William Waid

The late William Waid, a University of Miami alumnus passionate about big band swing and jazz, has left a legacy to the Frost School of Music.

Waid passed away in 2021 at the age of 94, but his passion for music lives on in a bequest.

The bequest will have a meaningful impact on the school's studio music and jazz program for years to come.

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