Vesna Bosanac (Subotica, March 9, 1949 - Vukovar, March 21, 2022) was a Croatian doctor, pediatric specialist and director of the Vukovar General Hospital, a hero of the Homeland War. As the director of the Vukovar Hospital in the most difficult war moments of the city of Vukovar, she became a symbol of heroism, courage and humanity. She ran the hospital just before and during the Battle of Vukovar. 2,500 wounded passed through the hospital, 1,000 of whom had to undergo major operations. Vesna Bosanac remained in hospital until the fall of the city, after which she was detained in the camp in Srijemska Mitrovica and the prison in Belgrade, before being exchanged. She returned to Croatia in December 1991. After the return of the city of Vukovar to the Republic of Croatia, Dr. Vesna Bosanac returned to live in Vukovar in 1997 when she again took over the leadership of the hospital she headed until June 2013 and in 2014 she retired. She was awarded the Order of the Croatian Danica with the figure of Katarina Zrinska, she received the Charter of the Republic of Croatia.

Dr. Vesna Bosanac permanently indebted us with her courage and humanity, which she selflessly showed in the most difficult times for Vukovar. Her departure is a loss for all of us,  for the city of Vukovar and for the whole of Croatia. We cant do much against time doing its thing, but what we can do is say a big THANK YOU to her. 
Thank you for everything!