Henry M. ‘Hank’ Huckaby [13 Dec 1941 – 14 April 2021] was a lifelong public servant with the State of Georgia with increasing fiscal and managerial responsibility for over 50 years, including the administrations of four governors. He received his B.A. in political science and an M.B.A. from Georgia State University. He started his career as a budget analyst (1973-1975), before serving as director of the Senate Research Office (1975-1977), commissioner of the Department of Community Affairs (1977-1980), executive director of the Georgia Residential Finance Authority (1980-1991) and state budget director (1991-1995). He was an administrator at Gordon College, Georgia State University (1995-1997), and the University of Georgia (1997-2000) before his appointment to UGA as senior vice president for finance and administration (2000-2006). This appointment caused him to decline serving as the elected ABFM chair-elect (1999). Earlier in his career, he taught at Georgia Perimeter College and Emory University. He was an elected member of the Georgia House of Representatives for six months in 2011 before he took office as chancellor of the University System (2011-2016).