The Coletti family in Collier County has given $10 million to Naples Comprehensive Health to advance oncology services for women at the hospital.
The gift is in honor of the life and legacy of Brynne Coletti, who died in December 2024 from brain cancer at 67. NCH will recognize this gift through the naming of the Bob and Brynne Coletti Women’s Cancer Program, according to a statement. The donation will support oncology services across several locations, including the NCH McGlothlin Outpatient Infusion Center, the women’s oncology surgical wing at NCH North Hospital and the NCH gynecological oncology clinic for women, the 700-plus bed hospital says.
“Brynne’s strength and grace continue to inspire us,” Bob Coletti, who was married to Brynne for 43 years according to her obituary, says in the statement. “Our hope is that this gift honors her memory by helping women receive the care, support and hope they need at every stage of their journey.”
Brynne Coletti, according to her obituary, was raised in Cincinnati. She and Bob Coletti met while they were students at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Bob Coletti was an attorney with the firm Keating Muething & Klekamp, specializing in corporate, securities and financing, including IPOs and M&A work, according to the firm’s website. He retired in 2016 and is now a retired partner emeritus. The couple, her obituary states, split time between living in Naples and Harbor Springs, Michigan…