MusicRowLife (12/17/13)

UMPG VP Ron Stuve‘s condition is improving after 10 days in ICU at Vanderbilt Medical Center, where he has been battling an extremely rare case of Strep Group A pneumonia and sepsis. His lungs, heart, kidneys and liver have been compromised and his chances of survival were very slim.

As of yesterday (Dec. 16), Ron’s wife, entertainment publicist Regina Stuve, said, “We have witnessed a miracle and every person who has prayed for Ron is part of this Christmas miracle. The odds were against us but with everyone circling Ron and lifting him up, the odds are with us now. I know our medical team AND our spiritual team working together saved Ron’s life. To God be the Glory! The doctors keep using the word ‘remarkable’ when describing his current condition.”

Music industry executives, artists, songwriters and musicians have rallied around Ron, Regina, and their son Nate. And this morning (Dec. 17), Stuve gave Cyndi Forman, his co-worker, a song pitch idea from his hospital bed for Josh Turner, who came to visit him in the hospital last week.

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Dunn is Senior Counsel and Office Manager of Administration at Loeb & Loeb’s Nashville office. Her practice focuses on entertainment transactions in the music, publishing, television and motion picture industries. She represents publishing companies, record labels, management companies, recording artists, visual artists, producers, authors, songwriters and other parties in the music industry.