt sympathy,
George & Sarah Yendewa and Family
Alexander Stratienko
August 28, 2024
Thank you, Bob, for your guidance through residency (and after) at UH some 40 years ago. The professional and ethical example set by you and other great physicians has reverberated through subsequent generations of caregivers. Thus, your contributions live on. I extend great sympathy to the family.
Cliff Harding
August 28, 2024
My heartfelt sympathy to Jody and all of Bob's family. Bob was an inspiration to me and an important mentor, longtime colleague and friend. I am deeply saddened by his passing. Bob was a dedicated servant leader who was dedicated to the academic mission. He was dedicated to serving others, especially those in great need, and his impact in that regard was both local and global. He is deeply respected by his colleagues. He is beloved by many, many trainees. His kindness and dedication touched many lives deeply. We will all remember him and continue to be inspired by him.
Bill Kelly
August 28, 2024
Pat and I were saddened to hear of Bob´s death. The Saladas and Kellys were brought together by the marriage of Joe and Martha. We have shared joyful times with weddings, children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, sports, graduations and retirements. We shared the sadness of deaths and have been strengthened by our faith. I believe that last Monday Jesus wept; just as he did for Lazarus.
Michael Chance
August 28, 2024
Bob was an inspiration to me in many aspects of my career. Deepest sympathy to the family.
ESTHER
August 28, 2024
So so sorry to hear about the demise of Dr.Bob Salata. A genuine caring soft spoken man. I was fortunate enough to get to know Bob through his work at the JCRC in Uganda.to the family, You are in my prayers !! Rest In Peace Doc. You will be missed. God bless you all. Esther
Dee Banks
August 28, 2024
RIP my colleague. Your legacy will forever live on. I will remember that picture I insisted we all take two years ago because I said it might be our last. May your memory be a blessing. Dee Banks MD
Pierre Gholam
August 28, 2024
A great colleague and physician and an even greater human being. May his memory be a blessing to all of us.
Roberta Brofman
August 27, 2024
A tremendous loss for so many. A brilliant and caring man & one of the finest physicians I´ve ever worked with. Brilliant, kind, and caring. I have always held the greatest respect for him. Prayers for the family & may his beautiful legacy bring memories of joy to all who knew him.
Betty Vranches Collins
August 27, 2024
Cousin Bob will always have a soft spot in my heart for helping me and my family deal with a family member´s medical condition. His kindness and medical expertise was so appreciated. A very sad day for so many. May he rest in peace. Sincere condolences to Jody and your family.
Lorene n John Bastulli
August 27, 2024
We have no words Jody, but know we carry thoughts and prayers for you and your family. Such a kind man and physician.
John n Lorene Bastulli And Family
Fran Gallagher
August 27, 2024
So so sorry to hear about the passing of Dr.Bob Salata. A genuine caring soft spoken man. I was fortunate enough to get to know Bob through coaching against him. Jody Chris Andrew Mike and Matt. I´m so sorry for your loss ! You are in my prayers !! Rest In Peace Doc. You will be missed. God bless you all. Fran Gallagher
Richard & Bernadette
August 27, 2024
Rest in Peace, Dr. Bob, for all that you gave of yourself to humanity during your career...especially during the pandemic. Our sincere condolences to your family.
Mike Tournoux
August 27, 2024
May your happy memories give you peace and comfort during this challenging time.
The Tournoux´s
Ashleigh A Bushman
August 27, 2024
Warm, wise, gentle. More fitting adjectives could not be used. It was my pleasure and special privilege to call him Dr Salata, when he wished for everyone else to call him Bob. I was Dr Salata´s nurse for eight years, and our relationship was one of mutual respect, admiration and trust. Never before or since has any physician treated me as he did. Dr Salata was so special, and his memory will always be special to me. What a beautiful obituary, highlighting the qualities of a dedicated husband, dad and grandpa.
Sue Chase
August 27, 2024
A brilliant man but more importantly, a kind and caring man!
The Schuler Family
August 27, 2024
Jody and family, we are so sorry for your loss and are keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers. May his memory be a blessing for each of you.
The Schuler Family
Amy
August 27, 2024
I worked with Dr. Salata for the last 10 years as his social worker in the SIU. Bob Trish and I were a great team, he brought us mini chocolates every Monday, we both loved rolos. He touched so many lives. He gave hope to HIV patients when there was limited treatment, many of our patients saw him for over 30 years. I have lost count of how many have said "Dr. Salata saved my life!" His legacy will be carried on by his patients, fellows, residents and the SIU team. am lucky to have worked with him, I will miss him.
Marcia
August 27, 2024
Dr. Salata was an inspiring and calming leader during the pandemic. He helped many of us working at UH to carry on and help our communities.
Carl Lufter
August 27, 2024
I worked at University Hospitals for 51 years as a Pharmacist and the last 30 years as Director of Pharmacy. I had many wonderfuLl conversatios with Dr. Salata. Great clinician and person. What I remember him saying, " MY FIRST NAME IS NOT DOCTOR, IT IS BOB."
Christine Ash
August 27, 2024
He was a true gentleman.
Katie Holzheimer
August 27, 2024
Dear Jody and all the Salata´s, our hearts are absolutely broken all of you. May he rest in peace
Much love support
Katie and Gil Holzheimer
Deena & Paul Segal and Family
August 27, 2024
Dear Salata Family,
We are heartbroken and sadden with the sudden loss of Bob. Words can not express how much he means to us. We had a wonderful relationship and fond memories that will never be forgotten. May his memory be a forever blessing to you and your family.
Deena & Paul Segal and Family
Robbin and Rich Garcia
August 27, 2024
Rich and I are so sorry for your loss. Our condolences to you Jody, your family, and extended family.
Myra White
August 27, 2024
Such a sad thing, Jody, for you, your family and the community. My heart goes out to you. Myra
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