A local university leader has passed away. Houston Christian University President Robert Sloan Jr died at the age of 77. His death was sudden.
Dr. Sloan had a long tenure at the university, nearing 20 years as president. Further details about his passing are available from news outlets.
For those in the Bellaire area and beyond, more information can be found through FOX 26 Houston, which reported on Dr. Sloan's death.
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