Judith Glauner
Judy loved people and especially the elderly. She gave from her heart and loved sharing with others.
Carol Hinesman
Carol was a loving, sweet, caring woman. She always put God first, mom, daughter, and grandson. She loved her family and friends dearly. Carol always said it’s God’s will. It’s an honor knowing that someone will be able to benefit from her gift(s).
Maxine Rendulic
We honor your life, your love and the gift you gave to others through organ, eye and/or tissue donation.
Pam Schwartz
Pam loved God, life, her family and friends dearly. She was taken tragically and unexpectedly, and she is deeply missed by all who knew her loving spirit.
Nelson Walters
We were married 32 years. He was a great soft spoken kind, compassionate, caring and loving gentle man with the biggest heart. He would be so proud to know his corneas helped someone to see again. He was dearly loved by his wife, 4 stepdaughters, 12 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Nelson is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through eye donation.
Ronda Achor
Ronda was both fierce and loving, her last gift was given to strangers through organ and tissue donations. Ronda is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through organ, tissue and eye donation.
David London
David leaves an amazing legacy of service to his country and community. He was an Eagle Scout and graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy. He retired as a Lt. Colonel after a military career which included assignments with the Space Shuttle Program and the Anti-Satellite Missile. He supported and volunteered his time for many organizations, and was named the 2022 Volunteer of the Year for the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. David was a consistent blood donor, with over 140 lifetime donations. His family is devastated at his loss, but proud and comforted by the knowledge that he helped so many people through his commitment to serving others.
Robert S. “Sam” Moore
I love my brother. He was my hero and my protector. I miss my brother so much. He’s a kind soul. Sam is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through eye and tissue donation.
Carl Malcolm Hutchinson
He was a beloved husband, father, brother and friend to everyone he ever encountered. He was a fun but very serious man. He loved his family with all of his heart and soul. His wife, Bonnie Rhodes, was his soul mate, and his children were light in his eyes. He is survived by 2 daughters, Kelly & Stacy, wife, Bonnie, 4 brothers and many friends. May he rest in Peace among the angels in heaven. We love you and miss you everyday. Carl is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through eye donation.
Dennis E. Noyes Sr.
A wonderful man that was there for everyone who needed a helping hand. Dennis is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through eye donation.
Valerie Shaw
We honor your life, your love and the gift you gave to others through organ, eye and/or tissue donation.
Betty Ann Brown
Caring, loving, and always placing everyone's needs above her own, a true tribute to humanity.
Richard Maschino
He was the most kind, caring, and respectful guy. He was the best husband, dad, and papa. We all love and miss him.
Richard Wright
Richard was a loving son that adored his mother. He was always kind and willing to help. He never raised his voice expect in song. Animals loved Richard as much as humans.
Nancy McGraw
We honor your life, your love and the gift you gave to others through organ, eye and/or tissue donation.
Emanuel Giles
We honor your life, your love and the gift you gave to others through organ, eye and/or tissue donation.
Randall A. Seip
My brother had nothing to his name, but if a stranger asked he would give the shirt off of his back. It shouldn’t have surprised me that he was an eye donor, but it did. He was a selfless man. Randall is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through eye donation.
Alan E. Herner
Alan was a firm believer in lifelong learning and strove to be a perpetual student. In addition to his numerous degrees, Alan pursued new knowledge at every turn through his passions for reading, news of current events, and writing software – he even solved calculus problems for fun. He retired from WPAFB after 32 years of service and began a second career teaching Economics at Wright State University. He was a blood donor as well as a registered organ and tissue donor.
Alan is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through eye and tissue donation.