Today we remember the Basser family’s patriarch, Phil Basser, who passed away earlier this year at age 105. A lifelong @Eagles fan, Phil went viral in 2018 for the game vs. the @Vikings - just like tonight's home opener: Birds vs. Vikings! https://t.co/S9wuNo9R71 @nbcsphilly@nfl
Penn Medicine was one of the best-in-show winners at the 2023 Healthcare Advertising Awards for the @BasserBRCA integrated marketing campaign, “Basser Center for BRCA: Do You Have It?” - a campaign built to help increase awareness of #brca-related cancers. https://t.co/DcJO4LhR1C
"They are gonna get a taste of something that they've never seen at home before" 🦑
Len Potter of the @SeattleKraken ownership group joins @CraigMish to discuss the preparation for the FIRST-EVER home playoff game for the organization on Saturday
#StanleyCup#SeaKraken
Philip B. Basser, better known to Eagles fans as "Grandpa Phil," died March 17 at his home in New York.
Basser became a media star during the Eagles' run to Super Bowl LII.
https://t.co/OMhDjsBPCp
A look back at an incredible evening: The 2022 Basser Jean Bash highlight video is finally here! We're still in awe of your support from this record-breaking night & we’re even MORE excited to share it on this special day - Phil Basser’s 105th birthday!: https://t.co/7OC2RoWZoN
105 years young 🥳
Wishing the happiest of birthday’s to the oldest #SeaKraken fan, Phil, who was born one year after the Seattle Metropolitans won the Stanley Cup in 1917!
While we commemorate the 10th anniversary of progress and hope at the Basser Center, we look forward to the future of building an even stronger community of supporters, advocates and collaborators! 3/3
On Tuesday we celebrated the 10-year anniversary of the Basser Center with our Basser Jean Bash! We are grateful for and truly inspired by all of our special guests who attended our event to help continue to raise awareness of BRCA-related cancers. 1/3
Basser executive director, Dr. Susan Domchek, speaks at the Jean Bash about her excitement for the future in advancing BRCA-related science and the new Cancer Interception Institute that will allow us to continue targeting hereditary cancers at their earliest stages.