Memphis to honor retiring Methodist Le Bonheur CEO Gary Shorb with street name

The Memphis City Council named a street in honor of retiring Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare CEO Gary Shorb, according to The Commercial Appeal.

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The council unveiled a sign for Gary Shorb Avenue in Memphis, Tenn., on Nov. 4, 2016.

Mr. Shorb is leaving Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare on Dec. 31, 2016, after which he will take on the role of executive director at The Urban Child Institute, also in Memphis. He will also continue in an advisory role with Methodist Le Bonheur until April 2017. He served as the health system’s CEO since 2001.

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