The Central University "Marta Abreu" of Las Villas has shared the somber news of the passing of esteemed Professor Emeritus Alberto Casiano Averhoff Casamayor, affectionately known as Tico, at the age of 85.
For over forty years, Averhoff Casamayor dedicated his career to teaching and research, particularly excelling in the fields of cooperativism, national economic planning, and business economics. This dedication is highlighted in the university's obituary, which was posted on their Facebook page.
The tribute also emphasizes the numerous accolades he received for his dedication and commitment, including the Literacy Medal, the Fight Against Bandits Medal, the Commemorative Medal for the 40th Anniversary of the Revolutionary Armed Forces (FAR), the Cuban Education Medal, the José Tey Medal, and the Frank País Order of the Second Degree.
Beyond his role as a professor, Averhoff Casamayor held positions within the regime’s control structures. He served as the Secretary of Organization for the Base Section 17-06 of the Association of Combatants of the Cuban Revolution and was a founding member of the National Association of Economists and Accountants of Cuba, consistently demonstrating an exemplary attitude of service and revolutionary commitment.
"His legacy will live on within the university community and among all those fortunate enough to have learned from him," the statement concludes.
In the comments section, dozens of students and colleagues expressed their condolences to the bereaved family and mourned the loss of the seasoned professor.
Key Contributions of Alberto Casiano Averhoff Casamayor
What were Alberto Casiano Averhoff Casamayor's main areas of expertise?
Alberto Casiano Averhoff Casamayor specialized in cooperativism, national economic planning, and business economics, dedicating over four decades to these fields.
What honors did Averhoff Casamayor receive during his career?
He was awarded numerous honors, including the Literacy Medal, the Fight Against Bandits Medal, the Commemorative Medal for the 40th Anniversary of the FAR, the Cuban Education Medal, the José Tey Medal, and the Frank País Order of the Second Degree.