Greg was known for his great passion in music an love for his country. He is so missed by many.

She was always a giver! Loved taking care of her patients

Kathy was a free spirited woman, who was fascinated by the sky, at peace by the sea and had a love for reading. Her girlfriends and laughter was the best medicine. Her children and grandchildren held her heart. She was extremely compassionate and loved caring for others. So, how fitting for her to still be able to give back after life.

She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother. She was always there for when ever it was needed. She had a love with some many different things and made many friends in her lifetime.

Was a life long farmer, raising Blank Angus cattle. He was an accomplished musician playing the Tuba. Paul is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through eye donation.

Chris is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through eye donation.

A caring soul who was always the first to help family, friends and even strangers. Even in death, he was still giving. Taken too soon from us, sorely missed and loved.

Who is Randy Sandoval? He is a Son, Brother, Father and Grandfather. He served in the Navy for 15 years on the USS Sam Houston SSN/SSBN609. He was such a giving man, he had a love for life. Randy is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through organ, eye and tissue donation.

Clarence E. Thaxton, known as “Clem” by most, was an amazingly loving husband of 41 years to Tina Thaxton. He was a caring, protective, dedicated father of 3 beautiful children, Christina, Curtis and Timothy Thaxton. He was also a great son, brother and kind, caring friend to many. He was an amazing provider and hard worker, most of his life as an OTR truck driver! Driving his truck was one of his many passions in Life! He loved going on the road and could drive/park his truck ANYWHERE in ANY weather! Lol. He didn’t know a stranger! Everyone seemed to know him one way or another!! He was just a kind, caring and giving man, all the way to the end, still giving… in hopes to help someone in their time of need. Although only his eyes were viable, we’re so proud of him for all the love he showed in his life and beyond! He had many loves in his life, such as the Bengals, but his love for his grandchildren was immense! All who knew him in the end knew… He lived for his grandbabies!! Being a grandfather was his biggest thrill in life! “He is and always will be OUR HERO.” Clem is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through eye donation.

We honor your life, your love and the gift you gave to others through organ, eye and/or tissue donation.

Candace was a loving and caring person she cared about many, She was well loved. She served in the army for 7 years. Our mother donated her eye tissue to help someone. We are very honored to have are mother accepted into the Wall of Heroes

"Mark lived life with a twinkle in his eye. He found great joy and humor in everyday happenings. He was awed by the raw beauty of nature and found delight in the unique diversity of people. Mark lived life to the fullest, seeking opportunities to experience, learn, and grow from every situation and adventure. Although cancer stole his health, it could never harness mark’s spirit and his crystal clear vision of spiritual strength. He had the unique ability to see good in others and notice the subtleties held deep in their hearts. It is our hope that through Mark’s eyes, you may gain wisdom to see the world and others, in a new way, and be filled with awe and wonder! Mark is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through eye donation."

We gather to honor my dad, a generous and selfless man whose love touched so many lives. As an organ donor in the state of Ohio, he gave the ultimate gift, continuing to help others even after his passing. He was a devoted father to his four children and a loving, loyal boyfriend of twelve years, always putting family first. As a dedicated plumber, he worked hard and took pride in providing for those he loved. Above all, he was a man of God, guided by faith, kindness, and compassion. His legacy lives on in the lives he shaped and the lives he saved.

Robin was a beautiful soul, inside and out. For a woman who had no kids, she sure did have a lot that she claimed.

We honor your life, your love and the gift you gave to others through organ, eye and/or tissue donation.

Tom would be happy to know he’s helped others!  

Tim Reilly was a one of a kind husband, father, brother, uncle and dog-dad. Anyone who knew him, knew he was outspoken, honest and had the most blunt sense of humor that you've heard. He enjoyed soccer throughout his entire life, being an all-state goalie in high school and referee after. He felt a passion for soccer that we could all learn a bit from. He was a dedicated Notre Dame fan, where he lived by the motto: “God, Country, Notre Dame" each and everyday. He was kind and strong, would have given everything he had to others while in need. He was the one who was always available for a laugh, advice and some tough love when needed. When things got tough, he encouraged prayer and to believe there is a greater reason for all. We looked to him to be our rock, listener, coach, teacher, mediator, porch coffee partner and best friend. There will be a large spot missing in everyone’s world that he touched. Dad, you now will never have to miss a game or moment. We love and miss you, please guide us to victory.

Well I remember the leaves a fallin'
And far off music like pipes a callin.
And I remember the golden morning
I saw the long ranks as they were forming
And there’s a magic in the sound of their name
Here come the Irish of Notre Dame
The pilgrims follow by the sacred waters
And arm in arm go the sons and daughters
The drums are rolling and forward bound
They're calling spirits up from the ground
And there's a magic in the sound of their name
Here come the Irish of Notre Dame

Tim is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through organ donation.